10 Childhood Movies That Should Not Be Shown To Kids

We all have fond memories of childhood movies, especially those with silly characters, happy endings, and heartwarming stories. However, some watches really terrified us for days, and we couldn't even go to the restroom alone. To dive into the nostalgia of those times, let's look at a few such films from our childhood that were quite scary. 

1. The Last Unicorn (1982)

The Last Unicorn follows the story of a unicorn after she learns that she's the last of her kind. She goes on a mission to figure out what happened to others and faces multiple challenges. This particularly included fighting the Red Bull – a symbol of pure evil. The plot's dark theme and fearful encounters made it quite scary for young viewers. 

2. Monster House (2006)

In the movie Monster House, three kids explore a house known to be haunted. The tragic past of Mr. Nebbercracker and his wife made the house so creepy that it'd attack anyone who got too close to it. To save their neighborhood from the house's aggressiveness, the kids embark on a mission, which leads to many scary adventures. 

3. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

Centered around the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town's misadventures, The Nightmare Before Christmas is a spooky watch. The king thinks the idea of Christmas needs to be improved, leading to chaos. Now, he must find a way to restore the holidays to their rightful place. This entire journey involves many scare-jumps, especially for young viewers. 

4. Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1998)

A classic by Jum Stenstrum, the Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island would've sent shivers down your spine if you watched it as a kid. Its plot involves the Mystery Inc. gang investigating a haunted Island. They encounter multiple supernatural occurrences during their journey, including cursed pirates and werecats. It's the first time the gang faces real paranormal threats in any Scooby-Doo installments. 

5. The Secret of Nimh (1982)

An animated fantasy, The Secret of NIMH features a field mouse named Mrs. Brisby who seeks to move her family to keep them safe from a farmer's plow. This leads her to discover a society of genetically modified rats. Besides that, she also faces multiple other dangers, like a fearsome cat and the enigmatic Great Owl. While the movie isn't too scary, the flashbacks of animals being tortured may have instilled fear in you as a child. 

6. Spirited Away (2001) 

Spirited Away tells the story of a young girl who enters the spirit world after an unsettling event where her parents turn into pigs. She must work for spirits in a bathhouse to make them normal again. In this journey, she encounters a greedy and scary witch, Yudaba. However, at the same time, the kind-hearted Haku becomes her friend. 

7. Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) 

Presenting a unique combination of live-action and animation, Who Framed Roger Rabbit explores a private investigator's efforts to clear the name of a toon framed for murder. Although the movie's plot is not too scary, its villain, Judge Doom's reveal, is extremely terrifying. Moreover, the film's innovative visuals earned it so many fans. 

8. Coraline (2009)

Coraline is a dark fantasy horror movie that narrates the tale of a girl who discovers an alternate universe. While the world seemed nicer initially, it soon revealed some dark and sinister secrets. The film's eerie atmosphere made it a scary watch for children. One major spooky element of this movie included the Other Mother having button eyes. 

9. Return to Oz (1985)

A dark sequel to the classic Oz story, Return to Oz, is based on Dorothy's return to desolated Oz, which Nome King and Princess Momby are now ruling. She befriends Tik-Tok and Jack Pumpkinhead to save the land. It's the film's dark tone accompanied by creepy characters like Wheelers that make it scary. 

10. Watership Down (1978)

Watership Down is about a group of rabbits who escape their home's destruction and go on to establish a new abode. Along this journey, they face multiple threats from other rabbit warrens. Even some humans make things difficult for them. The violent nature of the movie intensifies the plot, making it scary for kids. 

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