I went and got a hockey mask from toys r us not too long ago, and i was really surprised that a children toy store had horror movie figures and props. I don't think there should be a certain age that children should be exposed it all has to do with the parents. They know if their kid would enjoy it or not. But if this causing such an uproar amongst parents then why not move the horror items to a section of the store where little children wont go, or better yet don't take them to that part of the store. There's nothing wrong with liking horror movies when you're young, just think what this site would be like if no one was exposed to it at a young age. Scary right?

I watched horror movies like nightmare, Friday and Evil Dead from a very young age, and at 10 my bedroom was full of toys and props from these movies (I still have them and my girlfriend keep complaining and telling me that I should get rid of them, but I'll never do that).
I grew up normally, never killed anyone, and was much less afraid than other kids. My girlfriend has a 9 year old brother and her parents are very protective and would never let him watch horror movies, not even light comedy horror like Gremlins, and he is afraid of everything, even of sleeping alone in a dark room (ridiculous!).
Parents should stop being over protective in my opinion, and raise their children to live in the real world, old fairy tales used to do that in the past, with characters like the witch that used to cook and eat children, and the stepmother that asked the hunter to bring her stepdaughter heart in a box. Nowadays we are raising effeminate, coward, weak and political correct children, with the likes of sponge Bob and Teletubies, and all the other stupid effeminate political correct cartoons, even the old classics, such as Flintstones and Scooby Doo have been made effeminate and political correct for today's children.
Fuck that!

It's Toys R Us, not Children R Us. While they mostly advertise towards kids (the main demographic for most of the toys available) there are a significant number of collectors out there, who may be more interested in horror movies or video games. I think my local TRU has a good setup: They have an aisle dedicated to horror/video game/sports figures on one side, and other collectibles (such as banks and DC Universe Classics figures, which claim to be for adult collectors) on the other. There is nothing really cute, cuddly or funny in that aisle, and I bet most kids don't even go down there.

I think the main thing is that these types of toys are usually in there own aisle. Every Toys R Us I've been in has an aisle thats for the mature toy collector, I had to laugh when I typed that, that has the Freddy, Jason, Gears of War, old school Super Friends and other toys that the younger kids aren't into. The way I see it is if little Billy dosen't want to go down the Barbie aisle, then he's not gonna want to go down the scarry monster aisle.
On a side note, I was going to buy one of those Dexter toys but I they didn't have "The Dark Defender" in stock.

Toys R US should just openly delcare "the man is banned from ever setting foot in a Toys R US again". Simple as that.

And kids arent scared of monsters anymore, why should they be? All monsters nowadays look REALLY shitty and no where near believeable. We had it "bad" hahah, we grew up getting scared on rubber suited actors which scared us to death! Now its "ok, look at this flat image some 23 year old nerd created in a dorm, its supposed to be scary".

Man that guy has pissed me off this morning, hahah.

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