Terrifying the world since 1988.

The only thing scarier is Christopher Lloyd’s face without the animation

😭

The shoe that got Dipped tho 😭

Any child of the 80s instantly was traumatized by Judge Doom’s reveal.

“.. I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way..”

This reminds me. Has there ever been a GOOD horror film with a toon as the killer? I've seen Terror Toons and Evil Toons, but those were laughably bad with little to no budget.

This movie is an absolute masterpiece 🙌

This one and when the bad guy puts on the titular mask in The Mask were both pretty scary to me as a kid.

Seriously. Christopher Lloyd is excellent at horror.

When I first saw this back in 2005 it scared me as a child.

Good god! This was freaky as a kid!

This scene works especially great when you've been paying attention to the theater scene. "He had those burning red eyes, and he laughed in that squeaky voice."

I saw this in theaters as a seven year old and it was slightly terrifying.

In second grade, I got sick for couple of days. On day 2, my dad rent me couple of movies to accompany me, one of them is roger rabbit. Yup. Imagine you still have fever and watching this scene 😂🤭

This scene freaked me out as a kid

The scene was creepy af

Love this weird ass movie lmao

This scared man a 80s kid

Seeing him dissolve that poor innocent shoe has haunted me all my life.

No, the truly terrifying part was when Doom gets run over by the steamroller and you think he's a human. Eddie, Jessica, and Roger all watch in horror, clearly thinking: “Ok, this guy was bad; but nobody deserves THAT.”

watching this as a kid was scary. i can still hear his screams as he was getting steam rolled "waaaa waa waaaa"

That traumatized me as a kid

I always wonder how valiant toon form would looks like.

Fun fact, Judge Doom's real name is Baron Von Rotten. 😊

Don’t forget…

love this movie

This scene bothered me the first time I viewed it as a kid.

The mask and Roger Rabbit both had at least one scene that left kids traumatized for weeks but at the same time helped kids realize monsters aren't real.

Seen this in the movies when it first came out. One of my favorite scenes from the film!

Great film

I was more terrified when he got crushed by the steam roller.