G-Rated Films that scared us s***less.

[Enemy Of The State]

Not sure if it's G but Pingu. Damn there can be some really freaky shit in there.

That walrus episode scared me as a kid. Seriously it is freaky.

 

[EndlessCarnage]

The clown and AC unit from Brave little toaster. Also Mr. Hyde from Pagemaster. Villain from Black Cauldron. The trees in Snow White scared me when I was little.

 

[Wolfenbarg]

The original True Grit. Fingers fly off, snakes still attack, people die brutally, but it was rated G. The MPAA wasn't that great at their job in the beginning.

 

[RemoteControlRox]

Was Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory G rated? Because this scene freaked the HELL out of me.

Well, you win. Can't come up with anything that was scarier than that in a G-rated film.

To this day, that scene still gives me the creeps, but I couldn't even bear to watch it when I was small. Though, for a laugh, watch it with Rifftrax.

Also, I remember the Fire Gang in Labyrinth scaring me a bit when I was little, but... now they're just kind of amusing.

 

[Nouw]

Not sure if it's G but Pingu. Damn there can be some really freaky shit in there.

That walrus episode scared me as a kid. Seriously it is freaky.

Mmhmm, but I was referencing the episode where Pingu get's sent out at night and the scary looking ice blocks...nightmare fuel >.>

 

[Ocelano]

Snow White and the Seven Dwarves...

CREEPY

The irony of calling a single woman living with seven men "snow white" is just laughable

Wait, what's ironic about it? She lives with them for like a day.

Not the version I heard as a kid. in that one she lived with them for a considerable team taking over various house duties the rest of my comment can be drawn from a slightly deviant imagination about what such duties may entail of course the disney version may have tried to sidestep that part

In the Disney film version she's there for a day. Anywho, how is sleeping with a bunch of short people ironic considering her name?

There height doesn't enter into it snow white symbolises purity in much the same way as a white wedding dress used to(Although if you try to tell a modern bride why she should choose a different colour she WILL slap you in the face, trust me on that)

 

[OctalLord]

I can't remember the name, but it was animated trains that had to go around doing things. I have no recolection of the movies plot besides two thing. "I think I can! I think I can! I think I can!" and the snowy mountain that the poor little animated train had to go plowing towards. That movie was terrifing to me as a child.


I also found the original Ghostbusters to be a scary movie. Just because of the dogs. The scene with Dana(Sigorny Weaver) in the chair where hands come out and grab her... I had to sit on the floor for weeks after watching that...

 

[JenSeven]

I don't know if it's G-rated, I'm not an American, but:
Labyrinth!

Bowie was freaky as hell, and not to mention all those puppets.