The Scariest 'Kids' Movie

In today's video I discuss one of the scariest movies I watched as a Kid, CORALINE. Proud that I can actually watch movie without crying now.

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[Bubba-]

The shear amount of time, skill, and talent that went into this movie is unbelievable

[jus]

I love the things they added that almost nobody noticed but the tools used to sew the dolls wasnt actually for sewing but for humans used in a mortuary

[ftornado]

Coraline legitimately gave me a phobia of small square doors when I watched it when I was like 8 and it lasted for years. One of the first things I noticed when I moved into the place I live in right now is that it has a door just like the one coraline crawled into.

[Lara-vorp]

8:02 fun easter egg, the three portraits in the background that show the side silouette are actually the three kids that got trapped in the other world by the other mother

[RmusMC]

Fun fact: I don't think that the book is that much scarier, but there isn't a Wybie kid there, there is nowhere to run, she gets trapped the first night, there's no rats that are disguised as beautiful mice, instead there is rats that hurt you if you don't enter the weird door. I know its hard to believe, but the movie is made a lot more kid friendly than the book.

[toainsully]

5:18
Fun fact - The medal on Bobinsky's vest indicates that he was a former Liquidator involved in cleaning up the Chernobyl Accident

[yderga]

Fun fact: During the production of Coraline they showed it to one of the producers children to make sure it would appeal to kids. Apparently the kid was terrified and scarred for life but told them it wasnt scary because they didnt want to sound like a wuss.

[somayazoulfakar]

4:28 not gonna lie that jump scared me edit thank you so much people

[Dookieman]

Now that I think of it, her visiting and living near Detroit before moving explains her bad choices including befriending why did the condom have to break Wybie when he was being creepy ngl, straight up bullying why weren’t you aborted Wybie, and missing a lot of red flags. Also at 11:33 she didn’t leave yet because she didn’t want to leave the cat behind

[Elmer_]

That irl button eye picture Finna give me nightmares 💀

[liamurr.]

i love all of the references to the house on the other side being the stomach of an actual monster.

[IsoscelesGd]

5:45 Yeahhhh… we don’t talk about that scene..

[Dookieman]

I remember listening to the audiobook of Coraline to see how much the movie changed and ever since then I wondered how and why anyone would ever let Neil GAYman write books for children. They straight up have blood and gore in the book. Ain’t no sand in them rats it’s blood. The stuff in the book made SSTTITD and goosebumps look weak as a kid

[tocklehop]

Love how he calls wybie “whywereyouborn” without explaining that his name is wyborn

[Archliviathan]

another kids movie that apparently traumatised kids was called 9. Just the number 9, and it was AMAZING. i vaguely remember watching it when i was little, and i loved it. My sister said she was terrified though

[dannyboi]

4:52
Fun Fact: When the cake writes out "welcome home", you can see a double loop in the "o" in "home". This means Coraline is welcome, but not... home.

[lemon]

I would always watch this movie with my cousins yearly as a tradition. My older cousins were so scared of it when it first came out that they actually pissed themselves at 10 and 12 years old haha. Great movie y’all go watch it trust Derek fr

[CaseySipe]

That mermaid scene ruined my childhood 💀💀💀💀

Edit:MOM IM FAMOUS

[briannerobinson]

The grandma is the ultimate villian. The reason she rented to Carolines familt was because the Belldem feeds on children Wyborn's age so she intentionally let coraline live thier to protect Wyborn

[Karnesr]

I watched this when I was nine. I honestly think the sisters form Kubo: The Two Strings scared me more than Coraline did.