This is one of the few Disney dark pieces of crap I
remember watching as a kid and now know that no
one else has exposed it so this is my shot to do so.
You might want to check out the date release of this film in numerology: October 9th of 1999.
Screen shot of the Possessed Doll in the beginning of this
film looking at the Frances Character played by
Erin Chambers trying to inject Fear into her.
Wiki's info on this blatant film
Don't Look Under The Bed is a 1999 Disney Channel Original Movie. It is also the Disney Channel's second and final attempt at a horrorfilm (the first being Tower of Terror) released by Disney (who also created similar themed films such as Something Wicked This Way Comes and The Watcher in the Woods). This film was the first DCOM to be rated TV-PG due to scary scenes.
Plot
The movie is about a teenage girl named Frances Bacon McCausland (Erin Chambers), a girl who focuses on logic and realities. Strange things have been going on in the quiet little town of Middleberg. Dogs on people's roofs, alarm clocks going off three hours early, eggs all over the teacher's car, Jello in the swimming pool, and B's spray-painted all over town, including the lockers of the school—except for Frances' locker, which has a B inside it. All these weird pranks seem to point to Frances, but none of it makes sense to her.
The only person who can help her in this situation is a guy only she can see; Larry Houdini (Eric "Ty" Hodges II)(Fancis's little brother's imaginary friend). Larry tells Frances that she's being framed by the Boogeyman, and he seems to know what's going on better than she does. Frances has a difficult time believing what Larry tells her, because (due to her having to cope with Darwin, her little brother's, serious childhood illness) she's always tried to look at the world like an adult, using logic and facts to explain everything.
Over time, the Boogeyman's (Fancis's old imaginary friend) pranks become more insidious and incriminating which further ruins Frances' life. Frances ends up losing her friend Joanne, making an idiot of herself when she tries to convince others of Larry's existence and having her family questioning her sanity. The two of them decide to put their heads together to get rid of the Boogeyman.
Then she learns that Larry was Darwin's imaginary friend. But, Frances told Darwin in the past that Larry was not real so Darwin does not believe in him anymore, so Larry starts to turn into a boogeyman himself which is the fate of all imaginary friends who get cut loose prematurely.
Finally, the Boogeyman performs such a crazy prank that the entire town is demanding answers from Frances and her family and turned Frances into an outcast in front of the town and her family. Then Darwin gets kidnapped by the Boogeyman, who hopes to kill him, and Larry and Frances must travel into the mysterious Boogeyworld under the bed to save him and restore her reputation.
For a few minutes, Larry turns into a complete Boogeyman and almost kills Darwin by throwing him over a cliff. But Frances convinces Darwin that Larry was real and Larry reverts back to his normal self. After using a special machine on the original boogeyman, Frances realizes that its her old imaginary friend, Zoe. Frances had turned her back on Zoe when her baby brother became sick and she had decided that imaginary friends and flights of fancy were childish and useless while family and the reality was important which she thought were the only things to save him. She apologizes to the boogeyman and Zoe returns to her old imaginary self .
They all return to the real world and Larry and Zoe have to leave. Frances, whose name was cleared and her life back in order, has become too old and they have to go to new children. Frances is distraught as it was not easy for her to believe in them again so, before Larry and Zoe leave, Larry kisses Frances as a way of showing her that childhood was great but, then, so is adulthood if she keeps a sense of wonder.
Reaction
Though the movie was liked by fans and some critics, the movie allegedly received some complaints by parents who found the movie was too scary and dark for the likes of children. Disney apparently had similar problems of producing films with dark themes in the 1980s, especially the 1983 Something Wicked This Way Comes. However, Once Disney decided to switch to mainly comedies, The Suite life of Zack and Cody[1], Sonny with a Chance[2], Wizards of Waverly Place[3], Phineas and Ferb[4], That's So Raven[5], Hannah Montana[6], the movie and other movies geared toward horror, Tower of Terror, were taken out of out rotation even during Halloween, though the Tower of Terror was presented by Disney, and is not part of the DCOM collection.
Ah you see some parents stud up and knew this film was bad for their children even that Disney would deny that they can't because here's the proof.
This film was so scary that I did get nightmares from it or at least a really extreme negative energy after I watched it.
Screen shot of the imaginary friend of Frances' little brother called ''Larry''
played by Eric "Ty" Hodges II who kinda reminds me of Corey Glover
from Living Colour.
This screen represents split mind symbolism.
It seems that Steve Valentine always plays the twisted type of Characters, you know like Villains! well that is exactly what he plays in this film, he plays the head Fear-Based Programmer ''The Boogeyman''.
Screen shot of Larry blowing bubbles around Frances which
by the way in mind control symbolism is symbolic of her
Dissociation.
Dissociation.
Now yes you might think this screen shot is just normal
but from what I have learned about triggers Cougars,Cats and Lions
are great triggers for the Cat Alters of mind control victims.
Screen shot of the blatant Cat Alter Trigger on the Principal's
table in the film.
Clocks are one of many themes in Monarch Programming and considering that Disney uses Monarch Programming in pretty much all of their Films/TV Shows this shouldn't be a surprise.
Also messing with clocks/time is useful for False-Memory Programming.
Frances talks to Larry about his ''Dissociation'' and his ''Split Mind'' in one part of this film.
You see unless I had a video maker at hand this would not be so hard that is why I am pointing as much as I can out in this film but you'll have to watch it yourself to understand somethings.
Man the psychology BS thrown out in this film like ''Emotional immaturity'' etc. fits in well with Frances' programming.
But I must say even thru these evil Disney Films there is some truth that gets out like when Frances' mother in the film thinks and says she is under some type of ''Mind Control'' then she says that Frances mentioned to her while she was in her car that she was being ''Hypnotized'' then she says ''What if someone is controlling the minds of children all over middle burg? (The town this movie is set in)'' etc. but you know Disney they always make the person who tells the truth look ''Crazy'' so that is exactly what they do to the mom.
Then suddenly after Frances' mom said she is being ''Hypnotized'' Frances says ''This has gotta be mass hypnoses! this is the only possible explanation''.
Larry starts acting like a Monkey in the film which is reinforcing Monkey Programming as told by Fritz Springmeier as most stupid as this must seem this actually exists in Mind Control Programming.
Fritz on Monkey Alters
Monkey Alters.
The creation of animal alters has been covered in previous locations in this book and Vol. 2. However, I felt Lynne Moss-Sharmon’s description of Monkey programming was worth including here. Lynne is a victim of mind control living at Halifax, Nova Scotia. In her description of the memory that goes to her drawing no. 29 she quotes what was said during the cages, "You stupid monkey. Into your cage. Hit her and put her back in her cage. Lights on. Monkey time. Monkey business."
While Frances and Larry are in a book store we hear in the background someone reading Peter Pan it's just blatant because it's more reinforcement of Disney themed Monarch Programming Subliminally!
Screen shot of Larry holding a book about the Boogeyman
in his hands which as you can see looks fairly occult still
while in the book store with Frances.
Screen shot of Larry showing Frances who wrote the
Boogeyman book ''Guy N. Head'' umm now doesn't
that sound a bit blatantly sexual to you?
Screen shot of the woman who is reading Peter Pan like I
said before in the background.
Notice the typical triggered themes here ''A blue butterfly'' on the
right, and a ''Rainbow'' on the Left of the screen where she is.
Frances starts to mention ''From a place far far away'' like in Star Wars which by the way as told by Fritz has been used in Mind Control Programming.
Then still while talking with Larry she mentions ''Motherships and Aliens'' which is reinforcement for Alien Programming and is also another double talk thing where they will call you ''Crazy or a Conspiracy Theorist'' if you tell them that Aliens exist.
Screen shot of Larry attacking Frances out of nowhere
with demonic/boogeyman like eyes.
Note: the jewel on his Turban is good for triggering Alters of
Mind Control Slaves.
There is a lot of Emotional Programming in this film as well.
Screen shot of The Boogeyman Steve Valentine.
Larry seems to be the perfect subject of Mind Control in this film considering he switches in and out of good/bad multiple personalities.
Frances mentions Peter Pan to Larry in another part of this film which once again is reinforcing more Disney Themed Monarch Programming.
Larry is in then comes out of Frances' bathroom window which is blatantly symbolic of his Mental Enslavement.
When Larry is starting to turn into a ''Boogeyman'' he says to Frances about her brother and the original Boogeyman ''He must want his soul!'' it's just blatantly occult! and demonic!
The ''Boogey World'' is pretty much where all of the real hard core Fear-Based Programming starts to come into the mix of this film.
Also the Boogey World is more like a (Dissociative State) you go into when you're subjected with a lot of programming.
So then we have one of those Fairy Tale Programmed ending and it turns out that The original Boogeyman was one of Frances' Imaginary friends named ''Zooey'' but wait a minute here now it is obvious that Zooey is actually one of Frances' Multiple Personality I only say this because of the mind control symbolism within this film.
Screen shot of Frances kissing Larry at the end of
the film which is put in by Disney on purpose for kids
to date young! it's really messed up!
Then in the credits the band called ''Earth, wind
& fire'' is playing.
BTW Earth wind and fire are used by the occult.
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