Other than Wrath of Ruthless Ruth, any other âHalloween/spooky themed episodes or scenesâ for Halloween to watch? Maybe âRace to the Spireâ when that hand chases Eugene?
Nah, not that scene. That's way too comical to be spooky. XD
You know, I made a few gifsets of spooky things from S1 back in the day, but because of computer issues at the time, I never continued it. Let's see what I can recall, and add to it:
"Pascal's Story" - The prologue scene with the snake in the thunder storm. Not "spooky" per say, but horror movie-esque.
"Painter's Block" - Go ahead and watch the whole thing. The theme of possession is spooky enough as it is, but things just get more and more intense as the episode goes, adding demons to the already tense situation.
"Rapunzel and the Great Tree" - If nothing else, watch the initial "Reverse Incantation" scene, when Rapunzel's hair and eyes go black and she actually sings the Reverse Incantation, killing the plants and draining the life from everyone in the room.
"Mirror, Mirror" - The episode begins with a thunderstorm and includes doppelgangers and a straight up monster version of Rapunzel with glowing red eyes, clawed hands, and unnatural movements.
"Rapunzeltopia" - Start when the dream starts to go bad for her and watch to the end.
âLost and Foundâ - One scene and one scene only: when thereâs all those skeletons with eyeballs, and then it turns out the eyeballs are spiders. DO NOT WATCH IF YOUâRE ARACHNOPHOBIC!
"Destinies Collide" - I mean... there's an entire room full of ghosts at one point. XD If nothing else, watch that scene.
âWhoâs Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?â - WEREWOLF EPISODE! Need I say more?
"Be Very Afraid" - Another that I wouldn't really call spooky, but it does deal with nightmares, biggest fears, and there's a touch of body horror (being frozen in place).
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