Kind of makes you wonder what they'll do in IJ4. Since they always have one good gross out scene. I remember there was a time when my little brother was always watching my tape of "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade", he'd play it constantly, but always have to hide out during the rapid aging scene when he drinks from the wrong cup. Same with the heart scene in "Temple of Doom". And him yelling from the other room, 'is it over?'

Well you can read "It" that's pretty scary, the film sucks though. Also the part in "Poltergiest" with the clown toy. The scene itself isn't that scary, but throughout the movie the boy keeps looking at his toy clown, thinking its going to get him, that build up to the scene where the toy actually does attack is pretty tense. Also have I mentioned how fucking scared that tree eating scene used to scare the holy shit out of me? I've mentioned this before. When I was a kid there used to be a huge ass tree outside my window and when it was really windy at night, that tree would bang against my window, and I used to think it was only a matter of time before it shattered my window, but it never happened.

It was, but I kind of wish I would have watched the end.

ohh yeah, i seem to always forget how much i like these movies, i went to see the last crusade to the movies twice, probably more.

i'm afraid of the forthcoming one.

torture is "fashionable" these days. i think it started with that stupid series with the hot chick, "alias"

then it spread to "24"

then it spread to abu ghraib guantanamo. or was it the other way?

now even on bond movies? uau...


ha ha, i have that problem with stories, i get caught in them and i must know!!! even if it's total crap. which is why i stopped watching tv-- i'd get hooked on some moronic show & waste an hour of my life.

Elephant man. I was young and I still remember it really disturbed me.

Audition made me pretty uncomfortable.

bluueeee velveeeeet..

haha audition wasn't disturbing. i'd eat that hot bitch's vomit.

also, blue velvet is probably one of the only films people listed that i can legimitimately say has disturbing scenes... the scene you first meet frank booth... yeah!

right right, honey

Jan Kounen's films are funny and a little disturbing.


Dobermann (1997)


Vibroboy (1993) is a 28min short film.

Is it wrong that I find Blue Velvet really funny?

I love that exchange between Jeffrey and the Police Chief about the ear.

When i was young and first saw The Shining I found some of the scenes creepy, like those 2 twin girls, and the room with the young/old decaying woman. I love the scene with the blood pouring out of the elavator though, it creates a really nice tingling at the back of my neck.
++Jack Nicholson makes a good psycho in it.

I got a feeling of dispair at the end of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and 1984 after their spirits had been broken.

now that i think about it, E.T. creeps the fuck out of me.

Yeah, me too, this alien was dreadful for this six years old boy I used to be.

The worst about that scene is the cringing feeling when Madsen is teasing the cop with the blade, because you don't know what he's gonna do next. And then the thing itself, pretty rough.
I normally don't empathize with cops in movies, but this one's a big exception.

Amen...But the dude's still alive. He's "fucking deformed" but he's still alive and can make it.

So the worst part? Chris Penn's character shooting him to death in the chest. Simple. No close-up. Chilling. Sad...

Right...And I didn't expect that to happen...

i don't know if anyone has said it - Rosemary's Baby is pretty weird.... I've never seen a better movie about paranoia and also the conclusion really satifies and weirds me out.


The ET thing too is absurd but not uncommon - i have a couple of friends that ET litterally puts the shits into them.

the wall

I was suffering from chronic depression and didn't know it (all I knew was I felt real bad) and my friends who didn't know it either invited me to see The Wall. It was like banging my head with a hammer. I had forgotten about that, it's a pity because it's such a good movie. About depression and opression.

There's a bashing scene in Penelope Spheeris' Boys Next Door (1984) with Maxwell Caulfield & Charlie Sheen that horrified me.
It takes place at a gas station, early in the morning. The employee tries to trick the two boys who go mad and beat him up. The camera, at one point, is located across the street, and you feel like a voyeur.

candyman, its the only film that ive ever had to turn off.

Thinking back, there is one film that disturbed me so much as a young child that I still think I could not bear to watch it. Return To Oz.





Probably the most unintentionally horrific film Disney ever produced. Beware the fucking wheelers indeed! Those sick humanoids with wheels for hands and feet, wearing hats with evil faces on top, so when they bowed their heads the looked like this:





And then, that horrible 'deadly desert' where if you stand on the sand, you die and turn to sand. A few wheelers die that way;





And then that bitch who has all the interchangable heads in one big hallway? For fucks sake. Ugh. What a horrible, horrible film.

Anybody else see this freakshow?

Kim-ki Duk - The Isle

the first movie that comes to mind would be... Dolls. i couldn't sleep in my room because of this one ceramic doll (on my night stand) with the fluttering eyes. way disturbing. now, there's that and the fact that their bodies once smashed/broken... were gooey, juicy, and composed of this nasty green substance.

Meet the fokers.
Potc 3 is pretty weird, the part where they tie the guy with the glass eye and his pal up. They laugh and seem to like it, hmmm....

:rolleyes: I feel sorry for you, jico...