eggsandwich
Starship Captain
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« on: 02-05-2004 22:48 »
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Have you viewed a scene in a film that has made you cringe with disgust (or maybe aroused), or have you seen something in a movie that has scarred your mind forever? From the infamous chest-burster from Alien to the birth in Xtro, film-makers are always going to stretch the line of the cringe-worthy to the downright sick. My favourite scene has to be the head-explosion* scene from Scanners - the use of real animal brains had a great effect on the scene. *Not for the sensitive types. Also this thread is not for scenes which are meant to be funny & not for posting pics of real-life (please, think of the children) - its a thread for genuine discussion of different types of extremes that film-makers explore. If this thread has been done before - mods, please kill it now
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Mr. Potter
Professor
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There's this movie I was watching today called Guest House Paradiso that includes, almost at the end, a scene where 6 persons vomit green liquids for 8 minutes. In 30 seconds, you get a room full of vomit. In 4 minutes you get a hallway full of vomit. In 7 minutes you get 4 rooms and one hallway full of vomit. In 8 minutes you get a window broken by a ball of vomit. Still, the movie is hilariously bad. A guy, dressed in women underwear, begins dancing in a room. There's a dead cat in a kitchen. Two guys (in their late forties) enter a room with only a chef hat in their preciousss. Disgustingly funny.
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eggsandwich
Starship Captain
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Audition does have some disturbing scenes, indeed. I cant find any pictures that would sum up the film, so I'll leave it as this; Great Japanese horror film, not as much violence as some, but worth to watch out for. Has anyone seen, 'The Fury'? Well, its not much except for the ultimate climax at the end of film. John Cassavettes' body explodes. Disturbing. I would like to know how Brian De Palma & the effects-team pulled it off, it was very intense - more so than Scanners'.
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ZombieJesus
Lost Belgian
DOOP Secretary
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Requiem for a dream.
Whenever a syringe gets stuck in the already infected arm.
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Otis P Jivefunk
DOOP Secretary
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Those disgusting things in 'Blade II' with those fold out mouths, when I first saw that I remember thinking how gross it was...
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Lurrr
Professor
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Titanic. I was disgusted that I even cared about borrowing it. The scene in Event Horizon where they play back the ship's log. The sight of the crew tearing themselves apart still haunts me today And all of Watership Down. That truly scarred me for life.
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eggsandwich
Starship Captain
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The film everyone loves to hate, 'I spit on your grave', did have me cringe for a bit - the infamous rape scene. Though the rest of the movie may be lacking much direction & shocks, its an alright B-grade revenge film. Another film that did me in was, 'The Fly'. The scene where the ape was teleported through those capsules and comes out inside-out. That was a touch of cinematic-magic right there . The rest of The Fly had some great moments, but it was mostly agonizing (not Cronenbergs' best). I'd like to see the original from Vincent Price though.
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davierocks
Professor
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When I was a kid that scene in The Fly 2 (i think) when the guy turns into a gross slug creature creeped me out as did Steven King's IT. I can't believe how lame they are now. Nowadays the little girl coming out of the TV screen at the end of Ring scares me no-end. I know, i'm a lameass.
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