Did these '70s kids movies totally freak you out?
Which one scared you the most?
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Here's a fun survey for all of us to process our childhood trauma!
We want to know what gave you a fright in the '70s. Maybe you're super hardcore and it was none of these movies. Or... maybe, we'll unlock a long-hidden corner of your brain, revealing some long-buried fear. Fun!
Let us know what else scared you in the comments section below!
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Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
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Charlotte's Web
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Watership Down
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The Hobbit
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Escape to Witch Mountain
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Bedknobs and Broomsticks
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The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
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Watcher in the Woods
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The Other
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Child of Glass
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Did these '70s kids movies totally freak you out?
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19 Comments
100% similar... because 1) Those are not horror movies designed to freak kids out, and 2) I never saw most of them... In a word...Meh!
What was there about any of those movies that a kid would "freak out" over? The boat part in Willie Wonka? Charlotte dying? (oops! spoiler alert!). I guess I wasn't very sheltered as a youngster.
100% Learned pretty young the difference between pretend and reality so not much on the screen bothered me.
100% SIMILAR. First of all, they're kids movies, Why would they freak me out? And the titles listed, I would hope Winnie the Pooh wouldn't freak me out 🤣🤣🤣 Anyway... NEXT!!!
None of these freaked me out, and why would they include Winnie the Pooh? The only film that got to me was Trilogy Of Terror, and I had no issues when it ran on Svengoolie! I suppose some '70's kids were freaked by the tunnel scene in 1 where Gene Wilder goes crazy...LOL!
100% Cuz I ain't no scaredy cat! Some of these I never heard of, but I'm glad you mentioned Watership Down, great book and a good movie. When my daughter watched Willy Wonka for the first time the OOmpa-whatevers scared the hell out of her, and she hid behind the couch.