Movie scenes that creep you out?

[Knight]

I was going to say American History X but Im not sure what scene in American History X everyone else is talking about that "creeped" them out. The one for me is where the guy has to put his teeth on the curb you literally hear his teeth scraping the concrete before he steps on the back of his head. That the creepiest scene I have seen in a movie.

 

[Leaping Larry Jojo]

How about in "Ghost" when Patrick Swayze "enters" Whoopi's body so he could make out with Demi Moore? I don't have a problem with lesbianism, but this...ugh...

 

[Kurtman]

How about in "Ghost" when Patrick Swayze "enters" Whoopi's body so he could make out with Demi Moore? I don't have a problem with lesbianism, but this...ugh...

I saw that before. I was more weirded out than creeped out by it.

 

[Kury Wagner]

I try not to watch movies that'll scare me, as I'm easily freaked.

The only thing I can think of (something that's not in a horror movie, anyway) is in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets when Harry hears the basilisk in the halls. That creeps me out for some reason.

 

[elfwithagun]

Remember in Punisher when the buy got all his piercings pulled out. That was horrible. It was so mean. That chilled me.

 

[sleepydumbdude]

The spiderwalk seen in exorcist. I had never seen the movie before and I was watching it all by myself at 3 in the morning in my big spooky apartment. After that scene happen the screen goes black for a moment and I remember being so creeped out at that time. I didn't want to get up to go to the bathroom until I turned on every light along the way.

 

[purplehairedwonder]

The scene where Frodo is being stalked by Shelob from above in RotK. I hate spiders, so that really creeped me out. Another spider scene was the Aragog scene in CoS.

Also, the scene in Taking Lives when the agents are exploring the apartment and they pull out a bag with a finger in it, then a body falls out of the ceiling.

 

[Elven Moon]

ET - Any scene with ET in it. I couldn't make it through the movie when I was 6 when it came out. I ran out during the field scene. And I haven't watched it since I've never seen it the whole way through.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit - The shoe in the poison scene. Also the scene where the mad man does all those wacky things in the warehouse *shudder*

 

[Dark Vicious]

http://www.retrocrush.com/scary/

great site about creepy/scary movie scenes

 

[Jade_GL]

The entire Pi movie. Especially the scenes with the drill... Ugh...

Have to agree with the scenes mentioned from Rosemary's Baby. That movie was seriously creepy. Almost the whole movie made me feel uneasy, but individual scenes just pushed me over the edge.

Fight Club, the scene where Jared Leto's character gets beat to a pulp. Mostly crowd reaction shots, but darn that was so cringe inducing.

There are probably more, but I am all out of ideas at the moment.

 

[Conekiller]

"Welcome to Woop-Woop" was a very disturbing movie. Sone dude encounters an Australian redneck town that would put most US redneks to shame. Nothing SCARY per se, just REALLY F-ed up

Volcano: a silly movie, but there's one scene where a dude is trying to save someone and jumps into the lava so he can toss the person he saved to safety. He slowly melts as we watch him get shorter and disolve.

Signs: The video taped alien still gives me chills.

The preview for Gothika with the little ghost girl walking, but all broken (like missing frames of animation, or foottage filmed in reverse played backwards) is the first time I was ever scared watching a movie trailer

Galadriel in the first Lord of the Rings movie, she starts glowing and talking all scary. I don't know why, but that scene taps into some bizarre fear in me. I was cringing like a 3 year old watching Freddy Kruegger and I was 20 years old >_> (I still can't place exactly what it is that scares me about it, and I still get the willies, but not as bad as the first time)

when I was a kid the scene in the Neverending Story when Fantasia is destroyed frightened me. Now the " big...strong...hands" scene fils me with sorrow.

 

[Caffeine King]

I forgot about that spider trying to kill Frodo in LOTR. I remember feeling very uneasy and very creeped out by that.

Also I forgot to mention the REDRUM scene in The Shining (I thought that the movie was alright as a whole...maybe it's because I've been spoiled on the most "suspenseful" scenes in the movie already and knew what was coming.)

and another one...I just got finished watching Female Trouble. It didn't creep me out but man was that bizzare (which is what my I anticipated it to be anyways.)

 

[Mr. Pedro]

I guess mine would be:

-Zedd having his way with Marsellus in Pulp Fiction
-Sloth springing to life in Se7en
-Prison shower scene in American History X
-Almost every scene in City of Lost Children
-Ditto for Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas
-The satanic sex ritual in Rosemary's Baby

 

[True Noir]

Oh man! How could I forget? The scene in Hannibal when Hannibal hangs this one guy and has a knife in his hand and then he goes, "Balls in or balls out." and gentlemen, only you could really imagine what I'm talking about. Just a sick scene. But honestly, that whole movie was messed up.

 

[Chad Bonin]

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The scene in "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie"...

"Guys! I'm the new Power Ranger!"

... why the hell did a kid become a Ranger again?

 

[Elven Moon]

In LOTR, when Gollum eats the dead bunny. The noises he makes really, seriously grosses me out.

 

[True Noir]

The scene in "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie"...

"Guys! I'm the new Power Ranger!"

... why the hell did a kid become a Ranger again?

That creeped you out...???

 

[Kury Wagner]

That creeped you out...???

It's Knux... if he doesn't mention PR at least once per thread all is wrong with the world.

 

[Mike Spartz]

Generally speaking, all gorey horror movies scare the hell out of me. I've never been a fan of the Alien or Predator movies. And to make a list of all the scenes that scared me would take up this entire thread, so I'm opted for a couple of quick ones that pop up in my memory.

The last scene in the Stehen King horror movie "Cujo" about a rabid Saint Bernard attacking a small Maine town. I got goosebumps when the dog, who was covered in blood and guts, jumped through the window and turned to attack the main character.

I also remember as a kid watching Robocop 2 and getting creeped out when I saw Cain's brain floating in that sceptic tank/tube.

 

[Chad Bonin]

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It's Knux... if he doesn't mention PR at least once per thread all is wrong with the world.

You're the one with the buttery avatar.

No, no, it's just gives me the shivers knowing what would come from it.