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Scary Disney Movie Moments: Creepy to Most Terrifying 😱

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Disney movies are known for being happy and magical experiences. Good triumphing over evil… finding true love… adorable animal sidekicks… breaking out into musical numbers… All that stuff.
But hidden beneath all those merry fairy tales, lie quite a few shocking, eerie and frightening moments. And that’s what we’re exploring today.

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Script Written by Aristotle Lachanopoulos

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Editors: Kristijan Vukovic, Luka Lalosevic, Md Asad Al Hossain, Milos Kuzmanovic
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Produced by Kyle B.

20 Comments

@CinfulArts 4 years ago

Personally, the scene that scared me the most as a kid was when Maleficent first showed herself to Aurora and led her to the spinning wheel

@jinoratheairnomad9777 4 years ago

The Evil Queen’s actions and the scenes in the dark forest are certainly creepy, but not nearly as bad as they are in the ride at various Disney parks. You’re living through all that Snow White went through and the evil Queen is targeting you, so yeah, pretty terrifying.

@MoaRider 4 years ago

Mr. Arrow's death always freaked me out. Black holes are the closest thing to existential dread given form and the fact its the main characters ally dying in such a horrible way instead of the antagonist felt wrong to me as a kid.
Pour one out for Mr. Arrow.

@meandmyboys8728 4 years ago

To be honest, I think one of the most scariest character is King Candy/Turbo Cyebug form, and when he dies, he desperately tries to stop himself from going to the “light” seriously, his last moments as Turbo, is kinda scary.

@MissFlow 4 years ago

A scene that really scared me was a particular scene in Bambi.
After the Little April's shower song, the music very abruptly changes tone. As we pan from Bambi and his mom to the dark sky and lightning strikes the storm kicks in.
The shadows, the sounds, the human vocals that mimic winds, the lightning striking, just.... everything.

The oyster scene in Alice was a valuable lesson for me as a kid. What I took out of it is: never blindly go with a stranger. you never know their true intentions.
Each kid should watch it.

@mustachetwirler7617 4 years ago (edited)

When I was a kid, I was actually more terrified over how angry the Walrus’s assistant got over his superior hogging all the oysters for himself, but now that you explained the fact that the walrus literally committed genocide to a bunch of infants, yeah I can see why that scene takes the top spot as the most terrifying.

@finnover9781 4 years ago

Uh, Monstro eating Pinocchio DIDN'T kill him. He was still alive when he floated all the way down his stomach to Gepetto's ship.

@robertrowley4929 4 years ago

The Headless Horseman is one of my personal favorites. His laugh is a true masterpiece of villainy. Hell, he’s so scary that, to this day, Disney is still getting calls from parents complaining about him frightening the crap out of their kids. Now, that’s a lasting legacy!

@MargaretBurrowes 1 year ago

The headless horseman is probably the scariest. I literally peed my pants when I was when I was four years old.

@Jesusluvsyu3 4 years ago (edited)

Clayton’s death gave me nightmares for 3 or 4 days when I was younger. The fact it’s a Disney movie and a KIDS movie and the main villain got HUNG and they SHOWED IT TO US is absolutely shocking to me.

@flickcrazy4143 4 years ago

The Rescuers Down Under: When McLeach tries to feed Cody to crocodiles.

@martincraw7698 4 years ago

As a kid to me, Cruella’s scary face as she’s driving her car towards the van with the Dalmatians in it, Lampwick’s donkey transformation, the evil queen’s transformation, Fidget kidnapping Olivia’s father, Hellfire, the evil firefighter clown from the Brave Little Toaster nightmare scene, the Headless Horseman and A Night On Bald Mountain were the most terrifying Disney moments ever. Also Frollo’s demise and Dr. Facilier’s demise are creepy too.

@joshiemanmcqueenA113 11 months ago

2:59 Ursula's transformation is kinda scary

@treforworonov194 4 years ago

There’s also dark traumatic scenes from Bambi ranging from Bambi’s mother getting shot and killed to the human hunters and their dogs arrived the forest, threatens the animals, and sets the forest on fire, as well as the pheasant scene

@marjoriejohnston4905 4 years ago

Cruella's driving belongs in the terrifying category for sheer recklessness. Do you really want to see someone that nuts sharing the road with you? I wouldn't. Also, I always found the pink elephant scene in Dumbo funny, not creepy. Maybe I'm just weird

@annettehernandez7284 4 years ago

Honestly Clayton's death has to be one of the most Disturbing deaths ever known

@lemonshark-s4z 4 years ago

The scene that scared me the most as a kid was when Malifacent kidnapped Philip.

@PancakeNation 3 years ago (edited)

I still believe Clayton's death is one of if not the most disturbing ends to a villain that ive ever seen in a kid's movie. Seeing Clayton accidentally hang himself is honestly such a brutal way to go.