The Brave Little Toaster comes from an odd time in Disney animation. Before the so-called Golden Era started with The Little Mermaid, this film was released telling the story of a toaster and a few other household appliances on a quest to find their lost master. Despite the child-friendly premise, somehow, the movie manages to include some serious nightmare fuel. If you weren’t scared of clowns, you will be:
And while not technically a musical, it does contain some catchy songs as well. The following seems out-of-place, but the actual song is very catchy and fun.
But, of course, it wouldn’t be complete without a scene combining nightmare fuel and music. So, I present the following scene, in which cars sing about their lives before they were thrown in the junkyard. And, of course, crushed and (implied) killed.
You know, for kids.
Derek Pietras 
I asked my 26-year-old daughter if she remembers watching this movie; her response: “The clown scared the crap out of me. I was actually terrified of that movie.” I learned to read reviews and stop assuming that Disney animation was synonymous with appropriate for children.
Indeed. I might blog about it later, but I was always terrified of Home Alone 2. The part where the guy turned into a skeleton haunted my nightmares for years.
Interestingly, the clown never terrified me to the level of Home Alone. Funny how we all have different triggers.