I Made a Teeny "Jack Pumpkinhead" Doll || One Day Make
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HALLLOOOO it is time, my friends, to add another teeny tiny creature to my growing collection. laughs in Smaug
I recently was super inspired to make something in tribute to one of my childhood favorites (and nightmare fuel): Return to Oz. That, combined with my urge to make something Autumn-y (Happy Halfway to Halloween!), led to me making my own little Jack Pumpkinhead doll!
I hope you enjoy this little cozy craft while I finished up everything I need for my England trip and I LOVE YOU ALL!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:58 Materials n' Such
03:42 Ad
04:59 SKELTON TIME guitar riff
05:28 Sculpting the Clay
09:45 Bonfire Meme Break
10:07 Making the Clothes
11:26 Painting Time!
14:21 The Reveal!
14:39 Wrap-up & Bloopz
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I usually ignore game sponsors bc I'm not normally a mobile game person. I am, however, a SUCKER for hidden objects games so I decided to give June's Journey a try some months ago after hearing you talk about it and OH BOY did I love it. It's so fun and beautiful and well-made and, unlike other hidden objects games I've found in the past, has so much available content (I've been playing for months now and am only on scene 348; there are over 1500 scenes. absolutely insane). Thoroughly recommend it if anyone's on the fence about downloading it.
I would love you to do a range of dolls and actually sell them 😍😍
I am not usually a game person but I do like playing "June's Journey". I started playing it after you introduced it in the past.
I LOVE June's Journey!
it's too weird to me that June is that perky, her sister having just been murdered. As someone who has experienced that exact thing, seems odd. Has time passed or has it just occurred and she's decorating and such? I haven't played it. Did she hate her sister?
It’s autumn in Australia and as an Australian I appreciate the autumn content finally at the right time of year!
as a south african autumn lover I’m with you 🥰🍂
@kassandracronin8509 i'm in the same boat😂
It's always autumn somewhere 😂
I'm in Brazil and I feel the same. ❤
I've been scrolling through Halloween and Autumn things on Pinterest this week for previously unknown reasons. Mystery solved! It's halfway to Halloween!
I love your optimism of “we’re halfway to next Halloween” when my immediate thought was “ah yes, the day of year where we couldn’t be any further from Halloween”. I need to work harder to tame my pessimistic tendencies.
Technically the furthest day from halloween is Nov 1st
That is so much more meaningful than glass half full/empty to me
I have never related more to a comment.
@@ahhh4117not if you Look backwards
Time hurts brain
So glad the Halloween hobgoblin made a brief appearance. Still one of my favorite Rachel gags. She's the voice in my head anytime I see anything remotely fall related. 😂❤️
Yes. My boyfriend and I now say "haloweeeeeen!" to each other when we see anything Haloween related.
SAME
My favorite is her sewing machine's face :P
Rachel, deciding to start, looks at the table in front of her, immediately: “I’m overwhelmed”
Me af. At everything xD
Me too lol
saaaame !
Daily basis 🙋♀️
SAAAME .. (we're aaaall in this togeeeether 🎵)
The Never Ending story and The Last Unicorn have genuinely disturbing screens. Yet absolutely shaped me as a person.
The Last Unicorn! So Good (and terrifying)!
Gosh ur right about The Last Unicorn!! My grandmother thought she was doing good buying the movie since I liked unicorns a lot then but I remember being disturbed a lot about it XD
I was hoping someone would post the Last Unicorn!
It's one of my faves but so terrifying as a kid's movie.
"Now that I'm a woman... everything has changed"
Me too!!
I definitely didn't realize how disturbing they were as a kid, I just loved the cool animals. Rewatched The Last Unicorn a couple of years ago and was like ah, ok. Did not remember all the messed up things.
"Return to Oz" haunted me for years. Every now and then, I'd remember Dorothy in that room full of heads and I could remember it was from a movie I'd watched once as a kid, but couldn't remember which one. The most terrifying thing was that no one in my family could remember anything like it and for years I thought that maybe, just maybe, I'd dreamt it. The one day, behold! I was telling a friend about it and she casually threw in, "Oh, that's 'Return to Oz.'" I felt so relieved that I was not crazy!
I was given a book that had a bunch of scenes from the movie basically, and I think it was a two page spread of all the heads in their little nooks.
Still creeps me out
That whole movie, as much as a like it is a fever dream. 😂
Nonbes heads, creep me out, the wheelers, also creep me out, finding the hidden friends as items & then everyone nearly getting eaten, creeps me. The movie was as amazing as I would assuem an acid trip comedown is like.
The same thing happened to me!
Definitely the Dark Crystal and Never-ending Story, both wonderful and disturbing at the same time!
I forgot to include Neverending Story! Thanks for the reminder.
Lol dark crystal was terrible, way worse than I remember haha the new (unfinished, thanks Netflix) series is AMAZING
Still terrified of those brid people....😅
The Little Princess left deep emotional scars that at 26 I'm still healing from. But then I watched it again recently and it wasn't as upsetting as I remembered 😂
I still haven’t moved on. I watch it last year at 26 and still cried my eyes out lol
@@NothingReallyMatters08 don't get me wrong, it's still very upsetting 😂😭
It’s emotionally intense for sure
@@hannahbradshaw2186 I'm 33 this year and it still gets me 😅 Dunno what it is about the bars in 'Kindle my heart' that just gets me 🤷♀️ As soon as I hear it, my tear ducts are like 'Let's goooo!'
@@SupergirlUK oh no not kindle my heart 😭
Rachel: “What’s your favorite childhood movie that you watched as an adult and may be realized just how terrifying it was but pretty much shaped who you are as a person?”
My immediate response to said question: “Labyrinth.”
I was also going to say Labyrinth 😂
I was thinking Matilda too.
YEEESSSS! (The Fieryies are still creepy no matter what age I watch that movie at.)
Yes 1000% Labyrinth
@@brittanywallace4 Oh yes! Matilda also deeply shaped me! That movie is the whole reason I became a book nerd!
I had the biggest, weirdest crush on Jack as a kid. Forget Nightmare before Christmas, this is the only pumpkin head that has my heart.
Whoa whoa whoa, por que no los dos? Let's not pit men against one another the same way we do women. We can love them both 💚🖤
EXCUSE ME!?!?
Jack Skellington ftw!
Was this a kids movie? I’ve never even heard of it. Absolutely nothing she said has even a hint of familiarity to me.
@@NikkiDoesStufff yeah, it was a Disney movie from the 80s, and it’s never really talked about much but it’s GREAT.
You’re correct and you’re right to say it!
The Labyrinth with David Bowie was my entire childhood. Re-watching it today, you realize how much it maybe didn't age well, but I can look past that and still sing along to Magic Dance😄
It's weird, but I was the opposite. The movie terrified me as a little kid, I think because I related more to the baby and the thought of being kidnapped by goblins was scary. A friend in college finally forced me to watch it and now of course, I love it. :) RIP Bowie!!!
My friend was the same way! She was terrified of the puppets (especially the fire gang) but now we watch it together every year when she comes home for Thanksgiving @@elizabethnavarre7972
I just about choked and died when Rachel said “I refuse to take responsibility. So I will blame it on being a Bratz child.” Best quote of the year. Scratch that I think this might be one of the funniest videos you’ve made overall.
Labyrinth!! I can remember watching it with my dad as a child, while my mom questioned whether or not it was really a “kids movie”. My husband refuses to watch it to this day, but I quote it at him all the time!
I was going to comment about Labyrinth, and here you are! That movie shaped a lot of me but I do remember it being quite scary! Same for Neverending Story!
Same here about Labyrinth. I would ask my parents every week to rent it, which they did. They finally bought it for me for Christmas, and I still have the VHS. If I had a son, I wanted to name him Jareth.
Omg yes! Such a great movie. Although I do remember having... curiosity...about Bowie's obvious crotch bulge. 😄
My first experience with David Bowie! Very apropos.
I watched it a lot younger and love the universe of the movie, but now I have concerns about the story of a 39 man being in love with a 14 y/o girl :O
The secret of nim (nihm?) is absolutely terrifying and still slaps. I’m also going to say Bambi is still heart wrenching, some things don’t change regardless of time. Like Rachel’s magic for building small children.
NIMH
Love that movie! There was something so mysterious and creepy about that one. The rats and the big owl. Great!
I’ve loved _Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH_ since our fourth-grade teacher read it to us. Let’s see . . . that would’ve been about 1975 . . . I’m so glad to know other generations love the story too!
I was totally think of that film too!
@@llamasugar5478 I've never seen the movie but that book was one of my childhood favorites. It was one that I read over and over and over again. For reference I was born in 2003 lol
My creepy childhood movies were "Return to Oz", "James and the Giant Peach", and "The Secret of NIMH", haha. "Labyrinth" is up there too, to be fair, it had some freaking A-MAZE-ING backgrounds and character designs that definitely attributed to my obsession with shiny things and clutter.
Your tiny Jack turned out so stinkin cute!! I adore him, even if he is a little short. He's precious, and makes a great sibling for your little mouse knight!
The secret of Nimh and James & the giant peach too :D !
Man, I remember "James and the Giant Peach" and "The Secret of NIMH". I was confused as to how James and the bugs were able to live in the peach pit in the end because of how toxic peach pits are irl. I think my favorite creepy childhood movie was probably Coraline, I think I watched it a total of 30 times or more
@@ENA-7URR0N I never thought of the peach pit thing, but that raises so many questions now lol. I was too old for Coraline's target audience when it came out, but I love that movie too!
This was adorable! It turned out so well and definitely got me in the Halfway to Hallowe'en mood! A film that really shaped me was Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Not necessarily terrifying but the "dip" scene and Judge Doom may have scarred me for life. Haha.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit is an epic film yes!!! 😉
I appreciate Rachel's existence in this world and how she chooses to fill.
He turned out so good!!! Finding out as an adult that the little girl who plays Dorothy is also Nancy in The Craft absolutely blew me away
Fairuza Balk 😊
I love that we’re all getting in the mood for Halloween at the same time. Y’all are my people.
Im literally hosting a Halfway-to-Halloween party tonight! XD This could not have come out at a more perfect time.
Fern Gully oil monster, watership down opening scene with rabbit hunted by claws and teeth and woodland fire. Both terrifying
Yes!
It’s a Rachel day!! I deem this new celebration “Halfowe’en”. What, too much?
It's Beltane, or May Day. The opposite of the traditional 'Samhain.'
Too much? I say, NOT ENOUGH!
Nope, just perfect!
@@KaiseaWings Ah but May Day is about spring, and Halfowe’en is about longing for fall. So let’s have both! Halfowe’en crafting in the day time, May Day bonfire at night!
It is Samhain for me as I live in the southern hemisphere
I love how someone else feels this because right when we get into summer I just feel the Halloween spirit coursing through me
I love Return to Oz. Its such a weird movie, but I like weird!!!!
As for childhood films, let's be honest, Dark Crystal is actually pretty darn terrifying when you sit back and analyse it as an adult. In fact most children's films pre the mid-late 90's were not all fluffy bunnies.
Labyrinth is for sure the movie I look back on and go "oh, that explains EVERYTHING", but an honourable mention also goes out to Quest for Camelot (or "the Magic Sword"). I was absolutely terrified of the Helping Hands ("She chose DOWWWWWN!"), not to mention Ruber as whole, but they did inspire my love of myth, legends, and fairy tales - and are probably the reason my sarcasm is through the roof too, if I'm honest here.
"Hopefully you guys like watching me relieve my urges"
~Rachel Maksy 2023
“We do.”
* *heckles like an idiot* *
Yikes 😆
Very yes
It's like Christmas when you are hanging out on a Sunday and wish you had a new Rachel Maksy video to watch, and then realize that you MISSED ONE a few months back. So great. Also fitting because it is not closer to Halloween. =) You asked about childhood movies that are messed up- and I really hope you have seen, or will seen his one: Nutcracker Fantasy. It is an 80s Japanese puppet stop-motion and it is AMAZINGLY creepy and dark and BAFFLING. In the English dub, Melissa Gilbert (little House on the Prairie) voices the main character, Clara, and Christopher Lee (aka SARUMON) voices basically everyone else in the cast. It's .... chef kiss! I know you would love it.
1) Your creation definitely doesn't look like hot garbage; he's awesome!
2) Even if your 1-day-makes don't look perfect, the important thing is you're having fun!
Return To Oz was my whole personality as a little kid. I used to sprinkle pepper on my stuffed animals to bring them to life. AND Fairuza Balk was not only Dorothy but also The Worst Witch and Nancy in The Craft?!?! Icon!
Tying moose stuffed animals to sofas, wearing a key around my wrist, packing lunch pails and pretending to pick them from trees…
That is adorable from both of you. I lay on the ground with my dog with my eyes closed when i was about 8 and wished myself there lol And my mom had a Green egg shaped polished stone that i used to touch and go "OZ!!!!" nothing happened to my dismay 😣 hehehe
Rachel: Refuses to hear any criticism on size of shoes.
Also Rachel: makes hands so huge that they could palm a basketball.
I love your On-a-Whim-Projects! Like, you just made a little friend, a silly little guy, from stuff you had lying around. Inspiring and kinda fearless. I applaud you. Very much so. Also thank you for bringing Halloween!Rachel back! I love her dearly.
1) that film scarred me for life.
2) try using some really fine wire to sculpt fingers around, it also helps make them posable (before baking, obvs) but even so, yes, hands are hard!
3) LOVE being part of the Fellowship ❤
Welcome to the cross quarter holidays!
May Day, also known as Beltane, is like the spring version of Halloween (also known as Samhain), it involves baking, bonfires, dancing in the night, fairy vibes, dress up, and shmexiness.
I would think Rachel would love it.
Ah a fellow pagan
Also Samhain is celebrated on may 1st here in the southern hemisphere!
She would indeed love the bonfire, fairy, and sawooshy shmexiness. Welcome to your next favorite holiday, @RachelMaksy!
Actually, you don't have to be a pagan to know about Beltane. And, May Day was a holiday long before it was a distress call. Happy holidays!
Your "I decided to make myself another child" videos are my all time absolute favorites to watch and this was no exception!
Also I was audibly delighted when the little Halloween Gremlin showed up in the first bit. I love her with all my being.
Oh my god he's perfect
I work full time, am finishing a degree, and homeschool a 10 year old... one day makes are my life and I appreciate the chaotic amazing content... he looks adorable!
As part of the Halloween community I would love to welcome you to halfway to Halloween, we also offer valoween, springoween, and summerween to get us through the off-season. Though summerween is less a celebration and more a period of lament and looking for spooky objects to start popping up in the stores like rare and delightful skeleton shaped weeds.
Omg it was my favorite wizard of oz and my partner also had never seen it. I made him watch it being gleeful the whole time. When it was over he turned to me and said “No Wonder You’re so Weird.”
What scarred me for life - Neverending story, Return to Oz, Brave little toaster, any older Czech fairytales, we were masters in stopmotion and mechanics at that time :D
I absolutely LOVE Return to Oz, but you're right - it can totally be nightmare inducing... Still one of my favourite films ever!
Legend was a huge movie for me as a kid and I watched it as an adult and was kinda horrified. It's so dark. I asked my mom how she let me watch that and she's like oh you just thought all the little creatures were funny and you loved the dancing dress. The dancing scene and Tim Curry as the devil were very formative of my inner goth and love of dark things.
Yeah I'm kind of wondering if that wasn't my own gateway to Alice Cooper, that and Labyrinth...
The Neverending Story, The Dark Crystal, and The Nightmare before Christmas were my nightmare-fuel childhood movies!
7:25 the limp fingers gave me full body shivers 😭
Muppets Treasure Island is a childhood journey I took that I didn't watch again after the age of 9 and then watched at 30.... Realizing just what was missing!!! So fabulous!
"Hands are hard, ask any robot" made me laugh. If you get it, you get it
I can not tell you how happy it made me to hear "rusty spoons" 😂😂😂
My absolute favourite movie and book as a child was James and the Giant Peach, I remember getting the VHS for Christmas and watching it endlessly. Reflecting on the story it definitely has some dark tones but I loved and and I firmly believe it helped me not be fearful of any bug as an adult
‘RETURN TO OZ’ is about MIND CONTROL And DISSOCIATION! We have OSDD1b (a dissociative disorder) and this movie was always one of our favorites! The switching heads is symbolic of switching alters (crew members ) in a multiple mind. We appreciate your art SO VERY VERY MUCH! You help us feel more normal and connected to humanity! 🎃💛✨
The Secret of NIMH . I watched it with my stepdaughter a couple years ago and yeah that explained a lot
Now you're going to have to make Jack Skellington so they can be creepy friends. 😁
I seriously love Return to OZ. One of my favorites from my childhood. I can't believe they had tick-tock there. That's amazing.
I LOVED RETURN TO OZ!!!! So many people hated it but I loved it so much!🎃👠
The Neverending Story when Ajax walks into the bog….😢😢😢
Throw in Legend - Tim curry is superb! The Labyrinth - David Bowie ❤ And Princess Bride and my youth was an epic blend of fantasy and mythology!
Oh and the Lost Boys 🧛🏽
Dark Crystal was a movie my mom would swear that I would love as a kid... It gave me nightmares in the end. But now I'm adult I watched it again and absolutely love it. I walk around making Skeksis sounds when I'm frustrated lol.
And grunt like Algra when sitting!!
That movie also haunted my childhood. It was terrifying but I kept asking my mom to check out the VHS at the library. Thanks for bringing this adorable little nightmare pumpkin boy to life! 🎃
She made him adorable lol🎃
that movie was pure nightmare fuel.
The Wheelers, the Gnome Kings, the Head-changing witch
What movie is it?
@@hippieflowerstudios3456 I believe it is called "Return to Oz " ?! I never saw it.
The Brave Little Toaster definitely emotionally scarred me. Those scenes at the garbage dump were legit traumatic!!
Chitty chitty bang bang was a staple of my childhood but is frightening now...with the candy man...woof! Also, the Christmas claymation stories have much more disturbing facial expressions than I remember. Also more scenes that look like acid trips and one hilarious line my husband and I still quote! Rudolf runs away, mom wants to help dad find him and he says "NO, this is MANS WORK". We will never stop finding that hilarious!!!! Finally, more than movies, the oldies music I grew up with, from the 40's and 50's, doesn't age well. Key examples are "Standing on a corner watching all the girls go by" which says that men can't go to jail for what they are thinking...and the song from The Mills Brothers called "Paper Doll" about a man who wants to buy a paper doll because allb the "real dollies" flirt and cheat on him. A paper doll will stay loyal at home for him and be better than a "fickle minded real live girl"....... 😳
Labyrinth, Legend, Krull, The Princess Bride, Return to Oz too! The Wheelers freaked me out as a kid, but I loved the room full of heads. A girl likes to have options! Seriously though, thank you for this video and all the others.
OMG I totally forgot to list Krull, that was such a weird but awesome movie!
The Becoming Jane dress returns!! Thank you for the serotonin.
I noticed that too!
Not even thirty seconds into this video, but the little Halloween goblin is my FAVORITE recurring character in this adventure
Return to Oz is still the stuff of nightmare for me. Those Wheelers are genuinely terrifying.
The only movie that comes to mind right now is The Secret of Nimh. I remember loving that movie so much when I was younger (that, and the Great mouse Detective which is just *Chef kiss*) But recently I rewatched it, and I can defiantly see how it shaped my character. Wanting to be gentle yet strong like Mrs. Brisby, and being a slightly kooky raven like Jeremy. My love for mice and birds were defiantly inspired by these movies, and Mrs. Brisby and Justin are just the best.❤
I loved that movie too. Her encounter with The Great Owl creeped me out - I wonder if that giant spider that stalked her through the tree was the start of my arachniphobia. Nicodemus used to kind of scare me as well because there was something about that combo of the glowing eyes, ancient hands and whisper of a voice that was unsettling, despite him being on the “good” side. 😬🦉🐭🕷️🕸️
SAME. I actually have an original animation cell from NIMH that I got from Mrs. Brisby’s artist John Pomeroy. ♥️ Also, the “sinking” is Way more traumatic to watch as a mother than it was as a child. 😂
@@ninahoward6066 Oh geez. I can only imagine. I remember being flummoxed watching that scene, wondering why the rats seemed to be giving up so easily on saving the kids and opting to pull her out of the mud alone, despite her fighting them and trying to claw her way back… those were her babies and she was not going to be a bystander!
I loved this movie. It was the first movie my Mom let me take four of my five younger siblings to without adult supervision. Surprisingly my younger siblings weren't traumatized by it. We're weird like that.
@@margarethall1625 The things we can sit through with minimal aftereffects, and the things that end up sticking with us, can often be surprising.
I absolutely adored Hook as a kid, but I don't think it's necessarily terrifying. The Pagemaster however, honestly scared me as a child and kind of scares me now, but I love me a good horror book now.
I think even as a child I realized that every Disney movie was terrifying, and that still didn't stop me from loving them, and still loving them.
but also, even as a crafter, your "garbage" makes are always amazing to me
Chitty Bang Bang. The dresses Truly wears, the country side, the sweets🍬 vintage cars, the TERRIFYING child catcher. Genie Mac!! How? Why? Still love/ dread it (54yrs old). Rachel, thank you for making the world a better place, and life more FUN 🤩 come to Winchester (UK) and hang out next week when you’re over 😄✨🦋
I was literally obsessed with Ozma as a kid because my mom had the old Oz books. How did I not know this movie existed??? Also, I was so taken with The Last Unicorn that I wrote my college entrance essay about how it shaped me only to rewatch it recently with gen z friends who said “this movie kinda….creepy eh?” 😂😅
TBF The Last Unicorn _is_ kind of creepy at times, and wow does it deal a lot with the concept of mortality for a kid's movie...but I think child me found that appealing even if I didn't 100% understand it. It took big subjects very seriously despite being for a young audience.
it's so true to the books! which was why it confused audiences
The book's really, really good. I like the movie (excepting the bit where the unicorn/Amalthea and Lir have their love song because it just makes me wince every time), but the book has stayed with me in a way the movie hasn't.
As a milenial that never saw the movie until a few months ago I do not understand the hype the Last Unicorn got. It had some great moments, yes, but it was overall was not a story that would make me wanna see it again.
Best scene 10/10 is the "Why would you come to me now?! When I am this!" felt the most real
I adore The Last Unicorn!! I definitely appreciate Molly much more as an adult. I showed it to my kids as preschoolers, but they were a bit freaked out by Mommy Fortuna.
You totally nailed this project! This movie along with the animated Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (a lot of intense murder for a kid's movie) and Disney's The Great Mouse Detective (singing Vincent Price as a giant villainous rat) were some very influential childhood flicks. My little brother and I still quote all three of them. A chicken?!?!
Every so often, I kinda forget about Return To Oz, but then something comes along and reminds me how much I loved it. I need to track it down and watch it again.
The wheelers scared the heck out of me as a child. One of my all-time favorite movies!
The princess Mombi character that changes out her many collected heads and the wheelers were terrifying 😂. I love that you made Jack 🥹.please doooo make more creatures. The dark Crystal and Neverending Story were pretty dark too lol. And the cartoon movie “the last Unicorn” and disneys forgotten “Black Cauldron” movies were also pretty dark lol. Ahhhh the 80’s…maybe that’s why those of us from that era like horror so much…because we got the thrill of being terrified with our kids movies as small children 😂
They actually smushed two characters together for the movie! In the Oz books, Mombi is an evil witch with just one head, and Princess Langwidere is the one with 30 heads! She‘s self-absorbed and she changes her head every day. She doesn’t normally take other people’s heads, she just takes a liking to Dorothy’s, and offers to swap! Dorothy obviously says no. I have a tattoo of her!
@@Langwidere903 Seeeee how much MORE terrifying would that have been in the movie!!! They probably decided to cut down the horror a bit lol. I didn’t ever read return to Oz and I think now I’m gonna lol! Thank you for that 👍🏻. We did however read a lot of the original versions of fairytales like the little mermaid and Alice in Wonderland and even Snow White and wow lol…dark stories! My favorite short story was the Tin Soldier and it was so tragic.
Edit: Also I love that you have a tattoo of her! I’d love to see it! I have an 18th century inspired “white rabbit” tattoo on my underforearm sleeve because I always used to be late 😂 he’s got a waist coat and ruffled collar
As a mid-80s baby, I agree. Also, The Neverending Story still terrifies me to this day. It was dark and tragic but no one questioned it being appropriate for children 😅
That movie is SO underappreciated. The wheelers still scare me so much 😂
I definitely had nightmares about those guys well into my teenage years 😅
@@nunonanem I feel like I still have nightmares about them...at over 40. But also I made my 10 year old watch this film. I did brief her on these bastards though & she consented to it.
It really was. I can see how it would of been too much for the time 1985 it is ahead of it's time-more acceptable in the 90s maybe? But iconic regardless. 😊
Aw, Jack seems so pleased with his new mommy!😉
Omg Return to Oz is one of my all time favorite movie. It creeped me out a lot when I was a kiddo, but it's just amazing!
I want a tiny Pumpkinhead,too. I gonna watch closely!
One of my several favourite movies as a little kid was The Princess and the Goblin. My mom has said many times how she never understood how I wasn't terrified of it. 😂 and looking back on it, yeah, it definitely helped shape a good chunk of my personality 😂😂😂
Aaah, I watched that one as a kid too! 😆I wouldn't say it shaped me in any way, but I remember watching it a lot as a little kid because I loved the sound design--the way the water sounded, the rocks scraping on rocks, doors opening and closing, etc. Not tingly, exactly, but as an adult I'd say child!me (and current me, tbh) found it very ASMR-like at times 🤔
oh yes, Return to Oz was definitely part of my childhood. Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal, and The Last Unicorn also featured heavily!
Omg someone else watched this film! I remember watching it once and then forgetting about it and watching it again and having to turn it off because I was too scared. Labyrinth or Pan's Labyrinth (I get confused at which one is which) with the creature with eyeballs in its hands at the table of food she can't eat will forever haunt me
Recently realized just how intense and serious the *Hunchback of Notre Dame* Disney cartoon was. It’s an amazing piece of art all around, but that is not what I would thing is kid friendly at all. Like a clergyman burning down Paris looking for a hawt chick he plans to force into a room to keep as his unwilling secret girlfriend…and if she refuses she will be burned as a witch. Like “choose me or the pyre. Be mine or you will burn”. Dude. Amazing song and def morbid shaping. I wonder is this a contributor to my obsession with true crime and how to escape terrifying powerful men. Go Esmeralda, baby, say no!
I was obsessed with the 1985 movie Legend. The one with Tom Cruise and Tim Curry with the unicorns. I watched it ENDLESSLY ever since I was old enough to comprehend watching television. And it was the Tangerine Dream version too (the superior soundtrack, according to my nostalgia) so in the beginning the first thing you see is NOT toddler friendly. But I watched it with my eyes absolutely glued to the screen like 😀 and it's still one of my favorite movies of all time to this day. (I turn 30 this year)
Yes! Legend! Man I was so obsessed with it. Unicorn folders and binders and I wanted to be Lily.
@@heathermcelroy7171 EXACTLYYY!!!! I bought the sewing pattern for her dress even, and still have it. 🤣 My calling in life was to prance whimsically through fields and attempt to communicate with the wildlife.
I'd like to add that it worked and I was the self-proclaimed queen of bunnies.
I honestly LIVE only for your internal Halloween ghoul. And Return to OZ was trauma! But I loved it. I try to introduce every 80s fantasy movie to my children with heavy warnings such as "your mom has trauma from this but I want to spread the love so that we can talk through her trauma" 😂 YOU NAILED IT! And, I love you!❤
Just the other day, I was trying to explain salad fingers being a childhood classic to my friends, hearing the "rusty spoons!" made my day, even as a gen z.
hands down, jumanji absolutely traumatized me whilst simultaneously inspiring soooo much of me.. and like 90% of clay-mation i watched
I'm in the Southern Hemisphere, so our backwards seasons make this video perfectly timed! 😂 I also thoroughly appreciated the "white stripes" pun - I thank you for that chuckle!
She needs to visit and experience Fall twice as often!
Return to Oz is so good! I didn't fear it as a child, and instead it was the movie we'd rent whenever I was sick - it was a comfort movie for me
Me too
I loved Return to Oz growing up. The wheelers gave me the creeps, but loved everything else. I forgot Jack existed, it's been so long. I'm glad to be reminded of him and I think he turned it so cute
Return to Oz scared the pants off me as a child. Especially the Wheelers and Princess Mombi with her cabinet of interchangeable heads. Nightmare fuel indeed!
Thank you for unlocking a childhood memory I thought I'd buried years ago lol. I remember the garden of statues and being simultaneously horrified and fascinated by it.
Super cute! I host an adult murder mystery for Halloween every year and I am currently working on some of the props, so you were the “I am not alone!” that I needed today. Thank you, Miz Maksy.
the Rescuers 100 thousand percent. The fact they kidnap an orphan and put her down in a cave every day and won't let her out when she's about to drown until she gets the diamond out from the human skull???? That's like half the plot of Silence of the Lambs and some other psychological thriller... But the tiny animals in all their little outfits and the way they talk! *chef kiss* core aesthetic.
There's this magnificent movie that scared me for life - "Legend". Watching it after all these years - still creepy as hell, but on different levels :D. It has everything: trolls, dead unicorns, brainwashing, creepy kid fairies, and of course the devil.
I find it a very large coincidence that I was just talking about Return to Oz today, about how the wheelers gave me nightmares as a child. How peculiar...
Hormones are making me miserable today, but getting the notification that Rachel was up to shenanigans made it all better!
May they start treating you well immediately!
@Kathy Johnson thank you dear! I made it back home, took a quick shower, had dinner and meds, now I'm spooning a heating pad. All is well 😂
I absolutely love watching you make tiny children, the mouse knight and now this? *chef's kiss*
Rachel: "It's hot garbage!"
[proceeds to produce a fantastic piece of art.]
The Labyrinth and Goonies would be the movies I watched again as an adult. I love him😍 he's so dapper🙌. Great work Rachel
Hello fellow 80s child. 😂😂😂
The Goonies is great! 😀
Return to Oz is one of my favorites. Still will say Oz holding on to anything emerald green. Oddly was never scared of the wheelers. This movie shaped my being. Love your Jack! Next is the gump!
I think for me it was the Disney channel masterpiece Don’t Look Under the Bed, it’s surprisingly creepy for a kids movie. I still rewatch it every Halloween
He's spot on and exactly as scary as that implies. I recently watched Return to Oz again, and, yeah, it's weird and creepy and delightful. It's a lot more faithful to the book illustrations than the movie of Wizard of Oz was, and I love that. It was weird realizing that the actress grew up to be in The Craft, speaking of iconic movies of my misspent youth. 😄
Fairuza Bulk is an icon. An epic actress. The Craft is another of my favourite films. I went to see it in the cinema in 1996. Charmed is supposed to be based on that film-which i also love lol 😊😉😍❤💚💙💛💜
"We are halfway towards next halloween" was my exact thought when I started painting Halloween cards. 😂😂
This video tickled my little stop motion heart. Tiny hands are even harder to do when you need to make them posable! We use a nut or bolt for the ‘palm’ and wrap wire around it for the fingers, twist the wire for xtra strength, and then wrap flat noodles of clay around the finger wires. Hope this helps make your creature shelf dream come true!
I see we all are going through the “Halloween” vibes this spring! I love it!