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Cubone posted:wasn't Donnie Darko Critters 2?
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Jun 16, 2020 08:47
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Most horror or too rough for kids films like say Watership Down as a 7 year old who was OOO CARTOON AT 9PM FRIDAY SWEET never really messed me up outside of maybe a single night thing. Which even went into adulthood with stuff though not remotely as often. My brain and the footage Event Horizon barely showed probably did the biggest number as an adult though. (We don't need to see more than snippets as our brains will make it so much worse!) But as an 80s kid the covers of horror movies in the rental stores could do so much more than what they really were. The Wizard of Gore can kiss my rear end with its gruesome cover! 
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Jun 16, 2020 08:49
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Captain Rufus posted:Most horror or too rough for kids films like say Watership Down as a 7 year old who was OOO CARTOON AT 9PM FRIDAY SWEET never really messed me up outside of maybe a single night thing. Which even went into adulthood with stuff though not remotely as often. My brain and the footage Event Horizon barely showed probably did the biggest number as an adult though. (We don't need to see more than snippets as our brains will make it so much worse!) Word. It was always some individual context free snippet of imagery that I latched onto rather than like, appreciating the story or atmosphere or anything. I used to get absolutely screaming loving spooked by a thing called 'detachable toe' from the Jimowen show to the point where my siblings would whisper 'detachable toe' at me to make me scream. But the Jimowen show was a comedy show and I even enjoyed it like... without that bit. Its just whenever this perfect meme of childhood fear would come on there was a special 'Detachable toe!' vocalization that primed me to poo poo my pants and than there was this bat winged human toe flapping around and it was the perfect surreal horror for a kid. Motherfucker fucked around with this message at 08:58 on Jun 16, 2020 |
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Jun 16, 2020 08:54
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What was the one where the teenagers were in a haunted house and got slimed or something while making out and had to walk out stuck together?
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Jun 16, 2020 08:57
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Captain Rufus posted:Most horror or too rough for kids films like say Watership Down as a 7 year old who was OOO CARTOON AT 9PM FRIDAY SWEET never really messed me up outside of maybe a single night thing. Which even went into adulthood with stuff though not remotely as often. My brain and the footage Event Horizon barely showed probably did the biggest number as an adult though. (We don't need to see more than snippets as our brains will make it so much worse!) For you I recommend "The Beyond" (1981) and "The Void" (2016). Extra Credit: Demons (1985).
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Jun 16, 2020 08:58
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I saw Troll 2 as a kid and it disturbed me in a way few movies really have, no joke. As a kid there's something really hosed up about that feeling that a movie... isn't supposed to be this way. Like, when everything is well-made you can be traumatized but you still basically understand what just happened: some people are very good at scaring you and they came up with some hosed up poo poo. With stuff like Troll 2, it's hard to understand why every level of the production feels so wrong; it's like genuinely experiencing a nightmare. Or at least that was how it felt to me.
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Jun 16, 2020 09:01
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GrumpyMan posted:Critters 2? I'll check it out, see if it stirs anything that would be kinda gobsmacking because I've never seen it but my friend has this story about how he rented that movie from the same blockbuster so many times as a kid and he was the only one that ever rented it and one day the clerk just gave it to him so we'd just have these two diametrically opposed confusing childhood stories about Critters 2, I think I'd like that
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Jun 16, 2020 09:07
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lmao @ weak rear end kids getting scared from movies  My big bro was watching Predator and I hid under the table so mom wouldn't see I was watching it too and I was like "hell yes that alien owns". Then the next day I was gonna show it to my friend thinking the tape was still in the VCR, but nope turns out there was actually a porn in there now of a guy fingering two girls' buttholes (???), and then mom barged in and was like "what THE gently caress ARE YOU DOING  ".That's something to be scared of  Finally saw Ghostbusters when I was in kindergarten after hearing about it for decades (I had seen ads for it on TV and it seemed like it was never coming on, it was probly just a few weeks or months tbh) and was like  and immediately set out to build ghost traps to gently caress up some gosh darn ghosts which are real and exist.I felt sorry for the guys in Return of the Living Dead who got sick from the chemicals and died, and also the half dogs. Anyway the only movie thing I was scared of was Dracula but that wasn't because of any movie, it was because when we were on vacation my big brother said Dracula lived in the caravan next to ours and was gonna kill me. It made sense because they were selling Dracula lollipops at the visitors center. Well then me and my friend played Castlevania and learned Dracula was no big deal, he could be easily hosed up. Then we saw that movie and it turned out Dracula was actually the coolest poo poo.
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Jun 16, 2020 11:16
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I saw part of "Aliens" at about 8 years old. I had also been watching a lot of UFO documentary stuff at that age and it all mixed together in my brain, to the point that I completely imagined a scene where Ripley ends up on the Xenomorph ship and finds a room full of human skeletons and discarded baby carriages and clothing. In my mind the Xenomorphs had been visiting Earth for centuries, kidnapping babies, and just letting them grow up and die in this weird, locked room.
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Jun 16, 2020 11:19
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Furthermore, my friend had a big box of movies, one which was labeled "Goldfinger", and due to the Predator incident, for the longest time I was pretty sure that too was a porn.
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Jun 16, 2020 12:34
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Judge Doom killing the squeaky shoe. Always fast-forwarded that bit.
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Jun 16, 2020 12:40
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I watched Rosemary’s Baby as a pubescent female and lemme tell you, I endured quite a bit of existential horror from that. I’ve made my peace with it and was slightly disappointed that neither of my children were fathered by Satan, though. The only other one that really hosed with my head was The Quiet Earth. I have a fear of being alone and that movie doesn’t have aliens, zombies, robots or anything else so the protagonist basically endured my absolute worst fear. (It’s also extremely slow and I wouldn’t watch it again but seriously just thinking about it makes me uneasy...) Alien Sex Manual fucked around with this message at 14:32 on Jun 16, 2020 |
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Jun 16, 2020 14:01
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So not like, a movie per se, but: The Preacher cutscenes from Twisted Metal Black were my personal Exorcist back in middle school. My friend had the PS2 that we played it on, so I only actually saw them once. But the idea of satanic possession from those cutscenes hosed me up for years. I've rewatched them in years since on Youtube and... well... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alVBoX602FY
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Jun 16, 2020 14:13
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Mine was Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Sure, it's not a horror movie, but I was 7 when it came out and the "bug in the ear" scene hosed me up. I turn 45 Friday, and I still thoroughly check my helmets before I take one of my motorcycles out.
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Jun 16, 2020 14:57
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Cannibal Holocaust and Salo, two of the most vile and evil movies I've ever seen.
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Jun 16, 2020 15:33
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Cowman posted:Cannibal Holocaust and Salo, two of the most vile and evil movies I've ever seen. Cannibal Holocaust is easily one of the most disturbing films i have ever seen. That and Earthlings which is way more horrifying because it is a documentary Fun fact Cannibal Holocaust is often regarded as the first found footage horror movie made and the guy who made The Blair Witch Project said that if he had seen Cannibal Holocaust before making his film he probably wouldn't have made it but I can't remember why
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Jun 16, 2020 16:00
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GrumpyMan posted:No, you haven't. I get you are too cool for school, but to declare them the worst horror movies ever made? Worse than Survival of the Dead? Worse than Halloween 6? Worse than The House Where Evil Dwells? Worse than Ghoulies 4? Yep they’re worse than all the low budget indie flicks from the backlog catalogue. I vehemently believe that without resorting to be an angry internet poster.
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Jun 16, 2020 16:30
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Human sacrifice scene in Temple of Doom The Nazis' faces melting in Raiders too, but that was at least happening to the baddies. The dude in Temple of Doom just had his heart straight up ripped out while he was still alive and then lowered into a giant furnace. hosed up tbh
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Jun 16, 2020 16:50
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Salem's Lot hosed me up pretty good as a child. The scene where the vampire kid is scratching on the window scared the poo poo out of me for years.
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Jun 16, 2020 17:21
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TurboFlamingChicken posted:Cannibal Holocaust is easily one of the most disturbing films i have ever seen. That and Earthlings which is way more horrifying because it is a documentary No one sees Cannibal Holocaust because they want to. They hear about it from somewhere and curiosity gets the best of them. It's basically a snuff film in that it gives you this "I shouldn't be watching this" vibe. Even a desensitized husk of a human being that I am felt unnerved.
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Jun 16, 2020 18:04
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My dad let me watch with him the 1988 remake of the blob when i was 8 or 9, and it really hosed me up, specifically that scene in the hospital where the blob drops from the ceiling and eats the boyfriend.
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Jun 16, 2020 20:16
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ArnieD posted:My dad let me watch with him the 1988 remake of the blob when i was 8 or 9, and it really hosed me up, specifically that scene in the hospital where the blob drops from the ceiling and eats the boyfriend. That scene is loving gnarly
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Jun 16, 2020 20:22
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My kid ones have been covered, so I'll do things that disturb me now. Started with how Major ended up tearing her own arms off in Ghost In the Shell. I didn't think anything of it till I saw the sprinter segment in The Animatrix.
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Jun 16, 2020 22:00
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That goddamn Doll from Trillogy of Terror 2. Maybe the giant rats part of the movie too but mostly the doll.
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Jun 16, 2020 22:04
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FooF posted:No one sees Cannibal Holocaust because they want to. They hear about it from somewhere and curiosity gets the best of them. It's basically a snuff film in that it gives you this "I shouldn't be watching this" vibe. Even a desensitized husk of a human being that I am felt unnerved. With the exception of the real animal deaths I was pretty bored throughout it. The animal deaths rocked me to my core though and made me really sick.
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Jun 16, 2020 22:34
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When I watched Babadook a few years back it kinda got me shook
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Jun 16, 2020 22:35
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Some kids in computer class were watching some kinda Al Qaeda beheading video and I only caught a glimpse of it but it made me physically ill. Same with eyewitness accounts from survivors of massacres relating the dying sounds of their friends. When they do that poo poo in a movie though, it's just stupid, obvious shock value bullshit. It's like the movie is kicking a puppy or something just to elicit a gut response, and it's like "yeah okay this sucks can you get on with the movie please".
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Jun 16, 2020 22:45
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Mooey Cow posted:Some kids in computer class were watching some kinda Al Qaeda beheading video and I only caught a glimpse of it but it made me physically ill. Same with eyewitness accounts from survivors of massacres relating the dying sounds of their friends. It's why I never bothered with A Serbian Film when I went through my extreme films kick, it's nothing but dumb shock value stuff to try and be the most xxxtreme film on the market.
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Jun 16, 2020 22:47
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Sir Not Appearing posted:Mine was Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Sure, it's not a horror movie, but I was 7 when it came out and the "bug in the ear" scene hosed me up. I turn 45 Friday, and I still thoroughly check my helmets before I take one of my motorcycles out. i think this would be better as a tattoo, or maybe a magazine quote
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Jun 16, 2020 22:53
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Sir Not Appearing posted:Mine was Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Sure, it's not a horror movie, but I was 7 when it came out and the "bug in the ear" scene hosed me up. I turn 45 Friday, and I still thoroughly check my helmets before I take one of my motorcycles out. This reminded me of the scarabs crawling under the skin scene in The Mummy. Freaked me the hell out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJP8XTzpOCw
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Jun 16, 2020 23:30
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Cowman posted:It's why I never bothered with A Serbian Film when I went through my extreme films kick, it's nothing but dumb shock value stuff to try and be the most xxxtreme film on the market. That's exactly how I felt when watching Human Centipede 2. The first movie is actually a pretty interesting concept. The second movie is just gratuitous shock bullshit and has no interesting ideas or real exploration of evil/horror. As for the topic, as a kid my older brother would subject me to a lot of horror movies against my will and I'd be scared from Alien or Nightmare on Elm Street for weeks. But the only one that really hosed me up was Arachnophobia. My gf asked what I would do if she teased me with a spider and I told her I'd brake up with her on the spot. I'd probably burn the whole neighborhood down, too, just to be safe.
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Jun 17, 2020 00:14
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU3P6WXzvXU This is probably the only legit scary movie I've ever seen.
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Jun 17, 2020 00:16
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Metaline posted:You didn’t dream it; the scene is from The Abominable Dr. Phibes starring Vincent Price! Phibes is such a fun movie. The sequel is pretty amusing too.
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Jun 17, 2020 00:21
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Sir Not Appearing posted:Mine was Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Sure, it's not a horror movie, but I was 7 when it came out and the "bug in the ear" scene hosed me up. I turn 45 Friday, and I still thoroughly check my helmets before I take one of my motorcycles out. Came to post this one too. I was even younger when I saw this movie. drat it, I had terrifying memories of this that, especially the squeaking that the characters would hear before their imminent death... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGCTD5o_eGI&t=501s Every high pitched noise/ringing in my ear convinced me I had some sort of horrible bug in my ear that was going to kill me. 
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Jun 17, 2020 00:39
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AlphaKeny1 posted:That's exactly how I felt when watching Human Centipede 2. The first movie is actually a pretty interesting concept. The second movie is just gratuitous shock bullshit and has no interesting ideas or real exploration of evil/horror. Break up with you^ And you may grow out of it kinda. I am far less terrified of spiders than I used to be. I love nature and just tell myself they are amazing creatures, the cats of the creepycrawlie genre; and since I don't live in the South where there are BIG FAT BANANA spiders hanging out head height I can deal....
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Jun 17, 2020 00:44
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I saw Robocop when I was 4 and Cape Fear (1991) sunday night and they were about the same level of psychic trauma E: I have not seen A Serbian Film but I did read the wikipedia article about it and then had a nightmare about the FBI arresting me for having read the wikipedia article about it.
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Jun 17, 2020 00:49
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Cowman posted:With the exception of the real animal deaths I was pretty bored throughout it. The animal deaths rocked me to my core though and made me really sick. Cowman posted:It's why I never bothered with A Serbian Film when I went through my extreme films kick, it's nothing but dumb shock value stuff to try and be the most xxxtreme film on the market. I agree with both. Cannibal Holocaust was plain boring. The animal deaths turned it from unsavory exploitation to just unpalatable. The poor pig and turtle in that still haunts me in a bad way, not in a scary way. A Serbian Film was just gross and tried to ram as much gross poo poo in as possible. Felt like a 16 year old wrote it.
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Jun 17, 2020 01:02
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There's a scene in the movie The Vanishing where the main character drinks drugged coffee and wakes up buried alive. I saw that when I was about 4 or 5, and I don't think anything else has stuck with me or hosed me up quite the same way
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Jun 17, 2020 01:07
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Dangerous Minority posted:There's a scene in the movie The Vanishing where the main character drinks drugged coffee and wakes up buried alive. I'd argue The Serpent and The Rainbow's buried alive scene is more horrifying because while Bill Pulman's buried alive from the voodoo zombie powder he starts hallucinating being drowned in blood.
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Jun 17, 2020 02:04
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Dangerous Minority posted:There's a scene in the movie The Vanishing where the main character drinks drugged coffee and wakes up buried alive. At least the dude survives in the remake. He's just hosed in the original Dutch one
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