Return to Oz

But yeah, I think, again, I came at an age where these terrifying, frightening fantasy movies for kids were made that were just like nightmare fuel.

Like the one that we haven't talked about that I... saw a lot and is terrifying is Return to Oz, like that weird Oz sequel where she gets swept away in a flood and, you know, like there's the villain has, can take her head off and put different heads on.

And, um, like that's horrific.

And there's those guys on wheels and, um, same thing as this movie, like there's walls that talk, uh, come at you.

It says, Disney label ones that scared kids.

Return to Oz, 1985.

Yeah.

Okay, it says The Wheelers, The Headless Princess, The Gnome King.

We just are.

Return to Oz.

I mean, if you haven't seen Return to Oz, everyone, like do yourself a non-favour.

And, you know, just for the kind of cultural experience, give it a

watch.

know

i saw that well the other thing that traumatized me was a return to oz

know if you ever checked out return to oz but i don't think so that movie was really scary to me the wheelers and return to oz um are terrifying even more so to me than like the whole uh you know the heads and the in the room where she you know switches heads on and all that like that wasn't too it was it was the wheelers for me as a kid that That was scary to me.

Do

you guys like to go to haunted houses? I really don't like them at all.

I'm trying to think of another film that used that many techniques.

And I'm thinking of Return to Oz because Return to Oz had the animatronics and it had the special effects and it had the claymation.

Yes.

And interestingly, I was watching one of the panels with the cast and Kiki was saying that on set, her and the other female actresses were... would make comments that it was like The Wizard of Oz.

So

The Wiz and there were Return to Oz was another one.

Oh,

right.