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Halloween isn't quite over yet, folks! Jaimetud is here to give you a look at certain books and movies that gave him a good fright back in the day. Remember that book or that movie from back in the day that gave you a good fright, but you find that you're the only person around that remembers it? Did it have a troll who turned kids into dolls? Did it have a guy who broke out of a statue for his magic cloak? Did it have flying demonesses with Disney boobs? OK, that one is just hard to spot, but it's still there. Maybe you remember one of these. Sit back and enjoy Jaimetud's Top 11 Best Scares of Childhood.

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This week, Spike Jonze's long-awaited adaptation of Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are finally arrives in theaters, rewarding us for years and years of devoted attention to the production's twists and turns. But as exciting as the saga of its making has been, we've been bummed out that there are so few stopgap releases offering a similar kind of creepy, beautiful melancholy for kid audiences (and especially, audiences that are kids at heart). Then again, looking back at the legacy of so-called family films that truly offer something transgressive, much less a little bit trippy, there aren't a whole lot of titles that come to mind as consummate entries in that rewarding, rarified canon. All of which brings us to Willy Wonka the 1971 Mel Stuart film that turned the stuff of kids' dreams into a palpable reality, while offering a few future nightmares along the way. Whether by accident or design, Warner Home Video released Willy Wonka on Blu-ray last week as a home-video supplement to Wild Things, and both because of our affection for borderline-creepy kid stories and of course our appetite for all things high definition, Stuart's film is the subject of this week's "Shelf Life."Filed under: Warner Brothers, Fandom, Home Entertainment, Shelf LifeContinue reading Shelf Life: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory Permalink | Email this | Comments

On Blu-ray: http://bit.ly/g73vf . A poor little boy wins a ticket to visit the inside of a mysterious and magical chocolate factory. When he experiences the wonders inside the factory, the boy discovers that the entire visit is a test of his character.

Warner Home Video, 2009: The beloved classic comes to high definition video and sound in a sparkling new Blu-Ray edition. On sale October 20.

On Blu-ray: http://bit.ly/g73vf . A poor little boy wins a ticket to visit the inside of a mysterious and magical chocolate factory. When he experiences the wonders inside the factory, the boy discovers that the entire visit is a test of his character.

On Blu-ray: http://bit.ly/g73vf . A poor little boy wins a ticket to visit the inside of a mysterious and magical chocolate factory. When he experiences the wonders inside the factory, the boy discovers that the entire visit is a test of his character.

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