Most diturbing things in movies you saw

hey guys. just want to know what was the most disturbing thing you guys ever seen in a movie. For me the most freaky and disturbing thing i ever saw in a movie was that danm movie Signs. That one part at the birthday party and you see that alien just walk by made me get that feeling where you feel all....hard to explain....that scared disturbed kind of feeling. When I saw it in theatres I just freaked and some people in the audience screamed and said what the hell?!

That freaky girl in the "ring" I can't walk into my basement without looking at the well hole thinking she's going to come out of there...

Also amityville horror...... The girl who would call the devil in the lamp "daddy" *shivers* freaky....

When I was younger, Candyman...Lookin gin the mirror saying candyman 3x...

I'm scarred for life...
Damn horror flicks.... I can't stomach it...

I hated when that alien came out of that guys chest in 'Alien'. Just thinking about that creeps me out.

"Seven' sort of disturbed me, but it was more gross then anything.

The Excorcist. It was freaky!

That 9/11 movie!

Man that Bush charactor scared the # out of me!
I sure hope that was a bad dream, ....

I was totally disturbed by The Others-its not even a proper horror flick! That bit where Nicole Kidman pics up that photo under the bed and discovers its the death photo of all her house servants? AAAAH!! :shk:

Yup the others freaked me out- and so did the ring girl ahhhhhhhh- the way she moves ( i do a great impression lol)

Ummmm and the new version of the texas chainsaw massacre( the old on is rubbish)- ewwww its pretty nasty.

Ohhhhh anyone seen 'house on the haunted hill'- about the mental institute- and the doctor AWWWWWWW that freaked me out the most- i had nightmares ha hah

I watched 'IT' when i was 5 ( stupid idea)- i had nightmares for ages afterwards!!! i have watched it recently and it isnt scary lol

Without a doubt silence of the lambs, hannibal and red dragon- are all very scary- more disturbing than scary because dr lecter is created from a number of killers and buffalo bill in silence of the lambs was based on someone ( i think Ed Gein- but not sure) !!!!

Alot of things freak me out lol

Childs Play was the frekiest movie I've seen to date. Exorcist was pretty bad too, considering what scared me was when the possessed crawled on the floor inverted.

The scene in Jaws where the guy goes under the boat to check it out and finds a hole in the hull. Then the dead guy pops out. Scared the life out of me.

well the bit in AMERICAN HISTORY X is pretty disturbing! he makes the man bite the curb of a road then stamps on his head.

also TEXAS CHAINSAW MASICARR (cant spell it) when the camera view goes through the gun shot in the girls head eww.... x

Originally posted by Miss_Blonde
well the bit in AMERICAN HISTORY X is pretty disturbing! he makes the man bite the curb of a road then stamps on his head.

I watched that yesterday/this morning (it was on late), that bit with the curb made me feel sick

[Edited on 6-9-2004 by UK Wizard]

lol @ Netchicken

The thing that scared me the most when I was young was Pet Cemetary. Especially when the little kids cut the back of the feet of the old guy, from under the bed. That scared the # outta me. Also, just how the little boy was looking so psychopatic and all, with the blood knife, etc... Scary # when you're young.

The most disturbing would be in Baseketball, when the 2 guys start making out. I was like "eeeeewwww...." I know it was probably supposed to be funny, but to me it was just gross.

Frank Booth in Blue Velvet, pure and simple.

And some film I can't remember about ghosts with a pillar of screaming kids faces made out of blood........I'm sure it was Poltergheist 2 or 3..........

If you have seen the movie "MAY" there is a part at the end you will never forget, at least i wont! this movie is a remake of the b-movie "Pieces", but May is much better i feel and not so dragged out.

Things that freaked me out in movies? I hope this qualifies...

...when the guy hung himself on camera during the filming of "The Wizard of OZ" in the scene where they rescue the Tinman. Seeing his dead body swaying back and fourth was not the prettiest of sights.


As far as fake scene's in movies, one stands out right now. I remember when I was little I saw a movie called "Troll" about a troll that killed and abducted children. He hid out in a basement behind the washer and dryer, and when this family moved into their new house the kid was playing outside and his ball bounced into the basement. Once he went down there the troll got him. There are to many other disturbing scenes in that movie to mention (because I have tried to forget them), and for years afterwards I would neither go into our basement or nor sleep on the bottom bed of my bunk bed.

Originally posted by Jazzerman
...when the guy hung himself on camera during the filming of "The Wizard of OZ" in the scene where they rescue the Tinman. Seeing his dead body swaying back and fourth was not the prettiest of sights.

i believe this was proved to be an urban legend

I think they said the "hung man" was really a prop or something.

The Shining freaked me out, the twins were disturbing plain and simple. Pretty distrubing. The macabre killings in Seven were disturbing, but not scary.

Oh and the one transformation in The Thing when I think it was Norm or Nate can't remember his name was one the table and it rises through his chest and his head fell off. Though it was cool when it grew legs and walked away.

Originally posted by jangofett
hey guys. just want to know what was the most disturbing thing you guys ever seen in a movie

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Originally posted by Strigoi
i believe this was proved to be an urban legend

Thanks for the correction. I just did some research and found that it was probably a prop or a "bird" by most accounts, but that someone did commit suicide on the set...they just don't know who it was though!

Its really not a big deal to me whether its real or not, but it definitely freaked me out the first time I heard of it. Not so much for the fact that someone died, but because it was on the film. Although your probably right that its just an Urban legend!

Thanks!