The pictures in the publications were really scary. I heard the concentration camp stories. But we didn't have the Armageddon drills, which really surprises me as my family was weird even by witness standards.
My favorite was when the pioneer sister who had studied with my mom talked to me and my sisters about obeying our mom. She told the story of a young witness who had been told to always use the elevated crosswalk and never cross the highway. One day some worldly girls from school wanted him to croos on the highway. He said no. When he was on the crosswalk he heard screeching tires and saw the girls get hit by multiple cars. Both of the girls were decapitated and their heads flew though the air. If he had disobeyed, he would've died. So when we are disobedient, we will die. She ended hte story by asking us what we do if our mom left us alone for a little while and told us to NOT go outside and our house caught on fire. What would we do? Her answer was that if we were obedient and stayed inside, even if the firefighters tried to pull us out, Jehovah would protect us. Thankfully that never happened.
And, of course, I loved smurfs, but after hearing how demon possessed they are, I was scared to death of them.