Never said he was alive when Harold skinned him. All that we know is that Harold is see laying bloodied skin out to dry on the roof. Might not even be human. I mean, the chances of it being human skin is high, but it was never definitely confirmed.
@@Bluesit32 The best part of the stories were the room for interpretation. They were open ended and vague. The back of your book cited that some of the stories had different versions themselves and even spanned across other cultures. In my own imagination, that's what happened.
yeah same, I love the books, even now, and when I read that Harold was in it, I was so FREAKING excited because I love horror. When I saw it, I was very disappointed.
She was especially effective for me because I used to be afraid of being smothered/tickled. Coupled with the strange moaning noises she makes, it feels violating just to look at her
Elvira G Martinez the jangly man (idk what he’s called) scared me the most because 3rd grade me almost wet my pants in the library reading me ty doty walker.
If Harold was the same that he was in the actual story then I would say Harold would make a better story but the pale lady did decent in the film as well
Joe Hand honestly speaking yes it’s worth it. From start to finish it made me happy. My dad wasn’t even familiar with the source material and he ended up enjoying it too
Edo Boii there is.. have you read the books? Part 1: Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark Part 2: More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark Part 3: Even More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
Some people laughed at the Pale Lady when I watched it. It's hard to fully appreciate and understand the monsters if you haven't read the books. I thought she was a perfect representation of the book version, and that's what I love.
This was a GREATO movie. Don’t immediately judge it due to its rating. Its practical effects are out standing and I love the creative ways they scare the viewer. All the monsters are equally scary and awesome. 8/10 defiantly should check it out.
Unsure Future there’s a difference between cheap jump scares and good ones, what you described are good jump scares because they build up the momentum before doing it
Sorry typo on my first reply LOL Anyway has any one here seen supernatural the scarecrow in that is way scarier and would kill the scary story and goosebumps scarecrow in a minute with out even breaking a sweat if scarecrows could sweat that is anyway in my opinion the supernatural scarecrow beats them all
@@narutosgirl2008 I definitely agree, the deity scarecrow in Supernatural is by far the scariest and would fit in well with other shows like Are you afraid of the dark and Tales from the Crypt. Although the scarecrows from Goosebumps 'The scarecrow walks at midnight' were much scarier in the book.
The only thing I wished about the Jangly Man was that they gave more screen time building up to his initial appearance. In the original book’s “Me Tie Doughty Walker” story, the bulk of the narrative was spent on the boy hearing those words being sung repeatedly, then answered by another voice coming from his dog’s mouth. Only after that interplay repeats four times, at escalating loudness, does the bloody head fall from the chimney and the dog dies of fright. Then again, maybe when the movie comes out on home media, I could get to work creating my own edited mashup to make the Jangly Man’s introduction more like in that original short story. If I did, do you think the scene would be at lot scarier, if: 1.) A voice clip of “Me Tie Doughty Walker” can be faintly heard while Ramon and Stella are in the cells, making it look like that cued Ramón to say “The Jangly Man is coming”; 2.) We hear a faint recording of “Lynchy Kinchy Colly Molly Dingo Dingo” play, in a manner that sounds like it is coming from the adjacent room; 3.) The audio clips repeat at louder volumes when the deputy walks back to the fireplace room; 4.) A much louder “Lynchy Kinchy Colly Molly Dingo Dingo” finally plays over the clip in which we see the dog barking at the fireplace (and the dog’s “singing” would be portrayed with multiple recordings playing simultaneously at different pitches to make it sound more ghostly or otherworldly, similarly to how I heard the demonic voices were done in The Conjuring 2); 5.) The shot of the dog running away is removed and replaced to make it look like the dog stayed in the room with the deputy, even as the Jangly Man’s head fell down; 6.) When we cut back to Stella and Ramón, right before the deputy’s body gets thrown into the cell room, some added sound-effects of bones breaking and a dog yelping play, with an echoey effect, to make it appear as though the dog in the movie did not fair any better than the dog accompanying the boy in the original story?
JediBlades42 I had a fucking nightmare about it after seeing the movie. Read the Book back in 1997. Scared the shit out of me, Im almost 30 now. Haven’t had a nightmare in fucking YEARS! Pale lady and the Big Toe were the most terrifying to me
I never got scared from the movie, but the thing that made me scared for my whole life, that the character eats a soup... *WITHOUT HEATS IT UP* that made jump so hard
Kaleb Acuña understandable. They do give a vague description of the creature from “The Big Toe” in the story though, that they could’ve done something with. Sharp teeth and big claws, nothing close to the corpse in “The Haunted House”.
Yeah but I think that is because the character in the book listened to her warnings from the the dreams. Charlie ended up in the red room, the place she called evil. So I think, because he didn't listen to her warnings, he died.
@@memesy8622 He listened to her warnings and if you actually watched the movie you would know him being absorbed was out of his control. The only reason the room became red was because some security workers saw him and sounded the alarm and the room turned red, then he had no escape.
@@realisticwalkingcrackerof2184 Not really, in the movie it clearly said RED ROOM but he still couldnt get out in time. While the book was writing down the next story, it said "RED ROOM" which obviously gave him a hint to not go in there but he didnt see the sign that said "RED ROOM" and before he knew it, the red alarms went off causing the whole room to turn red, then being surrounded by the Pale Lady.
I men if she doesn't fully open here mouth then I can see that but the horror of a wide person running after you in a dimly lit thin hallway is something that will linger.
So glad to go through the comments and see that I'm not the only one who found he pale lady extremely spooky ....I'm a horror freak and it spooked me ...I love hate it
When he said “the jangly man” I couldn’t help but laugh. And when he fell down the chimney, I got creeped out. And then when he walked out of the building, I laughed again. And then he just stayed around for so long it became humorous...
Pale lady creeped me the f*ck out...Scariest horror movie scene I've ever seen. If it were me in that situation, I'm pretty sure I'd have just died from fear on the spot.
The toe monster: *very slow when she goes up the stairs* Auggie: it takes a long time to get ur shit up the stairs doesn't it? The toe monster: *cries in corner*
My ranking (aka my personal opinion that doesn't ultimately matter but liek still.) 5. Spooders 4. Pale Lady 3. Harold 2. Mr. Jangles 1. Toeless Corpse (I literally couldn't sleep last night just picturing that thing man.)
I think what scared me most about the pale lady is that wherever Chuck runs, she’s always in the hallway, constantly moving toward him, and Chuck can’t do a thing about it, HORRIFYING!
As a fan of the books I was disappointed with the film. They should've made a movie for each separate story. Starting with Harold and have had the actual ending in the book. Not spoiling the disturbing way Harold gets his revenge.
I'd move the pale lady up because its scene didn't rely on jumpscares or action to scare you, it had the fear of helplessness. The kid couldn't get away from her, she was in every hall so he couldn't do anything but wait, that's true fear. I haft to admit thou the lead up to him getting to the red room and The way she looked kinda set off the wrong feelings.
It was the toe monster story but they gave her the face of another monster from a different story. Same for Jangly Man... the monster was introduced like the jangly man but became the Me Tie Doughty Walker
I for one thought that the Jangly Man should've been ranked higher. The thought of something so horrifying that is strong, fast, and hard to kill chasing you is more terrifying then the higher ranked monsters being that they are all so slow.
The only time I ever fell asleep in a movie theatre. When they opened up with Harold, everything afterwards was downhill.. I woke up when the pale lady was on screen, dozed off again and got woken up to leave with the theatre lights on and the credits rolling.
Mine : • Harold the scarcrow (more because of Tommys scene but still creepy) • The pale lady (reminds me of the chefs in the game “Little Nightmares”) • The jangly man (wendigo, I think) • The toe monster (not that physically creepy but the voice is) • Spiders
Totoro Bell I think it’s just the way it twists it’s self in weird ways, but obviously it depends on the adaption of the wendigo you’re actually reading.
Ranking of this video (Read if u want) 01. The Pale Lady from "The Dream" 02. Harold the Scarecrow from "Harold" 03. The Toe Monster from "The Big Toe" 04. The Jangly-Man from "Me Tie Dough-ty Walker" 05. Spiders from "The Red Spot"
Harold was horribly violent in the book. He skinned one of the characters alive in the book and put his pelt out to dry.
Never said he was alive when Harold skinned him. All that we know is that Harold is see laying bloodied skin out to dry on the roof. Might not even be human. I mean, the chances of it being human skin is high, but it was never definitely confirmed.
@@Bluesit32 The best part of the stories were the room for interpretation. They were open ended and vague. The back of your book cited that some of the stories had different versions themselves and even spanned across other cultures. In my own imagination, that's what happened.
yeah same, I love the books, even now, and when I read that Harold was in it, I was so FREAKING excited because I love horror. When I saw it, I was very disappointed.
If this movie was R I would lose my shit they could up the gore and creepiness and the deaths would be much more cooler
Wtf
The pale lady is like Samara Morgan after discovering the existence of McDonalds
XD,Okay now,this is a good joke
LMAO
Jesus Christ
Elena Sos LMAOOOOOOOOOOO.
Agreeeeed
Everyone gangster till the pale lady starts walking
Man if i was in da movie i woulda juked her and dipped
Yesssssssssssssssssss.
Righttt
My most fear man
She’s cute
everybody scared of the pale lady... she just wanted a hug yall
Nova Star Weirdo yeah ikr she’s cute
Yeah... and consume your body. No biggie
And absorb you into the depths of total darkness
She was especially effective for me because I used to be afraid of being smothered/tickled. Coupled with the strange moaning noises she makes, it feels violating just to look at her
@@Pleasestoptalkingthanks I know what you mean I have nightmares getting clawed by the armpits. Tho this is unsettling on a level of rape for me.
The pale lady looks like a character straight outta Little Nightmares
OMG yes!!!
YES YES YES
aesthete that’s exactly what I was thinking
YEAHHH SHE DOES!!!
So true
to be honest I was only really here to see The Pale Lady that monster is the definition of creepy
Thats just me drinking ice tea late at night
Same
Same
Me tooo😂😂😂😂
Fr that lady got me the most
The pale lady scared me the most believe it or not. She’s creepy! Still amazing ass movie!
The Dream , did you read it ? I read it in skoooooooool babe
THANK GOD, I'm not the only one!!!!
Well she's Nr. 1 on the list so why should Somebody not believe you lmao
Elvira G Martinez the jangly man (idk what he’s called) scared me the most because 3rd grade me almost wet my pants in the library reading me ty doty walker.
That pale lady scene was absolute vore! Also, someone actually made a GIF of the Pale Lady blinking. U can find it somewhere on the internet.
These books scared me as a kid but I absolutely loved them. Sad to see them being taken off school shelves.
Why are they being taken off school shelves?
val macclinchy Mainly due to overly sensitive parents getting triggered.
val macclinchy the goddamn media saying “they’re too scary”
@@freddiemercury4evr most likely cause kids shit there pants
They did the same thing with the Goosebumps tv show back in the 90's because parents said it was too scary. Its Goosebumps!
I was watching this flim with my younger sister and when the pale lady came my sister yelled “Look it’s a pokèmon!”
SNORLAX I CHOOSE U
When the film came out in 2019-
USE ABSORB
When Sis said it like a pokèmon , it looks like ditdo
@@aracelirincon4972 ditdo?
The pale lady deserves her own movie, she creepy af
No Harold he’s disturbing
The pale lady really does need a movie cause the way she looks and captures her victims looks like the birth of nightmare fuel.
Agreed
Oh my God I used to have nightmares of looking at that woman 😭
If Harold was the same that he was in the actual story then I would say Harold would make a better story but the pale lady did decent in the film as well
"Don't be silly, scarecrows don't talk"... Says the girl while answering a *dog!*
tbh this makes me weird but i talk to dogs like they're so comforting
@@irlbocchi I do to. My female chihuahua sleeps in my bed and someyimes i swear she can understand most of what i say. They are vey intelligent.
Jimmy David 😂😂😂
miriaxx lol I actually never even questioned that!
WOAW
I just saw this movie yesterday and I was very happy to see some of my childhood memories get justice.
So its worth seeing then? I loved the books so I was hoping this would be good.
Joe Hand honestly speaking yes it’s worth it. From start to finish it made me happy. My dad wasn’t even familiar with the source material and he ended up enjoying it too
I watched it as well it was good the characters were exactly like those in the books however I didn’t like the ending that’s alo
Jazmine XO yeah the ending could’ve been a little better but otherwise I loved the film. Del Toro did the books justice and it made me happy
Zachary Przybyszewski i agree
The introduction of The Jangely Man is the stuff of nightmares.
Spoopy
Stefan sake and bc I have a chiminea
He was the scariest for me, though, after a while i did kinda get used to it.
@@justsomegirl4904
Markiplier reference that few would get
Dude in the story I couldn't help but laugh at the jangly man because of how cheesy he looked
It was so unfair that the girl’s friends died and she didn’t when she was the one who started the whole thing
pikachu in the end she said she'll find them, they didn't really die, they just got taken, we didn't really see them die, just disappear.
Probably a sequel coming.. she’ll have her friends back
youre not paying attention, they didnt die. That officer did though
Just came back from the movie :D
Edo Boii there is.. have you read the books?
Part 1: Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
Part 2: More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
Part 3: Even More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
I honestly keep forgetting that the Toe monster is in the movie
Michelle Baggiore it was so gross 🤢 🤮
The guy she took's nails must've hurt
Oh the toe monster is me when I see my gf
GIVE ME TOE
It's sad she only gets 10 seconds of screentime she's so pretty 😢
Some people laughed at the Pale Lady when I watched it. It's hard to fully appreciate and understand the monsters if you haven't read the books. I thought she was a perfect representation of the book version, and that's what I love.
Jday12 finally someone else gets how great the movie did the characters
I love the monsters that was portray in that movie. The monsters' acting was more believable than the main characters.
Never read the books but I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. I thought all the monsters were effective.
Jday12 she was just so cute in the movie her smile looked so innocent
Same, the moment I saw it in the teaser the memories just flooded back of that one illustration
This was a GREATO movie. Don’t immediately judge it due to its rating. Its practical effects are out standing and I love the creative ways they scare the viewer. All the monsters are equally scary and awesome. 8/10 defiantly should check it out.
I like how Stella managed to make Sarah receive a reality check
This movie was so boring imo
The red room sequence was pretty good, but this movie relies too much on jumpscare and loud music.
Unsure Future there’s a difference between cheap jump scares and good ones, what you described are good jump scares because they build up the momentum before doing it
Greato desu yo koitsu wa
"Never has the world seen an uglier or more terrifying scarecrow"
The Creeper (Jeepers Creepers) :
am i a joke to you?
I was thinking the same lmao.
Or the scarecrows from Goosebumps.
J
Sorry typo on my first reply LOL
Anyway has any one here seen supernatural the scarecrow in that is way scarier and would kill the scary story and goosebumps scarecrow in a minute with out even breaking a sweat if scarecrows could sweat that is anyway in my opinion the supernatural scarecrow beats them all
@@narutosgirl2008 I definitely agree, the deity scarecrow in Supernatural is by far the scariest and would fit in well with other shows like Are you afraid of the dark and Tales from the Crypt. Although the scarecrows from Goosebumps 'The scarecrow walks at midnight' were much scarier in the book.
No one:
Literally not one single soul
Toe monster: WhO tOoK mY tOeEeee
I don't understand why he didn't just give her it?
😂😂
IT WASNT ME MAN IM SORRY
More like SOMEBODY TOUCHEN MA SPAGGETE
Me: Y U ASKING ME! IDK!
WHERE IS MY TOE!
it’s right here
thanks I’m leaving bye
I didn't find the pale lady scary, probably because she wasn't a villain in her story.
Being not the villain in the book is not the same as her being a clear villain in this movie
But she still stuff the guy in her stomach!
Nahhh!!! That was sooo scary! I think mostly because she moved slowly and because of the tension but that is my opinion lol
Yeah she was 2nd for me. But that’s just because the spiders where nothing
The twisted ass dude was scary ass hell to me. Crawling on all fours with your head upside is TERRIFYING
When another kid steals your toe
Toe Lady: Ah sh*t, here we go again
Ikr 😭💀😂 lol
The jangly man was honestly the scariest part of this movie. But Harold was also my fav and the toe lady was freaky
The only thing I wished about the Jangly Man was that they gave more screen time building up to his initial appearance. In the original book’s “Me Tie Doughty Walker” story, the bulk of the narrative was spent on the boy hearing those words being sung repeatedly, then answered by another voice coming from his dog’s mouth. Only after that interplay repeats four times, at escalating loudness, does the bloody head fall from the chimney and the dog dies of fright.
Then again, maybe when the movie comes out on home media, I could get to work creating my own edited mashup to make the Jangly Man’s introduction more like in that original short story. If I did, do you think the scene would be at lot scarier, if:
1.) A voice clip of “Me Tie Doughty Walker” can be faintly heard while Ramon and Stella are in the cells, making it look like that cued Ramón to say “The Jangly Man is coming”;
2.) We hear a faint recording of “Lynchy Kinchy Colly Molly Dingo Dingo” play, in a manner that sounds like it is coming from the adjacent room;
3.) The audio clips repeat at louder volumes when the deputy walks back to the fireplace room;
4.) A much louder “Lynchy Kinchy Colly Molly Dingo Dingo” finally plays over the clip in which we see the dog barking at the fireplace (and the dog’s “singing” would be portrayed with multiple recordings playing simultaneously at different pitches to make it sound more ghostly or otherworldly, similarly to how I heard the demonic voices were done in The Conjuring 2);
5.) The shot of the dog running away is removed and replaced to make it look like the dog stayed in the room with the deputy, even as the Jangly Man’s head fell down;
6.) When we cut back to Stella and Ramón, right before the deputy’s body gets thrown into the cell room, some added sound-effects of bones breaking and a dog yelping play, with an echoey effect, to make it appear as though the dog in the movie did not fair any better than the dog accompanying the boy in the original story?
Toe lady dominated
The only "creature" that I thought was scary was the one looking right at me after the screen went black.
HAHA I don’t get it .-.
Austin Servin so he’s trying to say when the screen goes black it shows him so yeah
@iSlapMyOpps ohhhhhh yeah that one is scary
@@papertowel6228 Are you assuming my gender- I-
m a t c h a d o n u t oh I’m sorry 😗
When I first saw the pale lady, I wasn't scared. I just felt weird.
Wery weird
The incredible Dr L same
She’s not scary she’s just kinda weird and disturbing
Makeshift Meteorite ikr
I'm not sure if he meant very so im not gonna correct him
I was scared and unsettled
1:Pale lady
2:Jangly Man
3:Harold
4:Toe monster
5:spiders
Pale Lady is number one man she scared me the most
That is the EXACT order I would put them in too ;-) :-P
This would be how I would list it too
I would switch pale lady and jangly man imo
My order
1.pale lady
2.harold
3.toe monster
4.the red spot
5.jangly man
MY RAKNING:
5 - Spiders
4 - Harold
3 - Toeless Corpse
2 - Pale Lady
1 - Jangly Man
I very much agree
Spiders sucked
I agree!!
Same
Sebastian's Mind that’s what my friend and I ranked
Why the pale lady look like me when i wake up doe
thats me too!!!
Me when i realise tomorrow is monday
except I’m not smiling
Me to
She used to scare me, now she's just a fat mood.
The best part of the movie: **Slams Door**
One of the teenagers: *oW mY bAnAnA!*
That was chuck
I laughed so hard at that scene 😂😂😂
It's a spider bite you butt pimple😂😂😂
The pale lady is the creepiest thing I‘ve every seen.
Change my mind
Play the first four Silent Hill games.
Opium Symposium Oh I did
She tries to warn people of danger.
Tem Shop :3 I know but damn
@@thedancingmoonfoxy7272 obviously you've never read the story.
the pale lady better be number one
edit: *yes*
Yes she is
thederpycreeper can I punch you for been stupid
I think I've gone crazy, I like something about the pale lady's smile
Thanks for the Spoiler genius.
I read all these books in elementary school..i was never able to sleep easily.
Can i get that book?
Pdf? Download?
Bruh i remember reading the one about the butcher who murdered a guy and made him into sausage..W a C k.
and that’s me now
After twenty-four years, my childhood fear of the Pale Lady has come back to haunt me once again.
bruh same
@Smoke storm king yea but she doesn't look like the good guy
JediBlades42 I had a fucking nightmare about it after seeing the movie. Read the Book back in 1997. Scared the shit out of me, Im almost 30 now. Haven’t had a nightmare in fucking YEARS! Pale lady and the Big Toe were the most terrifying to me
I actually thought the jangly man was one of the scariest
Honesty my favorite story and when I actually heard the dog say it I was excited af
I never heard the story but i really like the idea
everytime i saw the jangly man all my fear went away. it wasn't hilarious like the pale lady but it definitely didn't scare me
Hes having a blast twisting his bones in the air
I never got scared from the movie, but the thing that made me scared for my whole life, that the character eats a soup...
*WITHOUT HEATS IT UP*
that made jump so hard
Fr.
Anyone notice that the “toe monster” was actually the corpse from “the haunted house” in the books? Kinda irked me.
Truuuue
Because they didn't have a visual for that story. In the behind the scenes footage they talk about using that art peice for the story.
I thought something seemed familiar but wrong!
Yeah, and it irks me, too. Not the kind of liberty I would take with artistic license. Less than honorable.
Kaleb Acuña understandable. They do give a vague description of the creature from “The Big Toe” in the story though, that they could’ve done something with. Sharp teeth and big claws, nothing close to the corpse in “The Haunted House”.
The pale lady scene alone makes the movie worthwhile
Spoiler Alert!
The Pale Lady just wants to warn the protagonist, so you don’t have to be afraid of her
I like ur profile pic
Yeah but I think that is because the character in the book listened to her warnings from the the dreams.
Charlie ended up in the red room, the place she called evil. So I think, because he didn't listen to her warnings, he died.
what do you mean, she freaking absorbed him
@@memesy8622 He listened to her warnings and if you actually watched the movie you would know him being absorbed was out of his control. The only reason the room became red was because some security workers saw him and sounded the alarm and the room turned red, then he had no escape.
@@realisticwalkingcrackerof2184 Not really, in the movie it clearly said RED ROOM but he still couldnt get out in time. While the book was writing down the next story, it said "RED ROOM" which obviously gave him a hint to not go in there but he didnt see the sign that said "RED ROOM" and before he knew it, the red alarms went off causing the whole room to turn red, then being surrounded by the Pale Lady.
The toe monster and the pale lady is the most eerie one for me
What's eerie?
The jumpscare with the toe monster was the scariest scene in the movie!
cxpx mmmmm I’m not sure 🤔
Yes I jumped at that part
what about when charlie closes that closet and hears auggies footsteps
When I heard the toe story as a kid, I was scared shitless
The pale lady "power" is something i have had nightmares about before. It's so creepy
I would like to see a movie of the Mothman and the Goatman.
I think there is a movie on the goatman
Cesar Victorino the moth man prophecies is a movie on the mothman
Same
There is one for mothman but I don't remember the name
@@shinsgrave and also 2 more
When Chuck died, I cried. He was so funny and I was beginning to think he was cute but I'm sad he died ..
Quackity thebabeslayer Do u mean Chuck
...ur welcome 😉
Ooookey dokey then
Chuck was my favorite character
None of them died, they just disappeared
@@omegalul2305 No he meant Chuck nORRIs
the pale lady doesn’t look bad to me, she actually looks adorable
I men if she doesn't fully open here mouth then I can see that but the horror of a wide person running after you in a dimly lit thin hallway is something that will linger.
@@weebmaster6984 ikr
Until she f**king absorbes you
@@microooo she does or not? o.o
So glad to go through the comments and see that I'm not the only one who found he pale lady extremely spooky ....I'm a horror freak and it spooked me ...I love hate it
Sherice Browne some recommendations for some good horrors?
“Scary stories to tell in the dark”monster is TERRIFYING
Edit: my bad I meant that jangling man, and that fat lady.
Which monster? Also isnt your profile pic also terrifying?
Mr Tripuler, it’s a Spirit Halloween animatronic.
The fat lady is the Pale Lady
Me: *scrolling by*
Me: *sees this video*
Me: nah won’t watch it I’m boutta sleep
Me: *continues scrolling*
Me: dammit
Me: *quickly scrolls back up*
Me: *clicks this video*
the pale lady didn’t even scare me, she was like slightly creepy, I’d rate the list entirely different
“The Big Toe” C’mon man that just made her less scary.
Well it is the name of the story
@@shinryuvirus9987 They combined two different stories into one character. "The Big Toe", and "The Haunted House"
@@Wiseman108 huh i didn't know that part
dI still think they should have made this an anthology. "Harold" and "The Dream" could have been great as standalone stories.
Bruh freaking Harold is the OG
no hes not he was originally in book 3
im a snake who is the OG
@@theabominablesnowman8433 the big toe monster is
im a snake nice ok, I’ve never read the books but I guess I will now
His name wasn't Harold...
When he said “the jangly man” I couldn’t help but laugh. And when he fell down the chimney, I got creeped out. And then when he walked out of the building, I laughed again. And then he just stayed around for so long it became humorous...
Pale lady creeped me the f*ck out...Scariest horror movie scene I've ever seen. If it were me in that situation, I'm pretty sure I'd have just died from fear on the spot.
The toe monster: *very slow when she goes up the stairs*
Auggie: it takes a long time to get ur shit up the stairs doesn't it?
The toe monster: *cries in corner*
Shoutout to Javier Botet, the amazing actor inside a lot of these monster and many monster in other films.
Wasn't Javier only the actor for the toeless corpse? I couldn't tell if he was the actor in the pale lady suit
@@Altamos0023 hes that role, and I'm pretty sure the pale woman as well. I think I saw it on his Instagram. I'll have to double check
@@Thepersianpopinjay just the toeless corpse or not he deserves his recognition he does an amazing job! :)
My ranking (aka my personal opinion that doesn't ultimately matter but liek still.)
5. Spooders
4. Pale Lady
3. Harold
2. Mr. Jangles
1. Toeless Corpse (I literally couldn't sleep last night just picturing that thing man.)
LivLyfe is harold more creepy than the pale lady?
Wassup! That’s my list as well!
@@glizzyjoint3715 Only slightly I'd say
Alpha Pale lady and Toeless Corpse are tied for me. Both stories were terrifying in different ways
Bruh I haven’t even watched the movie yet and I’m already scared😂😂 But I think I might be ok
Lol same 😂
Me: I DONT want veggies MOM.
Mom: *walks like pale lady with veggie food*
Me: MOM.
Lmao
Wtf how old are you?
NarneX its just a joke JEEZ
@@narnex3179 i am how old you are whcih mean how im acting is who you are. 😁
I think what scared me most about the pale lady is that wherever Chuck runs, she’s always in the hallway, constantly moving toward him, and Chuck can’t do a thing about it, HORRIFYING!
As a fan of the books I was disappointed with the film. They should've made a movie for each separate story. Starting with Harold and have had the actual ending in the book. Not spoiling the disturbing way Harold gets his revenge.
NightTimeRomeo well, okay that's ya opinion but the director Guillermo Del Toro explained why he didn't want this movie to be separated story
NightTimeRomeo To be fair, they did actually shoot the skinning scene, but decided against it. I would have preferred the original ending, as well.
I think it would have been the best as a massive Netflix series, with a 30-40 minute ep. for each monster.
7 views and 5 like :)
Mhmm yes
smug kid has bread
Interesting name
Hey kiddo spare me some bread
@@vexhax6806 i shall spare some bread for marinara sauce
@@cookinsoups that name. The pfp. You must be a god.
You should’ve have lended your toes to Daquan, Now He’s Coming For You 3:18
Issaiah 😂😂
The Jangling Man is funny over use of him ruined the movie for me
in my opinion i think it was
5: Spiders
4: Jangly man
3: Scarecrow
2: Toe old lady
1: Pale lady
This video is bs
the real list:
5. Spiders
4. The pale lady
3. Harold
2. The corpse
1. The jangling man
Jangly man is definitely number 1
Trey Tasteñawwa na pale lady was the scariest out of all them
@@SentryPrototrap I literally can't see her being the scariest, I mean she was scary but not the scariest in my opinion
I'd move the pale lady up because its scene didn't rely on jumpscares or action to scare you, it had the fear of helplessness. The kid couldn't get away from her, she was in every hall so he couldn't do anything but wait, that's true fear. I haft to admit thou the lead up to him getting to the red room and The way she looked kinda set off the wrong feelings.
Toe should have been 1, they were able to make it scary and a good jump scare without it being gory.
Some of The stories in the books scared the living hell out of me
I was really scared of the pale lady until I saw the end of it. But then I realized, she just wanted a hug!
My list
1. Harold
2. The jangly man
3 The toe monster
4 Pale lady
5 spiders
It was the toe monster story but they gave her the face of another monster from a different story. Same for Jangly Man... the monster was introduced like the jangly man but became the Me Tie Doughty Walker
just watched this movie today in theaters, it's actually really good despite it's ratings! i recommend watching it
Hailey Turner Fuck the ratings. This film did the book justice. I read it back in the 90s when it first came out
Ratings are irrelevant
The ratings weren’t bad
The pale lady takes it no lie
I for one thought that the Jangly Man should've been ranked higher. The thought of something so horrifying that is strong, fast, and hard to kill chasing you is more terrifying then the higher ranked monsters being that they are all so slow.
The only time I ever fell asleep in a movie theatre. When they opened up with Harold, everything afterwards was downhill.. I woke up when the pale lady was on screen, dozed off again and got woken up to leave with the theatre lights on and the credits rolling.
Mine :
• Harold the scarcrow (more because of Tommys scene but still creepy)
• The pale lady (reminds me of the chefs in the game “Little Nightmares”)
• The jangly man (wendigo, I think)
• The toe monster (not that physically creepy but the voice is)
• Spiders
The jangly man is nothing like a wendigo in any way shape or form
Totoro Bell I think it’s just the way it twists it’s self in weird ways, but obviously it depends on the adaption of the wendigo you’re actually reading.
when the pale lady came on all I could think about was how she looked like bread dough 😂
"Never has the world seen an uglier and scarier scarecrow"
Ugly maybe, but for scary you'd need to see the supernatural episode with the scarecrow
That one gave me nightmares
That’s my favorite supernatural episode.
That’s also when the show was at its best, they focused more on horror, rather than humor back then.
@@africansafariswithachocola6975 i personally think it became better later on, but that might be because I'm not that big a horror fan
So how scary is the pale lady?
Me: y e s
I love the jangley man like if u like him too. Its the way he minipululates his body is cool
...The Pale Lady has been haunting my dreams since I was a kid, Thanks Watch Mojo.
you are still a kid kid.
Dont be afraid of her
She just wants to hug you
This will be ur best nightmare ever ;-;
Yo wait you forgot the FBI Copyright PSA’s that play before dvd films
God the Father and I’m not happy about it
To be honest I have never heard of scary stories to tell in the dark but it looks awesome so I'm gonna check it out thanks WatchMojo 🤗
Ranking of this video (Read if u want)
01. The Pale Lady from "The Dream"
02. Harold the Scarecrow from "Harold"
03. The Toe Monster from "The Big Toe"
04. The Jangly-Man from "Me Tie Dough-ty Walker"
05. Spiders from "The Red Spot"
I’m glad I got everyone’s deaths correctly.
6:25 pans labyrinth is so creepy cus his eyes are naked and his eyes are in his hands 😨
Guys the pale lady isn’t scary she’s yet a 50 year old guy
4:51 umm.. Jeepers Creepers. You above all should know this, WatchMojo
He got turned into a meme lord in the most recent one so nah. Hes laughable
this brings so much nostalgia - i read these in elementary school
Everyone gangster till the pale lady reaches out for a hug
The scarecrow from the tv show supernatural is scarier in my opinion
Troy James is the coolest Troy James played The jangled man
The pale lady is freaking terrifying
Just her expression creeps me out
The pale lady looks like if Ozzy Osbourne and the Pillsbury dough boy had a child
Great monster design from del Toro as always.
5. Jangly man
4. Harold
3. Spiders
2. Toe monster
1. Pale lady
Me: ^×Sees a load of people making fun of the movie×^
Me: *Hold my Beer Dummies.*
Mojo: least scariest to scariest
Mojo actually: scariest to least scariest
FYI: arachnophobia doesn’t count, only the monsters count
“Okay that's....not normal“
XD
The pale lady from "The Dream" always haunted me for YEARS as a kid. Second scariest was the illustration of the ghost like thing from "Footsteps".