Top 9 Scariest Movie Moments

Hello everyone! Incase you didn't know, I've been watching countdown lists of peoples past fears, and some of their choices will haunt my nightmares for weeks. So, because fear doesn't need to be during Halloween, I'm gonna countdown my top nine scariest movie moments. Just to let you know, "Night on Bald Mountain" from "Fantasia" will NOT be on this list. I'm doing things that gave me nightmares, I'm also counting only the movies I saw all the way. So, with that said, lets begin.


#9 The Other Mr. Bobinsky from "Coraline"-I know Hewy Toonmore said the Other Mother was scarier, but the Other Mr. B creeped me out!! Not at the begining with the mouse circus, no, no, no, no. I mean towards the end of the movie, when Coraline is looking for the ghost eyes (in the book it was their hearts) and she comes to Bobinsky's flat. It's creepy before we see the Other Mr. B, you see what's left of the other Wybie first, his clothes. DAMN!! Anyway, Coraline comes in, and is greeted by the other Mr. B slithering around the flat like a snake. Also, his voice is deformed, and you don't see any of his body parts, such as his head, or wrists. Then he goes in the tent and he and Coraline have a short conversation that leads to a creepy reveal . . .
"You don't get it, do you?"
"I don't understand"
"Of course you don't. Your just a copy she made of the real Mr. B."
"Not even that . . . anymore . . ."
Coraline pulls off his hat to reveal that the other Mr. B is now what used to be circus mice. This scared the crap out of me when I first saw this movie, but after watching it a few more times, it's freak epic!!

#8 Dark Crystal-I'm pretty sure I saw this all the way, I remember watching it in my insane daycare. My daycare showed us a lot of stuff kids learning to count to three should be watching. And "the Dark Crystal" was no exception. I saw a short clip from "the Dark Crystal" and let me get one thing clear . . . I'M NEVER WATCHING IT AGAIN!!!!!! End of story.

#7 Pirates of the Carribean: Curse of the Black Pearl-When "Black Pearl" came out, I was pretty young. And when my parents watched it, I kept chosing the wrong times to come out. When you got a movie with undead pirates, every moment is the wrong time to come out. When I got a few peeks . . . I regreted it. Heck, the ride that inspired the movie scared me so much, I started crying when my dad tried to force me on it. Now that I'm older, I watched it, and enjoyed it.

#6 Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest-Yeah I know this is cheating because I already put a "Pirates" movie on the list, but this one scared me more then the last. How? It's like "Temple of Doom", someone's alive without a heart, and their heart is still beating. Also, when Jack and Will find, what they think, is the Flying Dutchman, there's a guy who's face is freakin' gone!! That and Davy Jones is pretty creepy lookin' too. (By the way, have you noticed that Davy Jones has a ship called the Flying Dutchman, and the Flying Dutchman from "Spongebob" has a ship called Davy Jones?)

#5 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull-I put this on the list because . . . well . . . it scared me. It wasn't Spalko's death (although it did scare me for a bit) it was that one Russian's death with the ants. One time, I watched this alone, so I had no one to tell me when his death was over. So when it came, I covered my eyes, and waited for the screams to stop. I opened my eyes too early and I saw him being dragged into the ant hill. I couldn't sleep after that. I soon got over it, and this was the first "Indiana Jones" movie I watched all the way without covering my eyes. It may seem stupid to you, but for a kid that's worth shouting "VICTORY!!!!"

#4 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade-This was the second "Indiana Jones" movie I got through without covering my eyes, probably because it wasn't as scary as the others, but Donovan's death was scary enough. Now when I watch it, I kind of notice that he looks like Doc from "Back to the Future" at one point. Go and watch it again.

#3 Toht's Death from "Raiders of the Lost Ark"-Yeah I know that Indy's taking up the whole list, but when I think of things that gave me nightmares, these movies come to mind. Anyway, I'm pretty sure everyone could watch "Raiders" without covering their eyes, until the infamous melting face comes. Toht is probably my favorite Indiana Jones villian, even though he doesn't do much. But his death is freakin' creepy and awesome at the same time. I seriously couldn't sleep if I accendently looked. Toht might not do much, but man, his death is seriously worth it!!

#2 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom-OK,NO MORE INDY AFTER THIS, ALRIGHT?!?!?!?! It's just that, out of all the Indy movies, this one took me the longest to watch all the way. Why? The sacrifice scene. That heart looked so real, and the fact that the guy was still alive made it a million times scarier! I know that it's weird that I got my nickname, Short Round, from this movie, and when I gave myself that nickname, I never saw the movie the whole way though. Also, the thing with the monkey brains was kind of creepy, too.

#1 Judge Doom from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"-Hard to believe my favorite villian was once my worst nightmare, huh? It started in one of the daycares I went to in the 4th grade. We were watching a movie, all I remembered was Mickey and Bugs in the same frame. But, I also remembered Judge Doom. It's no wonder Eddie never forgot him, I didn't! I had nightmares after that, and I vowed NEVER to watch it again. Few years later, I fell in love with "Back to the Future" and I did research on Christopher Lloyd. I found out he played the thing that haunted my nightmares for years. So, when me and my uncle went to the video rental store, I went to find "Roger Rabbit" and face my fears. That night, me and Cali watched it. When Judge Doom showed his true form, shivers went down my spine. After that, I learned to like Doom, and created Judge Chaos, his daughter, and that's who I was for Halloween that year. What was once my nightmare, soon became my favorite villian.