Always horrified me cause it's the same idea of having a child, most innocent thing in the world, suffering a twisted fate because of something they didnt deserve. It's like watching your kid die of cancer, slowly withering away in that damn hospital bed, and fight as much ad you can, empty your pocket for the best treatment, they just slowly...die, die in a slow n painful way, until one day they're just gone, all that's left is a hole in the world where they once were
I think one of the most frightening things about the scene is that it breaks some elements of safety. Daytime, being in a town with people, having weapons, these are all generally traits not present in horror, and are generally considered to be safe havens. But despite that things still go wrong. The gun doesn't kill it, the kid isn't safe despite being surrounded by people, and all of it happens when the sun is bright and shining. Also of course the fact that the kid loses their face and not even a minute later their entire body.
The thing that always got me wasn't him wiping off his face, or the mud monster thing, it was that, at the end, after being absorbed, he just happily ran away and disappeared down the well, everything he was just gone so quickly. The fact that whatever he became thought it was a game in the end terrified me too.
The bad things only happened to the little girls in the village, the Grimm brothers came to investigate why these girls were going missing, Sasha the girl you see in this scene was dressed like a boy. After the girls were going missing Sasha's parents horrified by this, thinking it could happen to them had their little girl dress and act/live as a boy in a bid to save her because nothing happened to the boys, it was only girls, but as we all seen sadly this plan didn't work. (Well that's how I remember it, haven't watched it since I was a traumatized as a kid lmao 🤣)
This movie and Phan's labyrinth were somehow advertised as movie which all family could enjoy, I remember many people watching this expecting something like Narnia, and ended up getting traumatized
I got so suprised and scared when I watched Pan's Labyrinth as a kid. None of the overnatrual things scared me, BUT her stepfather did! with all the blood & torture! I DID NOT expect that!
I think I can understand you, despite I just saw this scene some months ago. The monster is certainly creepy, just like the fact it just emerged from a mud puddle to kidnap an innocent girl
It's not just the premise of this creature that's horrifying. It's the fact that it seems to have a supernatural sense of where exactly it's prey or target is, even if it cannot directly see or smell them. Meaning that if one tried to run it could literally just continue to follow and exhaust it's target like a Komodo dragon until they ran out of energy and entered striking range.
There are so many things that still freak me out about this scene. The uncanniness of the mud monster and the fact that even though there were multiple people in this village and they tried to stop it, the kid was still taken.
@heliameu It disturbed me pretty bad as a kid. I would add that people who watched this movie as kids the year it came out weren't exposed to youtube and tiktok since birth as ipad babies. There are endless bizarre and disturbing things that super young kids get exposed to when their main caretaker since birth has been an ipad....
There’s just something about early CGI that gives a movie like this an uncanny and eerie feeling. I don’t think modern CGI could ever recreate something like this.
This scene gave me horrible nightmares as a kid (and I was SO afraid of anything gingerbread related for YEARS). Now at 26, this is the first time I'm watching this since I first saw it at 11 years old. I'm STILL absolutely completely horrified.
I’ve always felt that the most visceral kind of horror is often, not a quick and sudden death, but a quick and sudden maiming or scarring. Having a character just out of nowhere get terribly mangled, not enough for it to kill them, but enough for us to instantly know they’re about to die and almost welcome it, because the thought of continuing to live with that kind of damage seems almost like a fate worse than death in and of itself. The thought of living the rest of your life without a face because of something that happened in an instant seems almost scarier to me than just dying in an instant.
I think the theme in this fantasy film of the brothers grimm is to show you the cruel reality of life in the fairy tale world. The illusion of the concept of happily ever after. when in fact it is just a falsity. Even at your most happiest, depending upon your upbringing, your enviroment and how you were born, life can taumatize you in the worst ways you can never imagine. because the world within the cosmos is brimming with suffering, especially in the fictional story of the brothers grimm and if you make one fatal mistake (like this farmer girl who pulled this black crow out of the well, imbued with dark magic that mutilated the child's face), it would inevitably lead to the dangerous consequences of maming and death. without mindfulness of your instincts, you will be destroyed by the consequences depending on the severity of your actions. what's worse, she didn't know this bird was corrupt and was crippled by the outcome, perhaps destroying her.
This is largely what happened to people for an enormous portion of history. Why do you think there are so so so so many remains found with broken bones that healed as best they could
My parents watched this when I was maybe 7 or 8. I saw this scene on the TV as I was passing by in the living room. THIS GAVE ME NIGHTMARES FOR MONTHS. Even as an adult, the thought of my facial features being stolen scares me to death.
Literally same. I was probably the same age and everything. It was randomly on and freaked me out so bad as a kid. This and the girl getting eaten by the horse
I'm agree for this. For me, this episode is scarier than a documentary about the" Rostov Monster "by Andrey Chikatilo and about "Fischer" - "Boa Constrictor" by Sergey Golovkin. I don't even have fear and the cartoon "Happy Tree Friends"
It’s the way the monster slowly skips towards the child inching nearer to a horrible death just traumatised the life out of me as a kid. The idea of no matter where i’m going i’m being approached at an alarming rate by something that wants to kill me makes my stomach churn, it’s literally the snail meme
This movie legit traumatized me FOR YEARS, especially this scene! Even tho I was 11, I still couldn’t get over it, and honestly this still terrifies me to this day, and now I’m 24 😫 My mom never thought it was that scary either like wtf 😂
I was like 9 and I remember watching this with my grandparents, but I didn't remember the name of the movie, so I asked for it in a hungarian forum (because I'm from Hungary), so I finally found it, and oh my god, I remembered this scene exactly... I'll never forged that I couldn't sleep that night when we watched it. :D
Ah the nostalgia of being traumatized so much that i was both afraid of mud AND washing for longer then i care to admit, Thanks cgi animators for disturbing a whole generation of kids
I think that the most terrifying part of this is that not once does does the mud monster take its eyes off of the direction of the child no matter how much the people try to stop it. It doesn't even glance at the woman who knocked its top half off.
This damn thing literally traumatized me when i was little, im 13 and i forgot it but now I regret finding it again because I was looking for clips from the Goosebumps movie and this came up.
Marcello SDLT You wanna know why that horse trapped the girl with cob webs its because there's a scene near the beginning of the movie where some doofus keeps feeding the horses with spiders
@@danpolk movies can time travel with a time machine or something lol. And I shouldn't have to explain what bad cgi means. There's definitely a difference in quality between this and something like Avatar. That does *not* mean I hate the CGI of this movie or think that the vfx artists didn't try hard enough.
I’m just now noticing how funny each of Gavaldi’s reactions here are. Especially how he brings out his small knives and then just has nothing to do with them.
I remember my babysitter watched this when she was babysitting me, she made me sit down and watch these scenes and it obviously scared the crap out of me.
This specific scene is why to this day i've never been able to finish this movie. seeing this as a kid, and literally nothing being able to save this kid on screen LITERALLY FROM AN ADULTS ARMS scared me more than most other horror movies. that and the horrifying imagry of the kid losing his face, the way the monster dances, and then the way it morphed into the gingerbread man all with a wide smile.
It's a girl. There was always something bad and scary happening to the girls in the village so the parents started to dress their daughters as boys and cut their hair, hoping this could save them. But this and other scenes show that it was in vain
I know this movie gets a lot of hate, and I’ve heard bad things about it from people I usually agree with, but this scene honestly makes it look kind of awesome. I’m gonna have to check it out.
I had a dream where there was one segment where I was at some large movie theater and I got absorbed by something standing near by I didn't mind getting absorbed while the entire people in the theater reacted to me getting absorbed I don't know what I transformed into
I was a teenager when I watched this, and it gave me nightmares and ruined my vacation. I've seen many different types of horror movies without any issues, but ever since I saw that interrogation scene in the first Matrix movie where Neo's mouth sealed itself shut, I get the dry heaves whenever I see it. That and melting flesh, like in Raiders of the Lost Arc.
The Brothers Grimm wrote such popular fairy tales like Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, Rumplestiltskin, the Frog Prince, Rapunzel and lots more. They mostly turned into Disney movies but this movie is dark fantasy with scary fairy tale curses and evil spells.
This was so creative. I loved this movie because Brothers Grimm were always creepy cautionary tales and the movie was entertaining and creepy. I was hoping to come here and find positive comments like "underrated film" or "that was interesting", but it's always someone complaining about cgi, or being scared of the monster (it's a movie), or being weirded out (what did you expect from Brothers Grimm?). I wish everyone would enjoy movies more and be absorbed in them, while realizing it's just a movie.
Most of the comments are from people who saw the movie as a child. This movie is horrifying in the eyes of a kid. Particularly this scene, and the horse scene. I have loved this movie ever since though. It is underrated, no one ever talks about it. I wish a sequel or two would have been made, because there are more stories they could have done.
So we're all here because this scene absolutely traumatized us as a child, huh?
Yeah
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I love horror movies, and they don’t ever get to me anymore, but this... this is something else
I totally understand, I used to watch this movie when I was younger and it was always kinda strange in a way that I couldn't explain
Always horrified me cause it's the same idea of having a child, most innocent thing in the world, suffering a twisted fate because of something they didnt deserve. It's like watching your kid die of cancer, slowly withering away in that damn hospital bed, and fight as much ad you can, empty your pocket for the best treatment, they just slowly...die, die in a slow n painful way, until one day they're just gone, all that's left is a hole in the world where they once were
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- congratulations to the youngsters who never watched this when they were kids.
Hmm.. thats interesting, there was a comment that was posted 2 years ago exactly like this
actually i just watched this video and it kinda scared me until the dirt man became a gingerbread man and made me burst into laughter
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what even is this
@@BSPLASH0exactly
- this and the horse scene were nightmare fuels for my entire childhood.
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What wtf
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@@MinhChienTran-oq4hs also why does the mud monster after consuming the kid have his voice
I think one of the most frightening things about the scene is that it breaks some elements of safety. Daytime, being in a town with people, having weapons, these are all generally traits not present in horror, and are generally considered to be safe havens. But despite that things still go wrong. The gun doesn't kill it, the kid isn't safe despite being surrounded by people, and all of it happens when the sun is bright and shining. Also of course the fact that the kid loses their face and not even a minute later their entire body.
dude yes exactly!
The monster looks goofy ahh
Does anyone know how to kill it? There has to be a way. Maybe drying it. Heating it up. It is mud.
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The thing that always got me wasn't him wiping off his face, or the mud monster thing, it was that, at the end, after being absorbed, he just happily ran away and disappeared down the well, everything he was just gone so quickly. The fact that whatever he became thought it was a game in the end terrified me too.
Ist a girl
@@nikidewilde8935 what was that all about 😨
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@@Novasigmia what she meant, the "faceless" child is a girl
The bad things only happened to the little girls in the village, the Grimm brothers came to investigate why these girls were going missing, Sasha the girl you see in this scene was dressed like a boy. After the girls were going missing Sasha's parents horrified by this, thinking it could happen to them had their little girl dress and act/live as a boy in a bid to save her because nothing happened to the boys, it was only girls, but as we all seen sadly this plan didn't work. (Well that's how I remember it, haven't watched it since I was a traumatized as a kid lmao 🤣)
Kudos to the movie makers for managing to make a gingerbread man of all things more disturbing than most horror movies.
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- Imagine rubbing your face away - can't see, breathe, smell.
- just running in circles, desperate for help.
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@@oscarpro8349the better question or answer is the mud monster doesn't seem dangerous at first glance and still right now it seems very friendly
@@oscarpro8349and the mud monster was just seem to be following the boy around
@@matthewwisdom9933 and?
I was saying that this guy (the one that commented) he writed just the same as other guy
Congratulations to the youngsters who never watched this when they were kids.
I did......I liked it back then , but now......oh boy
I was 5 in 2005 but i never ever ever watched this freak show. I watched creepshow 1 and 2. Good movies
I saw this clip when I was younger, scared the hell out of me, and looking back to this, I remember all the times I couldn’t sleep.
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Isn't this a horror movie?
The idea of being torn away from my loved ones by an unstoppable force terrified me as a child this was scary af
Imagine rubbing your face away - can't see, breathe, smell. Just running in circles, desperate for help
Thats what you do in zelda
New fear unlocked
With a mud monster behind you
@@jacktorrance9688 Haha yes
I mean you be dying so I would be pretty scared
This movie and Phan's labyrinth were somehow advertised as movie which all family could enjoy, I remember many people watching this expecting something like Narnia, and ended up getting traumatized
I got so suprised and scared when I watched Pan's Labyrinth as a kid. None of the overnatrual things scared me, BUT her stepfather did! with all the blood & torture! I DID NOT expect that!
@@violatormelms Yeesh, the wine bottle scene is still bone chilling.
This scene has plagued my life for years. I never knew what it was until now. This has been a stress relief I didn't know I needed.
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I think I can understand you, despite I just saw this scene some months ago. The monster is certainly creepy, just like the fact it just emerged from a mud puddle to kidnap an innocent girl
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It's not just the premise of this creature that's horrifying.
It's the fact that it seems to have a supernatural sense of where exactly it's prey or target is, even if it cannot directly see or smell them.
Meaning that if one tried to run it could literally just continue to follow and exhaust it's target like a Komodo dragon until they ran out of energy and entered striking range.
Very good point.
What exactly is this creature? I've not seen this movie. Where did it come from? Why doesn't the bird get absorbed?
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and the whole time you cant see or breathe so it wont be long until it gets you.
I have seen MANY horror films in my life with no problem but the kid wiping her own face away is one of the creepiest things I've ever seen.
@Let It Known yea, when i saw the kid's face gone i got creeped out
@@vinwilhelm559 VERY creepy indeed
@@letitbeknown8126 yeah
Ever seen/played SIlent Hill?
@@ladypain_thelegend5949 No but I've heard there's something similar to this in there
There are so many things that still freak me out about this scene. The uncanniness of the mud monster and the fact that even though there were multiple people in this village and they tried to stop it, the kid was still taken.
This scene terrified me when I was little, I was always scared when wiping shampoo from my face that I’d wipe my face off
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I’m still scared of it to this day
New fear unlocked 🔓
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This is horrifying in the funniest way possible. Glad I didn't see this as a child.
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lucky, my mom put it on for us to watch
I did, it scared me for life
@@nekochan_kawaiiii same it was terrifying
sadly i did...
“Mmm I tast gud”
Lmaoooo
SASHA!!
@@ur-average-rena did Sasha ever get saved I never watched it
@@arandomchild1227 i didnt either xD
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@@arandomchild1227 I'm very curious too
The fact Sasha was like I taste good and ran happly, but they were screaming emotionely was just so sad😢
I remember watching this as a kid, the fact that even adults cant save you from this kind of creature at broad daylight is horrifying
Yes the beautiful childhood by the way I live in the village close to place like this I was so scared when I was child
LGBTQ+ is doing it today!
@@derp_peachio he right though
The "Ts" are horrifying, they are going after the kids@@derp_peachio
@@brianface7800I think you should worry about the brainrot consuming your mind first
"I have no mouth and I must scream"
Yeah
its just putting ur lips together and trying to talk the teeth is still there
What good is a phone call if you're unable to speak?
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@@dripalien4529 Still doesn't make sense since the sound comes out of your nose when your mouth is closed and her nose was gone as well.
This scene actually traumatized me as a kid. It lived in my head rent free for years 😂 glad I wasn’t the only one
ok if im being honest im a kid and this didn't tramatized me at all.
@GamerBloxia same i don't get it
like I dont get how it is traumatizing
Not trying be rude or anything
Same. Same. I psychologically disturbed for years by this
You're just a Big cry baby i'm 11 ando the green screen ando masks are pretty good ngl.
@heliameu It disturbed me pretty bad as a kid. I would add that people who watched this movie as kids the year it came out weren't exposed to youtube and tiktok since birth as ipad babies. There are endless bizarre and disturbing things that super young kids get exposed to when their main caretaker since birth has been an ipad....
There’s just something about early CGI that gives a movie like this an uncanny and eerie feeling. I don’t think modern CGI could ever recreate something like this.
This scene gave me horrible nightmares as a kid (and I was SO afraid of anything gingerbread related for YEARS). Now at 26, this is the first time I'm watching this since I first saw it at 11 years old. I'm STILL absolutely completely horrified.
This ain't anything compared to the weeping angels bro...
Me too :'(
I feel your pain ;-;
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I’ve always felt that the most visceral kind of horror is often, not a quick and sudden death, but a quick and sudden maiming or scarring. Having a character just out of nowhere get terribly mangled, not enough for it to kill them, but enough for us to instantly know they’re about to die and almost welcome it, because the thought of continuing to live with that kind of damage seems almost like a fate worse than death in and of itself. The thought of living the rest of your life without a face because of something that happened in an instant seems almost scarier to me than just dying in an instant.
I think the theme in this fantasy film of the brothers grimm is to show you the cruel reality of life in the fairy tale world. The illusion of the concept of happily ever after. when in fact it is just a falsity. Even at your most happiest, depending upon your upbringing, your enviroment and how you were born, life can taumatize you in the worst ways you can never imagine. because the world within the cosmos is brimming with suffering, especially in the fictional story of the brothers grimm and if you make one fatal mistake (like this farmer girl who pulled this black crow out of the well, imbued with dark magic that mutilated the child's face), it would inevitably lead to the dangerous consequences of maming and death. without mindfulness of your instincts, you will be destroyed by the consequences depending on the severity of your actions. what's worse, she didn't know this bird was corrupt and was crippled by the outcome, perhaps destroying her.
Can we be friends? I like your way of thinking
@@zackdrew7199 yup 👍🏻
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This is largely what happened to people for an enormous portion of history. Why do you think there are so so so so many remains found with broken bones that healed as best they could
My parents watched this when I was maybe 7 or 8. I saw this scene on the TV as I was passing by in the living room. THIS GAVE ME NIGHTMARES FOR MONTHS. Even as an adult, the thought of my facial features being stolen scares me to death.
Same here. I don’t even know what this feels like to lose my face.
Literally same. I was probably the same age and everything. It was randomly on and freaked me out so bad as a kid. This and the girl getting eaten by the horse
Are we the same person?? This scene still freaks me out to this day
SAMR BRO
Dont do acid with hippies then theyll steal your face 😂
This scared the shit out of me as a kid for some reason! XD Please don't tell me i'm the only one... XD
Martinez M I couldn't sleep as a kid because of this scene.
Martinez M You're not the only one man!! 😨😨😨
AHAHAHAHAHAHA THE BOY HAD NO EYE AND MOUTH VERY FUNNY AND HE TURN INTO A GINGERBREADMAN
Your right this is scary as FCK
Martinez M it did for me to
Omggggg I knew it wasn’t a dream it’s a real movie scene, this has been stuck in my head since I was a little girl 😭😭
Same goes with me! I just posted my saying.....
I thought I was the only one who thought this was a dream, can’t believe it f** ing real
Hey me too
I'm agree for this. For me, this episode is scarier than a documentary about the" Rostov Monster "by Andrey Chikatilo and about "Fischer" - "Boa Constrictor" by Sergey Golovkin. I don't even have fear and the cartoon "Happy Tree Friends"
I am small i have very bad nightmare i am scar now
This actually traumatized me as a kid
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Glad I'm not the only one! I'm so sorry.
Lmao so scary!
Thought i was the only one
@@patchyblonde You're safe now. You're one of us.
It’s the way the monster slowly skips towards the child inching nearer to a horrible death just traumatised the life out of me as a kid. The idea of no matter where i’m going i’m being approached at an alarming rate by something that wants to kill me makes my stomach churn, it’s literally the snail meme
The child didnt die
@@kp2ngliterally all the kids died until the ending. They are brought back
I just wish everyone in the village would have come together to save the child . They just walked around like it was an average day
average day in florida that is!
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I think they were scared of the mud monster
@@coolboi23767 yea that thing was pretty disgusting , I see it from a different point of view now
I remember watching this when I was just 7 years old.
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Slender Finder same. it scared the daylight out of me
Slender Finder how does it end?
It’s not the faceless kid that makes me scared
It’s the smile the mud monster has
Yeah the concept of a monster stealing your face and then smiling back at you with it with twisted intent is... unnerving to say the least
The mud monster use his eye and arms for limbs
The Waffle house has found it new host
The way it was joyfully walking silently towards her.
@@powertheimmortal mud monster walking got me scared a litle bit ngl
I'm sorry but the mud creature's face at 1:59 makes me laugh just looking at it!
2:04 Mud Monster: Can't Catch Me, I'm The Gingerbread Man! >;3
Me: Wait *WHAT?!*
It Was Less Scary When He Said That
This movie legit traumatized me FOR YEARS, especially this scene! Even tho I was 11, I still couldn’t get over it, and honestly this still terrifies me to this day, and now I’m 24 😫 My mom never thought it was that scary either like wtf 😂
I'm 19 now and I still haven't forgotten this scene lol. I saw it when i was 5 and was deeply confused and disturbed lol
I was like 9 and I remember watching this with my grandparents, but I didn't remember the name of the movie, so I asked for it in a hungarian forum (because I'm from Hungary), so I finally found it, and oh my god, I remembered this scene exactly... I'll never forged that I couldn't sleep that night when we watched it. :D
I was six when I first watch it and I like this movie so much
I watch this movie more than a 20 times I think
I watched this movie literally once in my life. But I remembered this scene so clear over the years
I thought that mud couldn't be scary but nothing is scarier than seeing that thing running at you with the smile
- this is horrifying in the funniest way possible.
- glad I didn't see this as a child.
The first time I cried in the theaters.
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Child: literally doesn’t have a face
*We’ll be fine.*
The way the kid just lost his face and gets absorbed by the mud monster is no....
It not mud Monster IT A DOOKY
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@Atrocity thé Reason why i call it a DOOKY cuts of its face
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Ah the nostalgia
of being traumatized so much that i was both afraid of mud AND washing for longer then i care to admit,
Thanks cgi animators for disturbing a whole generation of kids
“Yeah, the little boy wipes his face off and blindly stumbles around, you know, for kids!”
Christ on the cross.
That was a girl
@@vermiciosknid9629 same
@@vermiciosknid9629 Wait? What?! Is that a girl?!
I think that the most terrifying part of this is that not once does does the mud monster take its eyes off of the direction of the child no matter how much the people try to stop it. It doesn't even glance at the woman who knocked its top half off.
1:52 “I-I do believe I’ve soiled myself.”
Yeah me too buddy. Me too.
The part where the kid lost its face uncomforted me when i was 7
I cannot tell you how grateful I am that this wasn't some uncomfortable fever dream I had alone by myself.
This movie was pure nightmare fuel. There are good Horror fliks that have disturbed me less than this film.
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Totally agree on that one! nightmare fuel at it's finest!!
KatakiDoragon you can thank Terry Gilliam for that
It would be, It was directed by Terry Gilliam
KatakiDoragon Wuss, look up the pale man from Pan's Labrynth then talk
The kid losing his face is just creepy ngl
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@Sonicdamon254 Damon Munnik I agree
Ikr
He became like slenderman
Wait HE LOST HIS FACE AAAAAAÀAAAAA
This damn thing literally traumatized me when i was little, im 13 and i forgot it but now I regret finding it again because I was looking for clips from the Goosebumps movie and this came up.
Thank you HBO max for letting me discover the movie that traumatized me as a child
Terrible early 2000's cgi always made scary scenes even more terrifying than they really should be.
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Some CGI from the early 2000's is actually pretty good... Not in all movies, but in some
Why the hell was this so damn traumatizing when I was four.
It's traumatizing now
I thought I was the only one
yes indeed
I mean right =.=
It's because now your older now and your not a kid no more so you don't have to worried about it getting you
“Let’s go see this movie about the Brothers Grimm! It should be fine for the kids, it’s about fairytales. 😊”
LITERALLY THE ONLY SCENE I REMEMBER FROM THIS MOVIE
I thought I was the only one
That makes three.
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*Worse (goddammit)
This scene gave me so many nightmares as a child
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Hasheem Kirishima yea it’s just disgusting
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This and the horse scene were nightmare fuels for my entire childhood.
Marcello SDLT You wanna know why that horse trapped the girl with cob webs its because there's a scene near the beginning of the movie where some doofus keeps feeding the horses with spiders
@@KingNoteBlock Yea, that was the Queen's Woodsman. He was the guy who went around and lured all the children into the forest.
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Omfg same! I was so freaking traumatized!
That Scared Me 😭
Why on earth was i allowed to watch this as a child?
That’s what I thought!
its a kids movie
I remembered being disturbed by this when I was little, but coming back and realizing how awful the cgi is really dampers the creepiness 😂
@Aryo have you watched RotS? That’s from 2005 and still has great cgi. To me at least.
the bad cgi is what makes it creepy for me it reminds us that just because something looks dumb dosent mean it cant kill us
it still looks scary and as another person said the bad cgi kinda makes it eorse in some way idk maybe because it gives off an uncanny vibe .
Movies can’t time travel. What does “bad cgi” even mean to you?
@@danpolk movies can time travel with a time machine or something lol. And I shouldn't have to explain what bad cgi means. There's definitely a difference in quality between this and something like Avatar. That does *not* mean I hate the CGI of this movie or think that the vfx artists didn't try hard enough.
I’m just now noticing how funny each of Gavaldi’s reactions here are. Especially how he brings out his small knives and then just has nothing to do with them.
The legendary scary scene for all of our childhoods.
Are you sure, there's probably other scary scenes like the projection screen horror from IT (2017)
@@KingNoteBlock he said childhoods
Hahaha 😂
I comeback too watch this scean now i 19 i still scare this!!!!!
I watch way too much horror since I was a walking baby this dont do no justice lol
When I was younger, this legit gave me nightmares
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This may look creepy and messed up, but that's what the original Brothers Grimm fairy tales looked like. They were scary.
Yeah but the Gingerbread Man wasn't in Grimm's fairy tales.
found it, one of the most horrifying fantasy movie. was looking for it forever
I remember my babysitter watched this when she was babysitting me, she made me sit down and watch these scenes and it obviously scared the crap out of me.
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Stefan's Meme Friend what a terrible babysitter
Stefan's Meme Friend my mom was watching this and on this scene she said for me too come here. I was 10 when I watch it scared the hell out of me
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That was one mean babysitter you got there.
Man, i had nightmares because of THAT fuckness.
Me too
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Same, I've had nightmares of this for the longest time XD
Robciomixxnfs me to, who else?
Robciomixxnfs same when I was little it's was scary
This specific scene is why to this day i've never been able to finish this movie. seeing this as a kid, and literally nothing being able to save this kid on screen LITERALLY FROM AN ADULTS ARMS scared me more than most other horror movies. that and the horrifying imagry of the kid losing his face, the way the monster dances, and then the way it morphed into the gingerbread man all with a wide smile.
It is weird that I was not disturbed as a kid what so ever from this scene but now as an adult i am traumatised?... XD such is life.
I was 19 when I saw this and I still couldn't stop thinking about this scene for like a week. Truly terrifying. Usually I just laugh at horror movies.
When i was 9 i watch this movie then 4 years ago now 2024 now i fiound this
THIS, THIS was the movie i was looking for for so long bc it scared the crap out of my as a kid and I remember having nightmares about it
Such a creepy scene. The director and special effects crew did an amazing job.
dont worry guys, they get their face back. but if this movie WAS a horror, that'd be terrifying
I was laughing so hard when the boy said I'm the gingerbread man but he's actually a pile of mud
It's a girl. There was always something bad and scary happening to the girls in the village so the parents started to dress their daughters as boys and cut their hair, hoping this could save them. But this and other scenes show that it was in vain
1:50 "I do believe i soil myself" LMAO
“Oh good, I thought it was me.”
I watched this when I was little and got nightmares because of this scene. Seeing it again, looks like I'm going to have sleepless nights again.
I would get paranoid when I would take a shower, because of this scene.... I was 6.
SAME
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Watch it if you need to stay awake for exams or whatever you may be doing !! enjoy the night if you can!!
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well that was fucking terrifying
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You should had seen the horse
Kill it with a flamethrower
The Wolf-God I know right!
caden Macdonald good idea
*In this episode of Game of Thrones: Cersei fights a mud monster to save her son Joffrey.*
I don't think thats right.......
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No in this episode Mudboy from the obscure Jumanji cartoon makes an appearance for no goddamn reason and eats a girl.
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This scene still kicks ass 11 years later. I loved this movie.
This particular scene was etched into my mind. Never forgot it
I know this movie gets a lot of hate, and I’ve heard bad things about it from people I usually agree with, but this scene honestly makes it look kind of awesome. I’m gonna have to check it out.
How to define "uncanny valley". All explained in this clip.
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Me:Man is this a horror film
*turns into ginger bread*
Excuse me what
Mmm I taste gud!
I had a dream where there was one segment where I was at some large movie theater and I got absorbed by something standing near by I didn't mind getting absorbed while the entire people in the theater reacted to me getting absorbed I don't know what I transformed into
This is my exact reaction
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Movieclips, This video is a winner!
And I thought IT was scary
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I was a teenager when I watched this, and it gave me nightmares and ruined my vacation. I've seen many different types of horror movies without any issues, but ever since I saw that interrogation scene in the first Matrix movie where Neo's mouth sealed itself shut, I get the dry heaves whenever I see it. That and melting flesh, like in Raiders of the Lost Arc.
same
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Dude I am a teenager now (16 years old) and I watched The Matrix a month ago and I feel the same for the interrogation scene.
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Im late but this is relatable
I actually went out of the theatre when this scene came out. This shit fucked me up as a kid and my dad told me it wasn't horror... Dad, you ass...
The Brothers Grimm wrote such popular fairy tales like Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, Rumplestiltskin, the Frog Prince, Rapunzel and lots more. They mostly turned into Disney movies but this movie is dark fantasy with scary fairy tale curses and evil spells.
I watched this movie when I was younger. This scene and the horse scene will forever be ingrained in my memory.
....The Gingerbread Man isn’t even a Grimm’s Fairy Tale.
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The movie put tales that the Brothers Grimm told and some that the Brothers Grimm haven’t told.
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I'm wondering how mud truns into a gingerbread man
11 years later and I'm still terrified of the mud monster...
you mean 12 years when you write that comment, now 13 years.. lmfao
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same :(((((
The mud monster reminds of the auditor from madness combat because of how he can turn into different things.
This was so creative. I loved this movie because Brothers Grimm were always creepy cautionary tales and the movie was entertaining and creepy.
I was hoping to come here and find positive comments like "underrated film" or "that was interesting", but it's always someone complaining about cgi, or being scared of the monster (it's a movie), or being weirded out (what did you expect from Brothers Grimm?). I wish everyone would enjoy movies more and be absorbed in them, while realizing it's just a movie.
Most of the comments are from people who saw the movie as a child. This movie is horrifying in the eyes of a kid. Particularly this scene, and the horse scene. I have loved this movie ever since though. It is underrated, no one ever talks about it. I wish a sequel or two would have been made, because there are more stories they could have done.
Still doesn't beat 1982s the thing. Still my favorite horror movie.
When i was young and didn't laugh at bad cgi, this SCARED me.
Oh hey childhood trauma, long time no see.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who was terrified and disturbed by this scene as a little kid.
Wtf did I just watch, this made me laugh so much and I really don’t know why I think I need help lmao
This never actually scared me as a kid, just confused the hell out of me