The Innocents (1961)

This week on Scaredy Pants, we’re heading deep into the fog-drenched English countryside for Jack Clayton’s The Innocents (1961) — a haunting black-and-white classic that proves you don’t need jump scares to get seriously creeped out.

Matt (our resident horror enthusiast) insists it’s one of the most beautifully shot ghost stories ever made, while Sean can’t decide if it’s actually supernatural… or just one long anxiety spiral with way too many creepy children.

We talk repressed Victorian fear, ambiguous hauntings, and why whispering “Miss Giddens…” might be the scariest thing you’ll hear all week. Light some candles, clutch your pearls, and get ready to debate: ghosts or gaslighting?

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