History NightmareFuel / LooneyTunes

** At the end of the cartoon, Daffy [[spoiler: ''dies and goes to Hell'']], but is at least happy to have finally and totally [[DraftDodging dodged his draft]]. But then [[spoiler: ''Satan himself'' turns out to actually be The Little Man in disguise.]]

* Norman Normal, yeah it's really a great cartoon altough with a lot of MindScrew, but then the ending [[spoiler: [[GainaxEnding the events of the cartoon are revealed to be inside the head of another, larger version.]] of Norman, visible through a door inside his head. This version then ends the film by closing the door on his head..]]. .

* Norman Normal, yeah it's really a great cartoon altough with a lot of MindScrew, but then the ending [[spoiler: [[GainaxEnding the events of the cartoon inside the head of another]], larger version of Norman, visible through a door inside his head. This version then ends the film by closing the door on his head..]]. .

* Norman Normal, yeah it's really a great cartoon altough with a lot of MindScrew, but then the ending [[spoiler: It's revealed to be happening in Norman's mind.]]. .

* Norman Normal", yeah it's really a great cartoon altough with a lot of MindScrew, but then the ending [[spoiler: It's revealed to be happening in Norman's mind''.]]. .

* Norman Normal", yeah it's really a great cartoon altough with a lot of MindScrew, but then the ending [[spoler:It's revealed to be happening in Norman's mind.]]

** At the end of the cartoon, Daffy [[spoiler ''dies and goes to Hell'']], but is at least happy to have finally and totally [[DraftDodging dodged his draft]]. But then [[spoiler ''Satan himself'' turns out to actually be The Little Man in disguise.]]

* ''The Ducksters''. "You'll be sorry!" So Daffy kills whoever said it with a rifle and proceeds with the episode.

* The WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short "Now Hear This " is a NoDialogueEpisode set in a surreal landscape that's apparently a minimalist version of London. It involves a British gentleman getting into all manner of at-times-creepy weirdness upon finding an apparently cursed ear trumpet. Strangely behaved shapes appear inexplicably, accompanied by discordant noises, and at one point the poor bloke is plunged into darkness while being menaced by dozens of mean, staring eyes and floating text reading "PUNK" and "WISE GUY". [[spoiler: After abandoning the device in favor of his old one, we promptly find it was ''Satan's horn''.]]

** Rudy Larriva's Road Runner cartoons in general can be ominous and nightmarish at times, and not just the one above. Some good examples include "Highway Runnery," "Chaser on the Rocks" and "Shot and Bothered."

* "The Big Snooze" being the most blatant. Lampshaded in three Chuck Jones-directed cartoons: "Scaredy Cat," "Claws For Alarm," and "Jumpin' Jupiter", where Porky takes Sylvester to these scary places to sleep for the night, and only Sylvester can see the scary things ''just'' about to happen to Porky...
* "Chow Hound": [[spoiler: "And this time, we didn't forget the gravy!"]]
* "PorkyInWackyland" can be a little ''too'' bizarre for some.

* A scene from "Greedy for Tweety", in which Sylvester is given sleeping pills and as he opens his eyes as he goes to sleep, the bulldog is [[LightFlickerTeleportation coming closer and closer]] wielding a baseball bat, and Sylvester not being able to move or react because he's doped up on pills. The final shot has him raising the bat and '''''POW.'''''
* Charlie Dog's breakdown in "Often an Orphan".

* The GrotesqueGallery of bad guys in "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery".
* The cartoon "Pigs Is Pigs", where a gluttonous pig is force fed until he explodes. Luckily, it was AllJustADream.
* The end of "Leghorn Swoggled", where Foghorn Leghorn is knocked unconscious (to the sound of a sputtering engine!) and dragged on a toy train into (presumably) Henery Hawk's oven. Made all the more scary when you consider that this is otherwise one of Foggy's less obnoxious cartoons.
* The end of "Long Haired Hare", where Giovanni crawls out of the remains of the Hollywood Bowl, his tuxedo shredded, his face badly beaten, and his hair a completely different color. Bugs notices one last piece of the Bowl dangling from a support beam, cues the singer to sing that high note one last time, and then the last piece drops. Off camera, we hear a crash, and the singer goes completely silent...
* The obscure Porky Pig short "Fish Tales" (1936, Jack King) is pretty unsettling when you're a kid. For those who haven't seen it, it involves fisherman Porky getting caught by a family of talking fish and being cooked in an oven.

* The obscure Porky Pig short "Fish Tales" (1936, Jack King) is pretty unsettling when you're a kid. For those who haven't seen it, it involves fisherman Porky getting caught by a family of talking fish and being cooked in an oven.

* The end of "Long Haired Hare", where Giovanni crawls out of the remains of the Hollywood Bowl, his tuxedo shredded, his face badly beaten, and his hair a completely different color. Bugs notices one last piece of the Bowl dangling from a support beam, cues the singer to sing that high note one last time, and then the last piece drops. Off camera, we hear a crash, and the singer goes completely silent...

* The end of "Leghorn Swoggled", where Foghorn Leghorn is knocked unconscious (to the sound of a sputtering engine!) and dragged on a toy train into (presumably) Henery Hawk's oven. Made all the more scary when you consider that this is otherwise one of Foggy's less obnoxious cartoons.

* The cartoon "Pigs Is Pigs", where a gluttonous pig is force fed until he explodes. Luckily, it was AllJustADream.

* The cartoon "Pigs Is Pigs", where a prototype of Porky Pig is force fed until he explodes.

* The GrotesqueGallery of bad guys in "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery".

* A scene from "Greedy for Tweety", in which Sylvester is given sleeping pills and as he opens his eyes as he goes to sleep, the bulldog is [[LightFlickerTeleportation coming closer and closer]] wielding a baseball bat, and Sylvester not being able to move or react because he's doped up on pills. The final shot has him raising the bat and '''''POW.'''''

* ''Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers'', while being one of this troper's favorites, never fails to give her the creeps. ''Especially'' the [[UncannyValley doppelgangers]]. ''*Shudder*''...
* A scene from "Greedy for Tweety", in which Sylvester is given sleeping pills and as he opens his eyes as he goes to sleep, the bulldog is [[LightFlickerTeleportation coming closer and closer]] wielding a baseball bat. The final shot has him raising the bat and '''''POW.'''''

* A scene from "Greedy for Tweety", in which Sylvester is given sleeping pills and as he opens his eyes as he goes to sleep, the bulldog is [[LightFlickerTeleportation coming closer and closer]] wielding a baseball bat. The final shot has him raising the bat and '''''POW.''''

* ''Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers'', while being one of this troper's favorites, never fails to give her the creeps. ''Especially'' the [[UncannyValley doppelgangers]]. ''*Shudder*''...

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjndtb4V7YY The Solid Tin Coyote]]. [[NightmareFuel/VanityPlate Watch]] [[UncannyValley at]] [[HumongousMecha your]] [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever own]] [[ImplacableMan expense]][[AllBlueEntry .]]

* The LooneyTunes short "Now Hear This " is a NoDialogueEpisode set in a surreal landscape that's apparently a minimalist version of London. It involves a British gentleman getting into all manner of at-times-creepy weirdness upon finding an apparently cursed ear trumpet. Strangely behaved shapes appear inexplicably, accompanied by discordant noises, and at one point the poor bloke is plunged into darkness while being menaced by dozens of mean, staring eyes and floating text reading "PUNK" and "WISE GUY". [[spoiler: After abandoning the device in favor of his old one, we promptly find it was ''Satan's horn''.]]
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjndtb4V7YY The Solid Tin Coyote]]. [[{{NightmareFuel/VanityPlate}} Watch]] [[UncannyValley at]] [[HumongousMecha your]] [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever own]] [[ImplacableMan expense]][[AllBlueEntry .]]

* ''Porky In Egypt'' (1938): [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NIuGkSikOU In this scene]], Porky's camel Humpty Bumpty starts to hallucinate while in the desert heat.

* ''Satan's Waitin''', in which Sylvester ''literally goes to hell'' just for doing what cats do, e.g. chasing Tweety Bird.

* ''The Case of the Stuttering Pig''.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjndtb4V7YY The Solid Tin Coyote]]. [[{{NightmareFuel/VanityPlate}} Watch]] [[UncannyValley at]] [[HumongousMecha your]] [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever own]] [[ImplacableMan expense]][[AllBlueEntry .]]

* The LooneyTunes short "Now Hear This " is a NoDialogueEpisode set in a surreal landscape that's apparently a minimalist version of London. It involves a British gentleman getting into all manner of at-times-creepy weirdness upon finding an apparently cursed ear trumpet. Strangely behaved shapes appear inexplicably, accompanied by discordant noises, and at one point the poor bloke is plunged into darkness while being menaced by dozens of mean, staring eyes and floating text reading "PUNK" and "WISE GUY". [[spoiler: After abandoning the device in favor of a new one, we promptly find it was ''Satan's horn''.]]