most disturbing movie scene?

[Bonnie]

The baseball Bat scene in Casino. That was disturbing to watch. Then they buried Pesci and his brother alive.

Oh my god! that scene bothered me for a week!!! I can't watch someone being beaten to death like that in such graphic detail!!

 

[Jimmyeatworld]

Pulp Fiction, when John Travolta walks in on Ving Rhames getting slammed in the ass by the sheriff. I think Ving is cool and seeing him tied down bent over the table is extremely disturbing.

Actually, that was Bruce Willis that walked into the room. But, yeah, it was pretty disturbing.

 

[JOKER96BRAVO]

Freddy got fingered, with Tom Green:
The scene with the child birth was the most disturbing thing I have ever seen.

 

[Jimmyeatworld]

Okay, we're talking disturbing, right? Not gory, not scary, but disturbing.

Van Wilder. The pastry scene. You have to see it to understand.

"Mmmm. It's still warm."

 

[dilloduck]

The "initiation" scene in " A Man Called Horse"---- hanging from bones that pierced his pectorals and spinning around in a smoke filled tent . OWWWW

 

[MtnBiker]

Any scene with Ben Stiller involved, now that is disturbing.

 

[Dan]

The scene in Kill Bill Vol. 2 where the Bride is buried alive. The sensory depravation made me extremely uncomfortable in the theater, less so watching it at home.

 

[dumphauler]

The scene in Hannabal where he cutting of peices of the guy's Brain and eating them, and the guy's talking stupider and stupider, the end result of that must be a bush supporter? :rotflmao:

 

[CSM]

The scene in Hannabal where he cutting of peices of the guy's Brain and eating them, and the guy's talking stupider and stupider, the end result of that must be a bush supporter? :rotflmao:

Well, if you eat enough, they become liberals!

 

[Mainframe]

The table scene when the girl in "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" has to sit there and experience the family.

That whole sequence is just awful.


Also....


House of 1000 Corpses... literally, PICK A SCENE. they are ALL disturbing..

like the scene where the dead cheerleaders are all piled up in dude's room and they open the door and find it. or when they were in the tunnel underground and came upon the dr's lab when that insane half robot guy came out. *shiver*

 

[manu1959]

opening scene in natural born killers

most of kalifornia

death of the bull in hearts of darkness

anything with mary tyler moore in it

 

[Fmr jarhead]

The "initiation" scene in " A Man Called Horse"---- hanging from bones that pierced his pectorals and spinning around in a smoke filled tent . OWWWW

That is an actual rite of passage for the Sioux, I believe....true stuff (and disturbing)

My first thought was Resevoir Dogs (ear scene) and then the movie Signs....when the character who plays M Gibson's brother (a Phoenix, right) first sees the alien on the TV.....creeped me out, and scared me pretty good.

I also thought Altered States was pretty disturbing.....when it first came out.

Has anyone mentioned The Exorcist, yet? That movie creeped everyone out when it first premiered.

The Seventh Sign was also creepy, if you let yourself believe......

 

[pennyville73]

I found A House of A Thousand Corpses to be very disturbing. I had heard about that movie for 2 yrs. before it finally came out. It was suppossed to be the scariest movie ever. Turned out to be not scary at all, and very gross....LOL. Had to shut it off about 1/3 of the way through.

 

[Shattered]

opening scene in natural born killers

most of kalifornia

death of the bull in hearts of darkness

anything with mary tyler moore in it

Huh. Those first two are two of my favorite movies.

ANYthing with Chucky in it (that damned doll) is disturbing as hell.

 

[nbdysfu]

The entirety of David Lynch's blue velvet.

 

[Zhukov]

The entirety of David Lynch's blue velvet.

Particularly when they go over to Al's (from Quatum Leap) house.

 

[NightTrain]

Definitely The Crying Game. That completely freaked me out & I got very pissed when it dawned on me what was going on. I almost wanted to puke at the same time that the main character was puking.

The whole torture scene in Reservoir Dogs in the warehouse, that ear scene made me cringe.

One that stands out vividly in my mind is Night of the Living Dead, or maybe it was part II. I was a young lad of 8 and my Dad let me watch it at a drive in theatre.

The cute blonde chick is hiding from the zombies, and suddenly a hand punches through the wall and grabs her hair, and begins pulling her slowly toward the wall that has a very long splinter that the closeup captures going into her eye. I did get to see boobies in that movie, so it was a worthwhile trade for the nightmares in my young mind.

There was another movie that I can't remember the name of, it had Rip Torn in it & was on HBO in 1983. There's a big gunfight down in Texas somewhere, and the bad guy is standing on the other side of the car from Rip Torn. Rip ducks down beneath the car and sees the bad guy's feet there, and shoots one of his feet with a 12 gauge. Of course, the foot getting destroyed was in slow motion. For some reason, that scene really bothered me too, to the point that I felt slightly sick to my stomach and couldn't finish watching it.

Most recently, the most disturbing scene was Passion of the Christ. I simply wasn't able to watch it anymore. That flogging scene was horrific.

 

[Bonnie]

Definately........ that scene in Reservoir Dogs was strange and unsettling.

 

[WeAreLegion]

ExorcistIII

Old people crawling on ceilings. It's wrong and that is all.

 

[manu1959]

watched taxi driver last night.........thed end of that is quite difficult