Beloved family film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is often quite scary. These are seven of the most terrifying scenes from the film.

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory director Mel ... children’s film … though maybe we can blame how scary that boat ride part in the beginning is on him. Wonka shot in Munich in 1970, on ...

I have a confession to make: as a kid, I hated Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory ... a girl turning into giant ...

psychedelic boat ride sequence did not prevent Dahl feeling "disappointed" in the movie. Dahl lost faith in Hollywood's ability to do justice to his stories "He thought it placed too much emphasis on ...

Although there are certainly some frightening moments in the tale - with the chocolate river boat ride scene from the ... of self-imposed alienation, Willy Wonka decided to take his vengeance ...

Despite the numerous direct ties back to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory – mostly in the form of recognizable quotes – Chalamet’s performance never hews too close to an imitation of ...

Willy’s Chocolate Experience' was held this ... This included the “twilight tunnel”, a nod to the original movie’s boat ride – instead, it was just some “chequered flags pinned to ...

A GRINCH-themed Christmas ride has been dubbed a "rip off" and ... It comes after police were called to a Willy Wonka-inspired event after children were reduced to tears in February.

"The plot has the young Willy Wonka living with his mother on a barge in France, smuggling refugees past Germans, and they use an English narrow boat - who was I to argue? "The action took place ...

Younger, sweeter and significantly less weird than his prior screen incarnations, the latest Willy Wonka — played by Timothée Chalamet — sets off on his adventure with a dream and a smile.