I was a bit of a scaredy cat when I was a kid and there were some things I wasn't totally ready to watch at certain ages. My stepmom actually watched horror films while I was in the room when I was 8 and didn't care that some of those films kinda scarred me for life. There were some Disney films I had a hard time watching when I was a kid because there were one of meer scenes that scared me too much.

And in case you're wondering, "Why top, boven 13?" Well, because 1. 13 because unlucky number and 2. I do what I want


13. Hocus Pocus
This is a movie I love now. I watch it over and over again without getting bored, I really want to dress as one of the Sanderson sisters, and I have a black cat named Bynx after Thackery Binx. But for some reason I remember actually getting scared during some parts of this movie; Max lighting the black flame candle and the sisters coming back to life, the graveyard scene, the witches getting burned alive, and the climax of the movie. I was barely a jaar old when this movie was released so I guess I could just pass it off as being too "scary" for a baby but maybe I was just a scaredy baby.

12. beer attack in vos, fox and the Hound
The reason for this was kinda obvious; that beer was scary AF.

11. Ghost of Christmas Present dying in Christmas Carol
Again, kinda obvious reason. That whole bit was scary AF. The thing is I was almost 17 years old when I saw this movie for the first time in theaters...in 3D.

10. Snow White lost in the forest in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Once again, obvious reason.

9. Aladdin almost executed in Return of Jafar
I love Aladdin but Return of Jafar was a little much for me when I was a toddler. Yes, even after watching snake Jafar in the first movie and the challenge in the third movie. It was just seeing Aladdin almost get his head chopped off that made me avoid this movie for a while.

8. The palanquin in Beauty and the Beast
Why did they make that thing so terrifying? It was like a giant screeching spider. I didn't even know what that was when I was little, that's why it was so scary to me.

7. Beast's introduction
Another Beauty and the Beast scene that was too much for me as a kid. One big reason this was so scary for me is because on the vhs copy we had u really can't even see the Beast too well and the way he just gets in Maurice's face and is growling like an animal is just...yeah, no.

6. Any scene with Maleficent
Maleficent is probably the only villain who scared me every scene she was in. Her voice, appearance, laugh, everything about her just made me cover my eyes every time she was on screen when I was little.

5. Pinocchio
Like Hocus Pocus, there were a lot of scenes in this movie that scared the crap out of me. Strombolli, the Coachman, Monstro, the donkey transformation scene...yeeeeah to this dag I still refuse to watch this movie.

4. Ghost of Christmas Future from Christmas Carol
Again, the first time I saw this movie was in theaters in 3-frigging-D. So seeing the Ghost of Christmas Future actually pointing at u and having their creepy shadow horse's face close to mine was enough to keep me awake that night (that was a fun Black Friday shopping spree the volgende day...)

3. Attack in Port Royal in Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Okay so hear me out; the biggest reason this movie was scary for me was because when I watched this movie I didn't feel ready to watch violence in a live action films because watching horror films just a couple years before scared the hell out of me. So when I watched this in class when I was 11 of course it freaked me out.

2. Night on Bald Mountain in Fantasia
Do I even need to explain?

1. Turkish prison in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
So after watching Curse of the Black Pearl meer I was actually really excited that there was going to be a sequel. I saw Dead Man’s Chest opening night and Davy Jones did scare me a little bit but the Turkish prison at the beginning was way too much for me. I still skip that part whenever I watch this movie