fun fact, "how bad can I be" actually replaced another song named "biggering", which was quite darker due to how much more blatantly the onesler becomes more greedy and greedy

We all ❤ the songs of our childhood we all ❤ the darkness but I'm bad in my bad & darkside of me

"In The Dark of the Night."

#16 is one of my all time fave infectious songs. I apply it to cats in general. The whole vibe I get is not so much creepy as haunting. The difference being that of Frozens let it go and frozen 2's Unknown song that plays in the cave. Creepy needs an element of environment that is also freaky. Haunting is just pure emotional effect. Cats destroying a room to blame the dog is not freaky as an environment. But you can sense the malice in their actions so the emotions are just freaked out... so haunting.

How bad can I be scared me so much as a kid I would never watch the lorax because of the song

And Hans Zimmer and Alan Menken only fed gasoline to Stephen's lyrical fire with their orchestral compositions. Ground breaking collabs.

Stephen Schwartz knows how to evoke both emotion and realism into a haunting song. Ask Idina Menzel, who starred in Schwartz's stage musical Wicked, if you don't think so

Someone needs to give that man a raise because he ain’t getting paid enough to make such fire lyrics

No wonder why they all sounded so familiar!

@@ghost19101 Schwartz even wrote the original Mulan songs. They were never used though. Schwartz was called to Prince of Egypt before Mulan

I was a teenager when I saw The Hunchback of Notre Dame for the first time, and I'm glad that I was so that I could handle the more adult aspects of it. It's an amazing movie, but definitely one that you should keep your kids from watching at too young an age.

Most definetely agree

Things get even more complex in the novel as he is a much more complex character. In the film he's more of a straight up villian though in the book he's more of a Byronic hero, though Byronic villain may be more appropriate. He's a respected scholar and member of the church, moody and withdrawn but genuinely compassionate and fatherly towards Quasi. He tries to be a good man but his obsession with Esmeralda and its strong conflict with his faith and priestly vows are his undoing.

Alastor great to see you.

@@loki4807 YEah I saw it too😭😂

And spiritual because she also discourages her from leaving the tower whenever she asks

yeah, also how she puts all kinds of fears to Rapunzel in the head.. In addition to how she manipulates that fear in her in the darkness

and obvious about it too. she doesn't even try to hide it.

Oh, yes, definitely, she is the worst nightmare of mothers, biological or otherwise!

Don't know if I would say "living" proof anymore lol

I loved Marilyn Manson's cover of it

I think I was watching this video more as what would creep me out/disturb me as a kid or has a dark meaning, so I thought This Is Halloween being so high was odd. I've loved that movie since I was a kid and never really found that song creepy or scary. Honestly Kidnap Sandy Claws deserves to be on this list more, it's literally about torturing Santa.

@@robo1513 true

I’ve never considered the nightmare before Christmas a kid’s movie

@@MadKido4135 it scared me as a kid lol

Try listening to it while actually cooking in the kitchen.

@@theroseofversailles And let out my own Inner Chef Louie in the process?

me personally i loved Les Poissons as a kid ; it was kinda satisfying to me as i would play it while mixing soaps in the bathroom

The live action can’t hold a candle to the original anyways but so sad they cut him out.

@@goober69er Really? That gives me another reason not to watch the remake. 😓

The plagues is not a villain song, and all three of them are terrifying

​@@allisonlane3740The Plagues is complicated because it's sung by both Ramses the antagonist and Moses the hero and God himself for the majority of it.

Me too.

Agreed I would even add be prepared to that list in my opinion

Couldn’t agree more!

everyone hates Disney sequels and yeah most are bad, but Lion King 2 is honestly underrated. It may not be as good as the original, but the songs are amazing and I really like how they follow the trend of the first one being based on a Shakespeare play.

I know many people will be... "shocked" by what I write, but in my point of view, if Lion King 1 has a more impressive shape, Lion King 2 has a darker and more complex story. In this sequel, both "prides" has its own villain song ("Not one of us"'s lyrics are particularly cruel), and there is not one better than the other: Simba condemned many foreigner lionesses on a land lacking food (before Kiara explains him it's his xenophobia which caused their rallying to Zira - because if we look with attention, this sequel NEVER links anonymous outsiders to Scar WITHOUT PASSING BY Zira (and Kovu during a time). The message that children are never condemned to follow their parents' path is illustrated not only with Kovu (who refuse to become as Scar and as his mother Zira, and shows himself very bravest than them), but also with Kiara (who has been more distant with her father - even if she really loves her parents -, what permit her to see when he's wrong), Vitani (at the end, she understands if everybody put on one's own, war is not necessary), and Simba (who, in the first movie, admired so much his own father he didn't realise that hyenas rallied to Scar because of how Mufasa treated them - forced to live in a dark elephants cemetery, where they lacked of food - and repeats this same mistake with foreigners, which almost gets him killed, for the same reasons as his father). IT'S NECESSARY TO LEARN TO SEE EVIL IN HIMSELF AND IN OUR RELATIVES, and not only in our ennemies. A message that Zira is not able to understand (she has been blinded by her admiration for Scar, to see who was really Scar, what will lead her to become as sadic (wanting serve to Kiara passing by her own son to kill Simba, trap Kiara in a fire...), coward (attack Simba to at least ten against one), stubborn, lyer and manipulator than Scar, and even more blood-thirsty than Scar. Zira dies as Mufasa, because neither one, nor the other saw who was really Scar. And Nuka, in his will to get his mother's attention, followed her plans... UNTIL THE END.

Why haven't they brought back Frollo back to any other current Disney projects?

@@omarcogle1965 Because he’s a lot like a man who lives in the real world right now.

I wouldn’t be surprised if God made the Devil stronger than the man. The Devil was supposed to be an angel.

@@seankent9057 Frollo was "that" realistic villain.

@@stephenking5852 The Devil was an Angel whos Pride got him kicked out of Heaven.

I didn’t find shiny creepy. For me, It was just bland and unforgettable

Kind of in the same vein as Trust in Me, which Kaa the Constrictor sings to lull Mogli into a false sense of security.

I just about wept when I first saw "Shiny." David Bowie died earlier in the year, and he would have enjoyed seeing this tribute. I almost wept watching "Mother Knows Best." Been there as Rapunzel. The bare feet well emphasize that she has not been prepared to go anywhere. I've always loved Madam Mim. Of all Disney villains, she was the only one who got a nice cup of tea and a cozy bed for the end of her story. Wishing you the same.

@@michaelrue1400 that was creepy since it was a manipulation song

I LOVED IT, EVEN IF HE WANTED TO KILL DWAYNE

We don't appreciate Keith David nearly enough omg

@@candicehoneycutt4318 he is an icon

That villain gave me the creeps the most when talking about antagonists, because I know twisted voodoo manipulation of energies is real. My family and me were victims of people trying to harm us through dark arts, it is scary as hell. The ending of the movie, how Facillier dies, creeps me out the most (though he so deserved it)

@@veronicarodriguez9917 damn i'm sorry. Thats scary

🎶 So prepared for the coop of the century! Be Prepared for the murkiest scam! Perticulous planning, tenacity spanning, decades of denial is simply why I'll be king! Undisputed! Respected! Saluted! And seen for the wonder I am! Yes my teeth and ambitions are bared! Be Prepared! 🎶

My Lullaby is more theatrical, but it's also a bit over-the-top. It also doesn't have any Nazi imagery that made Be Prepared so chilling.

yeah, for me as a child, it was very very dark of how Zira sings about ending Simba and his family, especially the lyrics: "Simba don't breathe anymore, that I can catch his daughter and Nala cries with grief"

she probably wouldn't want to though what with being obsessed with him and all.

"A melody of angry growls, a counterpoint of peinful howls. A synphony of death, oh my! That's my lullaby! Scar is gone but Zira's still around, to love this little lad. Till he learns to be a killer with a lust for being bad!"

Pink elephants & toxic love scared me so much

same

That movie was peak Scooby Doo

I liked the aliens are here from alien invaders

I think MsMojo says creepy because of the theme of the songs. When Love is an open door is, yes about Hans' manipulations it is still about love in a way.

the line about being someone else’s lunch hits so much harder in biggering

"WHO CARES IF SOME THINGS ARE DYING"

"I DON'T WANNA HEAR YOUR CRYING"

"THIS IS ALL SO GRATIFYIIIIING"

right

Or at least an Honorable Mention (which seemed to be missing from this video).

I agree very much

right

That is how they got together some badass singing went down

I prefer "Be Prepared" since it's such a classic. Not to mention this song is played on Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo 😁

Agreed, I love them both, one is clever and manipulative and the other is vicious and merciless

Me. A lot of people I know are more drawn to the villains than the heroes, so don't feel like you're alone in that.

Alot of villains have bangers lol

Me. Villains are always more fun and bombastic.

Yes The pink elephants 😮

Agreed. The modern take on The Lorax isn’t perfect but it’s a fun film to watch. Similar to how people enjoy watching Over the Hedge. Flawed but still a great film to watch.

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f yeh same

Here too.

Dumbo was my favorite movie when I was little. I didn't remember the Pink Elephants song until I watched it as an adult. Coupled with how depressing a movie it is, I now see why I'm weird as an adult 😂

Heck yeah! It's a B Movie all the way!!! ❤

Yeah, as the list went on, I was just moving Worthless higher up, figuring it was worthy all the way to the top only to find it wasn't on there at all?

@@MonoKabi same tho

Different day and age

right

Also someone on KZfaq set it as an anthem for suicide.😮 Utterly horrifying.😮

right like sir....

@@Breexbloodlust It was sung by Tim Curry, though, so I'm not that shocked. Maybe a bit, but not too much.

@@cookscreativecorner true

same lol

No one said these songs aren't good, just that they're dark for kids movies.

He’s not a priest! He’s a judge. I always thought he was part of the church too.

Spot on. I remember that song pretty well how creepy it was. Super manipulative

To be fair, it was pretty obvious that Pink Elephants on Parade (1941) was the inspiration for Hephalumps and Woozels (1968). The only real difference is that Dumbo was drunk (so the hallucinations made sense) while Pooh fell asleep after overeating his honey (which I guess can also cause strange dreams). I still want to know what they were on when they made these scenes though, cause drugs were definitely involved.

I don't think I could have said which images were from which of those two songs before seeing the clips here, they just meshed into one freaky memory from childhood.

It gets stuck in my head so easily!

Biggering would of been bettor

Same!

Exactly! I was surprised that wasn't mentioned!

The song itself is definitely a calm and relaxing lullaby. It’s just that the scene it’s played in is really dark. An entire village being trapped in time by a sleeping spell for a century is not ok.

What about Yellow Diamond's song, "What's the use of feeling Blue" from Steven Universe and Spinel's Drift Away from Steven Universe the movie?

Speaking of MLP, "Luna's future" is also dark as hell, it's unfortunately short and forgotten, but it deserves a mention