10. Pinocchio 0:21 9. Coraline 1:25 8. The Adventures of Mark Twain 2:22 7. Ringing Bell 3:33 6. Animal Farm 4:39 5. Watership Down 5:34 4. The Plague Dogs 6:35 3. Felidae 7:44 2. Swimming to Sea 8:38 1. When the Wind Blows 11:00
The one that shocked me when i was a child was "The Black Cauldron" how it went to be a Family-Oriented movie in the beginning but when The Horned King and the Army of the Dead became really Scary and Shocking so i think this movie was more of a Dark Fantasy than a Family movie for a Disney movie. Fun Fact: the actor John Hurt from Watership Down and The Plague Dogs also voiced in The Black Cauldron.
That movie gave me so many nightmares as a kid, but now that I'm an adult, I kinda wanna watch The Black Cauldron again just to see what it's like. But I did see a clip on RUclips of the Horned King's death O.O Still probably gonna scare me lol
@@brianapereira2694 ikr, that movie had lots of horror elements. My dad always said that back then Disney was into scary elements with movies like Pinocchio, Sleepy Hollow, Frankenweenie, Something Wicked This Way Comes and Return to Oz but they don't do that anymore.
@@bigcpuppetanimefan8120 I think with the oldest animated films, there were no guidelines or standards for how family films should be. The modern rating system didn't really come about until much later. (I know the PG-13 rating didn't come until the 80s.) And not just Disney, all animation studios were willing to go dark and twisted. A good example is the Betty Boop episode where she's Snow White. One of the singers' body starts splitting apart and twisting. In terms of experimentation, I think it's cool, but as a cartoon that kids could watch...yeah, don't show it to kids. Also, cartoons weren't originally for kids. Yes, there were lighthearted elements and silliness, but they were made so anyone could watch them. That's why there's a huge variety of cartoons from mild and fun to dark and twisted.
Hey chat, just wanted to remind you to stay hydrated and eat somethin if you haven't yet, you're loved no matter who you are and I hope you get some good sleep tonight
“My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea” I was not expecting any of these deaths to happen how they did. Eaten alive on screen; slowly burned to death; electrocution; split in half; and more.
the way the monsters kill people in spookys jumpscare mansion are much darker we have consumption, physical tearing, stretching, clawing, hanging and ripping there guts open (if you say open on the corpse), and physical puncutering.
“Samson og Sally” I have not seen this movie since pre-school, and I still remember some scenes. It’s a film about saving the whales in the perspective of the whales. One scene Samson’s mom was shot with a harpoon gun and was dragged onto the ship in the background; or when oil covers miles of the top of the ocean and the whales are slowly going crazy from lack of oxygen.
Chicken Run was very creepy to me. There are these chickens who are forced to lay eggs, and when they can't lay anymore they are killed. They meet this rooster, and they hope he can save them. The one thing that scared me most was a sequence in the beginning of the film. The chickens are being counted, and there is this one hen that didn't lay eggs. She was then taken somewhere on the farm, and the main character watches her die. I re-watched the scene years later, and I later realized that the hen wanted to be killed. She didn't tell anyone about her problems, because she believed that death was the only way out. It's dark, brutal, and all around depressing
If you really want to lose sleep, I suggest you give Perfect Blue a watch. Quite possibly one of the most intense and terrifying animated films I've ever watched. Even more terrifying when you consider how close to reality it is, with the film being an eerie reflection on the darker aspects of the celebrity lifestyle and especially with Japan's disturbingly relaxed laws on stalking.
I actually watch it when I was like 4 or so because it was supposed to be for all ages and the cover looked absolutely innocent The movie is from the 80s I think and I watched it somewhere around 2010 for the first time and they didn't even think about changing the rating Like tf? It's super brutal
“The King of Pigs” It’s about kids on the bottom latter in school attacking those on the top. This movie has scenes where they burn a cat’s eye with a cigarette, disembowel another student, and kick another student to death.
Pinocchio has always been one of my favorite animated movies since I was young but as an adult rewatching it a lot of the scenes that gave me a spook as a kid freaked me out even more
i love tony's voice >w< edit 7/5/2023 - i wasn't paying attention to the beginning of the video and i thought his spokesperson's voice was his for a little while XD i'm dumb, i know. also, my favorite childhood shocker is coraline. that whole spiderweb scene freaked me out too X_X (also, random fact that nobody asked for, it takes place in the state i live in)
an animated movie that shocked me is "Scooby Doo On Zombie Island", the Voodoo dolls, zombies and werewolves scared me, especially the part where a bunch of people were eaten by crocodiles (dont worry, you wont see it happen). I would also like to mention a movie called "9", It's about 9 tiny robots running away from a giant robot that had been taking there souls, each of the robots contain a bit of soul from the person who made them, dont forget, 9 was the one who turned on the giant robot
I've seen both the Plague Dogs and Watership Down and personally it never really shocked me as I viewed them in the 7th grade, now in 8th grade I honestly loved both as it never held back from showing the gritty reality of the stories they where telling and that is something a lot of films and tv shows miss now a days.
Not a movie but a mickey mouse game on gamecube scared the shit out of me because: -a ghost haunts and attempts to kill mickey multiple times through the whole game -jumpscares!!! -a rubber duck with jagged bloody teeth that chases mickey 🙃
i'm brazilian but i loved the video Tony and incidentally i think coraline is a very scary clay film in my opinion (ps: i used the google translator to write this T-T sorry) i love your videos
2:15 “This is a little masterpiece that will make you sleep with your lights on for a while.” Kids who always sleep with the light on: _I don’t have such weaknesses_
Hey what are you going to get on with season two I mean for real is it took you five years to finish season oneare we going to have to wait another five years for you to finish season two
Personally to me the one thing that terrified me the most on Pinocchio will have beThe part where the boys get turn into donkeys now that was scary when I was a kid
A little note, Tim Burton didn't even TOUCH Coraline. Every time I hear someone saying Tim Burton made coraline makes me a bit mad sense it's such a great movie! And I'm sure Tim himself doesnt want this false information continue. Other then that great video!!
1. This is beautiful, I haven’t watched this channel in so long and my first introduction to fnaf was that fnaf movie 2. The only movie on this list that disturbed me was Coraline(one scene scarred me for life, y a y) so I guess that means, tiny me was pretty tough(definitely didn’t last though :>)
Oh boy... I forgot about felidae- It was actually a very good movie in my opinion looking back on it. I definitely watched it when I was too little though lmao, I thought id like it because it was dark and had cats which is what I was all about (and still am) But it wasn't what I expected and I did shake for like 2 hours after watching it 😂
Watership down was one of my childhood movies nothing scared me. Yes there was a lot of violence but I didn't even really mind it nothing scared it wasn't eerie for me even it is a bit dark with its violence and gore idk why parents thought it was fine to watch I just saw as one of those regular movies
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What's your favorite childhood shocker? :3
All shocked me
@@KaitlynDraws same T^T
9 (nine)
The grave of the fireflies
There were many. There were many.
His little avatar's tail movement is fricking adorable.
YES MY DUDE! So cute V•♡•V
In first 5 min, then it starts to be quite annoying
Ikr!
He looks like Discord
Even were he poop?
“Monster House”
This movie terrified me! A monster living right across the street and eats unsuspecting victims.
Agreed
*just keep off Nebbercracker’s garden and you'll be fine*
@@jackthehacker05
But can you honestly sit still as you watch strangers die?
@@cr0-okedglasses814 if they're off his front garden then i dont have to.
Ah yes. I remember that show. Gets me nostalgic, but not in the good way.
10. Pinocchio 0:21
9. Coraline 1:25
8. The Adventures of Mark Twain 2:22
7. Ringing Bell 3:33
6. Animal Farm 4:39
5. Watership Down 5:34
4. The Plague Dogs 6:35
3. Felidae 7:44
2. Swimming to Sea 8:38
1. When the Wind Blows 11:00
Isn't swimming to sea actually called padak
Thank you
Thanks
@@covidnugget5594 Padak is The German Name
I don't like felidade...
Bonnie is about to get some Serious therapy. Poor Rabbit dosen't know what's coming. HAPPY HALLOWEEN TONY CRYNIGHT!!!🎃👻
No just no
You’ll traumatize him forever
@@FullmetalDabi Yeah I seen parts of that Movie.....it kinda screwed me up to.
*Hugs Bonnie* I gotcha, Jeremy.
Imagine bonnie watching Watership Down 😱
@@purple_flowerz I can't. He will be rocking back and forth in a Corner.
Watership Down is a great movie, I'd love to see Bonnie's reaction to it. 😂
Me too, bro ✌🏽
No no no poor Bonnie
I don’t like when he stands outside the door all night. But he doesn’t need to be tortured (puts blindfold on Bonnie)
@@FullmetalDabi Oh, but entertainment is what counts. Watching it is not torture. (Takes the blindfold off)
@@theevilmasterVD
No and he’s a kid in the Bonnie suit
@@FullmetalDabi Actually, he's a possessed robot.
Did you know the song the other father sings to coraline is actually a warning for her
yes
Mhm
Yep
The one that shocked me when i was a child was "The Black Cauldron" how it went to be a Family-Oriented movie in the beginning but when The Horned King and the Army of the Dead became really Scary and Shocking so i think this movie was more of a Dark Fantasy than a Family movie for a Disney movie.
Fun Fact: the actor John Hurt from Watership Down and The Plague Dogs also voiced in The Black Cauldron.
That movie gave me so many nightmares as a kid, but now that I'm an adult, I kinda wanna watch The Black Cauldron again just to see what it's like. But I did see a clip on RUclips of the Horned King's death O.O Still probably gonna scare me lol
@@brianapereira2694 ikr, that movie had lots of horror elements. My dad always said that back then Disney was into scary elements with movies like Pinocchio, Sleepy Hollow, Frankenweenie, Something Wicked This Way Comes and Return to Oz but they don't do that anymore.
@@bigcpuppetanimefan8120 I think with the oldest animated films, there were no guidelines or standards for how family films should be. The modern rating system didn't really come about until much later. (I know the PG-13 rating didn't come until the 80s.) And not just Disney, all animation studios were willing to go dark and twisted. A good example is the Betty Boop episode where she's Snow White. One of the singers' body starts splitting apart and twisting. In terms of experimentation, I think it's cool, but as a cartoon that kids could watch...yeah, don't show it to kids.
Also, cartoons weren't originally for kids. Yes, there were lighthearted elements and silliness, but they were made so anyone could watch them. That's why there's a huge variety of cartoons from mild and fun to dark and twisted.
When tony does not know ive created almost 200 oc with his style
Mão
You're just a 7 years old kiddo
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Hey chat, just wanted to remind you to stay hydrated and eat somethin if you haven't yet, you're loved no matter who you are and I hope you get some good sleep tonight
Thank ya kindly, and I wish you the same as well!
I was going to have a good sleep. Until I was reminded that Plague Dogs existed.
Thank you! :D
Nuh uh 🗣️‼️
“My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea”
I was not expecting any of these deaths to happen how they did. Eaten alive on screen; slowly burned to death; electrocution; split in half; and more.
This give dangonrompa vibes
the way the monsters kill people in spookys jumpscare mansion are much darker we have consumption, physical tearing, stretching, clawing, hanging and ripping there guts open (if you say open on the corpse), and physical puncutering.
“Samson og Sally”
I have not seen this movie since pre-school, and I still remember some scenes. It’s a film about saving the whales in the perspective of the whales. One scene Samson’s mom was shot with a harpoon gun and was dragged onto the ship in the background; or when oil covers miles of the top of the ocean and the whales are slowly going crazy from lack of oxygen.
Excuse me what?
Ah what a thumbnail.
We got a cute lil Bonster, then there's stuff of nightmares
“Waltz with Bashir”
The terrifying story is made more horrifying by the fact that everything shown are displayed as accurate to the event as possible.
Chicken Run was very creepy to me. There are these chickens who are forced to lay eggs, and when they can't lay anymore they are killed. They meet this rooster, and they hope he can save them. The one thing that scared me most was a sequence in the beginning of the film. The chickens are being counted, and there is this one hen that didn't lay eggs. She was then taken somewhere on the farm, and the main character watches her die. I re-watched the scene years later, and I later realized that the hen wanted to be killed. She didn't tell anyone about her problems, because she believed that death was the only way out. It's dark, brutal, and all around depressing
There's lots of disturbing "kid Friendly" classic movies out there. Watership Down is one and the other is Plague Dogs.
i agree, watership down is pretty scary
If you really want to lose sleep, I suggest you give Perfect Blue a watch. Quite possibly one of the most intense and terrifying animated films I've ever watched. Even more terrifying when you consider how close to reality it is, with the film being an eerie reflection on the darker aspects of the celebrity lifestyle and especially with Japan's disturbingly relaxed laws on stalking.
Just so you all know, watership down was rated for *all ages*
what!? that movie is DEFINETLY not for all ages XDD
Pretty much
I actually watch it when I was like 4 or so because it was supposed to be for all ages and the cover looked absolutely innocent
The movie is from the 80s I think and I watched it somewhere around 2010 for the first time and they didn't even think about changing the rating
Like tf? It's super brutal
Yuh-huh
“The King of Pigs”
It’s about kids on the bottom latter in school attacking those on the top.
This movie has scenes where they burn a cat’s eye with a cigarette, disembowel another student, and kick another student to death.
Pinocchio has always been one of my favorite animated movies since I was young but as an adult rewatching it a lot of the scenes that gave me a spook as a kid freaked me out even more
Is it just me who likes his little wagging tail?
Tony Crynight you're the best!!!!
Tony: Number nine, Coraline
Me: Lol it rhymes.
Make this like an hour long or two it's been so long Tony!
Agreed with coraline it scared me when i was little and it still scares me to this day.
Things that shocked me is cursed images
#1: The entirety of part 15 of your FNAF story
“Scooby-doo on Zombie Island”
It shocked me, and to this day, is my favorite Scooby-doo movie.
i love tony's voice >w<
edit 7/5/2023 - i wasn't paying attention to the beginning of the video and i thought his spokesperson's voice was his for a little while XD i'm dumb, i know.
also, my favorite childhood shocker is coraline. that whole spiderweb scene freaked me out too X_X (also, random fact that nobody asked for, it takes place in the state i live in)
Watership down es un gran filme, es fantástico y da mucho de que hablar!
I love how he animated his face when he is scared 😍😍😍
*Hey Tony, did you know that the song Coraline's other father sang to her was a warning for her-* 0_o
Wait really?-
I will say that I did indeed enjoy this little personal list.
My hearth is exploding, Tony will upload a video!!!!!!
Almost forgot this channel existed
Coralline is one of my favorite movies
Tony omg! You have finally returned! How are you?
I didn't see upload in a while dude good to have u back
Plague dogs better be on this list!
Jk Just saw Watership down in the thumbnail and automatically assumed lol
6:37 I’m psychic!
Tony: *talking about childhood shocker movies*
Me: *watches his tail swing from side to side the whole time*
This pitcure makes me laugh because of Bonnie's expression!😂😂😂
an animated movie that shocked me is "Scooby Doo On Zombie Island", the Voodoo dolls, zombies and werewolves scared me, especially the part where a bunch of people were eaten by crocodiles (dont worry, you wont see it happen). I would also like to mention a movie called "9", It's about 9 tiny robots running away from a giant robot that had been taking there souls, each of the robots contain a bit of soul from the person who made them, dont forget, 9 was the one who turned on the giant robot
I'm looking forward to this video I hope it's long 🥺
I can’t wait to and this is my first tony cry night live
Good news, it's 13 minutes long! :D
I've seen both the Plague Dogs and Watership Down and personally it never really shocked me as I viewed them in the 7th grade, now in 8th grade I honestly loved both as it never held back from showing the gritty reality of the stories they where telling and that is something a lot of films and tv shows miss now a days.
I'm so excited! i love you tony!
I love how his little animated tail is just moving side to side it's adorable
Not a movie but a mickey mouse game on gamecube scared the shit out of me because:
-a ghost haunts and attempts to kill mickey multiple times through the whole game
-jumpscares!!!
-a rubber duck with jagged bloody teeth that chases mickey 🙃
Ohhh you mean magic mirror!
The moment I heard When the wind blows I instantly began to shed tears.
There can be all lots of deaths in Disney animated movies
This was really great Tony, please make another one!
I can't wait to watch this! :D
Whoa, your English has improved so much since 2019! Good Job lad, and keep on the good videos!
A kids movie that's a bit brutal
Tony: *talks about shocking animated films*
Me: aww ^^ look at the little animated Tony.
same)
Tony needs serious therapy after this xD
Coraline is my personal favorite movie
Tony does it take a long time to do animation
Yes it does
Yes it does especially if it's very detailed
yes detailed or not
YOU UPLOADED, FINALLY :D
Im always com back.....
Time:25 aguars....
Wat..... Bay bay...
i'm brazilian but i loved the video Tony and incidentally i think coraline is a very scary clay film in my opinion (ps: i used the google translator to write this T-T sorry) i love your videos
this is going to be great
When I was 5 and I watch Pinocchio, it SHOCK me forever. Especially the Whale (Monster)
Since that movie, I have a phobia of Whales.
I went and watched Felidae, and it was actually pretty hilarious. The best joke was where they made fun of Disney
Yay! Your posting again!
btw no rush but are you almost done with episode 3 of the fnaf season 2
2:15
“This is a little masterpiece that will make you sleep with your lights on for a while.”
Kids who always sleep with the light on: _I don’t have such weaknesses_
I love your draws ❤️😍
this video: top 10 animation movies that shocked me!
me: you watch Felix the cat?
I was reading animal farm and I'm on chapter number eight
first :nice voice:2 : awesome editing 3 : animations of heaven 4 :fnaf 5 : well I don't know but you are amazing mate
Premiere in 4 hours. Nice
I love this format of video ! Also I think your English accent improved a lot ure talking so good !
Лол, Каролина в стране кошмаров тоже меня пугает... Там такая жесть...
Why Coraline is not the 1°place. This film is só SPOOKY AND SCARY.
It's been a long time since you've uploaded your last video. Welcome Back! :D
Hey what are you going to get on with season two I mean for real is it took you five years to finish season oneare we going to have to wait another five years for you to finish season two
TonyCrynight These Movies Scared me But They are Horror Movies to Watch Its Shocking.
It's Evil so Creepy?
HAPPY HALLOWEEN TONY CRYNIGHT!!!!
Aaaaaaah what a thrill
Yo tony! Its really awsome to see more speed draw videos soon especially a speedraw of the new fnaf security breach animatronics. =)
This looks cool
8:12-8:15 When I started playing GTA 3 when I was 4
Omg yes
Personally to me the one thing that terrified me the most on Pinocchio will have beThe part where the boys get turn into donkeys now that was scary when I was a kid
Yep, who wouldn't be traumatized at Coraline or at adventures of mike?-
we all got that one person that still talks about an old video game that we all still love ^w^
A little note, Tim Burton didn't even TOUCH Coraline.
Every time I hear someone saying Tim Burton made coraline makes me a bit mad sense it's such a great movie! And I'm sure Tim himself doesnt want this false information continue.
Other then that great video!!
1. This is beautiful, I haven’t watched this channel in so long and my first introduction to fnaf was that fnaf movie
2. The only movie on this list that disturbed me was Coraline(one scene scarred me for life, y a y) so I guess that means, tiny me was pretty tough(definitely didn’t last though :>)
Idk why but in the 1985 Carebears movie it was always spooked by the scene where Dark Heart is stocking the girl and then turns into a bird.
It’s been years that I’m afraid of dolls like Chucky or Annabele
The legend is back 😁
Oh boy... I forgot about felidae- It was actually a very good movie in my opinion looking back on it. I definitely watched it when I was too little though lmao, I thought id like it because it was dark and had cats which is what I was all about (and still am) But it wasn't what I expected and I did shake for like 2 hours after watching it 😂
At the moment I thought that Tony was actually speaking in video
Amazing video! Great work you two :)
Can't wait for future uploads ^^
I love the original version of pinocchio and the movie and the book and the movie does have happy ending and it was released In july 7 1883
YESS FINALY U UPLOADED A VIDEO
I knew you still be here Tony!
Cant wait to see it.
The fox and the hound was pretty depressing but I love it
Watership down was one of my childhood movies nothing scared me. Yes there was a lot of violence but I didn't even really mind it nothing scared it wasn't eerie for me even it is a bit dark with its violence and gore idk why parents thought it was fine to watch I just saw as one of those regular movies
Alan prices song at the end got me right in the feels