Childhood Trauma - The Media That SPOOKED Me
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- Reaching into the dark recesses of my mind, I've pulled a handful of moments from my childhood to tell you about the media I watched and or played that scared me way back when. Viewer beware, you're in for a scare!
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
2:04 - Pokemon Ranger Shadows of Almia (Game Over)
5:50 - "Rusty and the Boulder"
8:00 - The Empire Strikes Back (Cave scene)
10:16 - Goosebumps
16:35 - Closing Thoughts
Music track listing
Promise (Reprise) - Silent Hill 2
Route 104 - Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald
Title Screen - Pokemon Rangers Shadows of Almia
Field Theme - Pokemon Rangers Shadows of Almia
Thomas Theme - Thomas the Tank Engine
Thomas Theme - Thomas the Tank Engine SNES
The Three Monsters Converge - Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster
The Day of Night - Silent Hill 2
Ashes and Dust - Silent Hill 2
Imperial March - Super Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Carnival of Screams - Goosebumps Horrorland
Vampire Village - Goosebumps Horrorland
Fever Swamp - Goosebumps Horrorland
#nostalgia #goosebumps #pokemon - Krátké a kreslené filmy
What frightened you when you were younger? Did you share any of my moments? I want to know!
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Destoroyah disturbed me quite a lot as a child, I already had a bit of arachnophobia so seeing these monstrous hybrids between spider crabs and demons mutilate people and becoming larger and more demonic didn’t keep me up at night but gave me a pretty deep fascination with body horror.
Even though I had never seen real zombie media, for some reason flesh eating corpses were the most plausible monsters outside of ghost for me, so I often had trouble sleeping thinking I’d be devoured. I think that an early form of my social anxiety, I still generally feel uncomfortable around large crowds. However, unlike Destoroyah when started watching zombie media and seeing zombie toys my fear disappeared.
The Rancor pit scene in Star Wars frightened me both the slave girl Oola being trapped and eaten, and gamorrean guard being devoured. The excellent hideous creature design and claustrophobia is really scary.
Later on movies like Alien and The Thing scared me, I don’t like parasites and feeling unsafe in my own body.
Also unfortunately NFTs are still around, Trump is selling them. ☹️
The wolf form the 2006 peter and the wolf move.
The "Cat in the hat" movie with Mike Myers freaked me out as a kid (seriously), the scene were he gets hit in the balls made me violently cry.
@@producoesgomi1168 *H E L L*
@@lorddevilfish5868 I was VERY young.
thomas and friends is a british tokusatsu. none of you can say otherwise.
Sir Topham Hatt is gonna be the next Ultra host.
but only for king tho 💀
Yea
I'm sorry I haven't a clue what you're talking about
what part do you not get specifically
Funnily enough, I recall the Chillogy pig transformation scaring me as a child as well. However, what I also remember was that it wasn’t the only “pig transformation” that scared me when I was younger.
In spirited away, when Chihiro’s parents are turned into pigs, she sees them sitting and eating. When they turn around, as fully transformed pigs, they’re really frightening. I remember worrying the same thing would happen to my own parents lol.
Other stuff includes more things I’m sure you’re familiar with, like the black hole aliens from Godzilla vs MechaGodzilla being revealed to be ugly ape creatures. The bizarre howling sound they make scared me.
I remember seeing adverts for Spirited Away when it was airing on Toonami and also being freaked out by that aspect of the plot. I didn't see the movie until recently, kinda wish I saw it earlier because it's so great.
The thing that absolutely terrified me for years was that cgi green man from Animal Planet The Most Extreme. I swear I couldn't sleep for days because of that shape shifting creepy guy always haunting my brain... 😅
on the subject of Thomas the Tank Engine episodes that were genuinely nightmare-inducing as a child, I would like to contribute the following episodes to the discussion:
- Duncan Gets Spooked - the music playing during the scene where Rusty tells the story of the ghost train gives me chills even now
- Toby's Discovery - the scene with Toby in the yard at night... horrifying
- Haunted Henry - pure terror from start to finish
(even writing this comment gave me the heebie jeebies)
11:22
Okay I know everyone’s laughing at that clip, but that played in a commercial advertising the show once and it PETRIFIED me. The actor sounds genuinely scared and body horror freaked me out so much when I was a kid.
Totally vibe with the whole Thomas section, I think one reason I liked Godzilla is because Tokosatsu reminds me all the sets from Thomas.
You should try Gerry Anderson. His stuff was a big influence on Tokusatsu.
While i don't know why people call it "childhood trauma" and not "childhood fears" i still like watching these.
And with goosebumps the evil thing and the swamp monster scared me so much as a kid. I don't do well with horror
Great interesting video! The 1988 horror film Slugs traumatized me as an 10 year old. Seeing it as an adult, it's dumb as hell but watching a bunch of slimy critters you used to play with in the backyard as a kid eat people alive to the bone etc. is pretty horrific lol
In the country where I was born, there's absolutely no moving rating system whatsoever, so children are allowed to watch movies that are rated R or even NC-17 without much trouble. Adults there seemed to lack common sense that children shouldn't be exposed to some of the adult content as well, so one day our teacher has decided to play us this movie called Riki-oh (in case you don't know what it is, it's a Hong Kong splatter film that was loosely adapted from a Japanese manga with the same name, featuring some of the most over the top violence and gore--decent practical effects though). Needless to say a film like this would be way too much for a 2nd grade kid like me. I remembered that the whole class just shouted to teacher that we didn't want to watch it (nobody cried surprisingly), so we stopped watching it when the movie was half-way through. For the next couple weeks however I could dream of nothing but those gory scenes from the movie, but thankfully I didn't get PTSD from it, I still enjoy all sort of movies and games with graphic contents right now, but Riki-oh holds a special place in my heart.
Riki-oh is a helluva movie to spring on an entire class of kids, good lord.
@@ZaGorudan yea I had no idea what was the teacher thinking lol
Mars Attacks and the tv commercial for 8 Legged Freaks got me bad
The playing with trains scene should have been longer. Sure, spooky stuff and all that (I believe I was the only one to actually be scared of Ebirah's claw coming out of the water in that one storm scene in Sea Monster) but all of that pales in comparison to funny train toys with these really weird magnets that WOULD NOT GO TOGETHER OH MY GOD, anyway I'm getting distracted
good video. needed more trains though
What scared me as a kid?
"It was the worst accident I ever saw... Was a sound like a garbage truck fell off the empire state building... And when they pulled the driver from the twisted, mangled wreck... they looked like *THIS!* " [the scream of a million children]
"Just tell 'em, Large Marge sent ya."
I clearly remember two movies that have scarred my psyche to this very day. The original Jaws and the original Exorcist marred my childhood. The first one made me scared of taking baths, swimming in pools and going to oceans and seas. The second one made me scared to sleep with the lights off (something I still do to this day and if I do sleep, it's with a flashlight on so I at least get some light in the room).
I remember that i watched the King of the Hills episode: "Pigman". The ending left me scarred for life.
The thing that traumatized me the most ever since I was a kid was the movie Creepshow 2, particularly The Raft segment of the movie. That movie still freaked me out as an adult, and I've seen movies like Cannibal Holocaust and Last House On The Left mind you!
How could Pachirisu do you like that?
Wow we are at the same age (i think) thank you for inspiring me to not just blame someone else for my procrastinating behavior and start to do something....... After i finish your video, or some other videos yt give me
Rusty And The Boulder was one of the darkest episodes I watched from the TV show (along with Stepney Gets Lost and Escape)
Rusty and the boulder scared me too
boulder on the thumbnail???
The girl who cried monster. Scared me.
Pokemon must do something to child brains, I remember when I was in primary school being shit-scared of Mewtwo coming to personally murder me for some reason.
There's a movie adaptation of A Christmas Carol in which Scrooge actually goes to hell. That really creeped me out as a kid. Today the scene looks pretty cheesy, but at the time it was pretty scary.
here's something that scared me as a kid, fraggle rock is my favorite show of all time, in the episode "The Pebble Pox Blues" boober and wembley are tasked to enter the frightening cavern known as the cave of shadows, throughout the episode it's built up as a really horrifying place and as a kid it sure delivered on that, in the cave of shadows formless shadows move about in a weird uncanny way, It was dimly lit and the shadows didn't even make any noise, it's never really revealed what these shadows are exactly anyways, this coupled with the eerie music and boober's fear made this a really scary scene as a kid, I'd be lying if i didn't say it still slightly gives me the willies to this day
I had the same DVD case for chillogy and I thought it was just mine that was messed up! I don't know if it's better or worse that it wasn't just mine
the Cuckoo Clock of Doom book gave me an existential crisis as a child
I saw "Attack of the Mushroom People" when I was about 10 or so and good grief this movie screwed me up.
I didn't see it again until I was much older under its proper title "Matango" and - It was really good!
I didn't get the anti-drug message when I was a little kid but it's a very powerful film, beautifully shot and it just made me feel good to confront a childhood fear and face it down.
I too am afraid of tangible concepts as well.
I have dreams of being back in high school and being back at my first job (which I am currently at)
I was scared of spiders and other stuff, but all of them pale in comparison to nuclear war, which is what I'm definitely scared of.
There are things much bigger than you and I that I am afraid of.
International tensions have reached their breaking point, missiles are fired across the world, you can only wait for your demise as sirens that pore into your psyche go off and people riot and run in fear as the missiles approach, until everything is caught up in atomic fire, everything burning as if hell was unleashed upon the earth.
If people say that nuclear war is scary as is the Cold War was a scary time back then, I'm taking their word for it.
Movies like The Day After, Threads, Testament, Miracle Mile, etc., have proven that to me.
Actually, forget that I even recommended these. Seriously, don't watch them if you value your happiness. I haven't seen them in full, but what I saw was enough to make you hope that it never happens.
Once you see that sh!t, it will fvck you up for life.
What's a good term for depressing childhood trauma? because I've got plenty of things that frightened me as a kid but I wanna make a video about the things in media that made me cry as a kid but I can't come up with a catchy title
scissor lady from exorcist 3
The Amityville Horror did it to me. We moved into a new house, and I was reading the book at the time as it turned up in the previous owner's collection. Also, do you think most would prefer the whipping Val Kilmer was getting to going back to school? I think it is a valid question.
Never read the book but there's one specific scene in the movie that still freaks me the fuck out, it's the scene with the thing outside the window peering in *shivers*
@@AbrasiousProductions The kid getting his hands bashed and held by the window also.
You know, what I found most interesting about the Goosebumps entry, was that they went out of their way to portray Karl as the closest thing the show has to a demon. Sharp-dressed man, manipulative, condemns people to ironic punishments, kingpin of his own eldritch HG 1/144 Gundam model kit (smh, not even RG)...Karl really feels like a modern take on literature's Mephistopheles when you think about it.
Ever see the movie the gate