Scary Movie Scenes You Won't Watch More Than Once
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Sarah
While Tim Curry's fierce performance makes you fear Pennywise, the remake does put a spin on it that I think makes it measure up.
Instead of the primary focus being Pennywise himself, they split it much better with Georgie's experience. At the end of the scene, even if you aren't personally afraid of clowns, you feel the fear of the character facing him. Because you see how Georgie's death begins, the bloody injury, his fearful crying as he tries to crawl away, and that final shot of the long arm reaching out s l o w l y to grab him and yank him back into the sewer, you feel a lot more than you would if you weren't afraid of clowns watching the first movie, even with Tim Curry's stellar acting ability.
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While Tim Curry's fierce performance makes you fear Pennywise, the remake does put a spin on it that I think makes it measure up.
Instead of the primary focus being Pennywise himself, they split it much better with Georgie's experience. At the end of the scene, even if you aren't personally afraid of clowns, you feel the fear of the character facing him. Because you see how Georgie's death begins, the bloody injury, his fearful crying as he tries to crawl away, and that final shot of the long arm reaching out s l o w l y to grab him and yank him back into the sewer, you feel a lot more than you would if you weren't afraid of clowns watching the first movie, even with Tim Curry's stellar acting ability.
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Hornytoad
People don't seem to get two simple things:
When you are seven years old: anything can be scary: a corny TV show, a book cover, a metal album cover can haunt your nightmares for years.
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Being startled and being scared are NOT the same thing. To feel real dread when watching a film, you have to be invested in the characters, and submerged in the film as it it was happening to you. It requires an investment of imagination. To be really frightened watching a film is to forget that it is a film. If you can't do that, then sorry, poor you.
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People don't seem to get two simple things:
When you are seven years old: anything can be scary: a corny TV show, a book cover, a metal album cover can haunt your nightmares for years.
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Being startled and being scared are NOT the same thing. To feel real dread when watching a film, you have to be invested in the characters, and submerged in the film as it it was happening to you. It requires an investment of imagination. To be really frightened watching a film is to forget that it is a film. If you can't do that, then sorry, poor you.
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Luke
I was exposed to horror movies at a young age, so I was pretty desensitized early on, but one of the few I was completely barred from watching was The Descent. My mom and aunts sent us to our room so they could watch it by themselves, and us kids heard the screaming from all the way across the house. With that as the tone setter, my curiosity was piqued, and a few nights later I snuck into the living room with the dvd to watch it by myself. I wasn't claustrophobic before then. I am now.
To this day I've never seen it again.
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I was exposed to horror movies at a young age, so I was pretty desensitized early on, but one of the few I was completely barred from watching was The Descent. My mom and aunts sent us to our room so they could watch it by themselves, and us kids heard the screaming from all the way across the house. With that as the tone setter, my curiosity was piqued, and a few nights later I snuck into the living room with the dvd to watch it by myself. I wasn't claustrophobic before then. I am now.
To this day I've never seen it again.
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Max
The two most disturbing scenes I have seen in movies that I didn't want to see again where not from what you would call horror films. The young boy getting killed in Funny Games was pretty disturbing you didn't see it graphically but he got his head blown off by a shotgun. The reactions of the parents seeing it happen Tim Roth and Naomi Watts told you how graphic it was. The other scene was similar and was graphic but it's the unexpected nature of it that was more shocking and that was Bolties death in Super.
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The two most disturbing scenes I have seen in movies that I didn't want to see again where not from what you would call horror films. The young boy getting killed in Funny Games was pretty disturbing you didn't see it graphically but he got his head blown off by a shotgun. The reactions of the parents seeing it happen Tim Roth and Naomi Watts told you how graphic it was. The other scene was similar and was graphic but it's the unexpected nature of it that was more shocking and that was Bolties death in Super.
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Iafiv
Movie scenes you won't watch more than once if you're the kind of person that gets scared of pretty much everything. If you're the kind of person that keeps their cool you might be disturbed but you will watch these movies as many times as you want. Of course considering how some people these days get creeped out by everything even kittens i'm not surprised they cannot watch a horror movie.
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Movie scenes you won't watch more than once if you're the kind of person that gets scared of pretty much everything. If you're the kind of person that keeps their cool you might be disturbed but you will watch these movies as many times as you want. Of course considering how some people these days get creeped out by everything even kittens i'm not surprised they cannot watch a horror movie.
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Hyphy
Um. How can you think the first It was better than the remake. No way dude. Tim Curry is definitely at his best and is the only reason anyone should watch it. But EVERYTHING about the remake is watchable. The kid actors did an incredible job. I watched the old movies as a young kid and even thought they were almost too cheesy. Usually remakes suck but this one is definitely king so far.
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Um. How can you think the first It was better than the remake. No way dude. Tim Curry is definitely at his best and is the only reason anyone should watch it. But EVERYTHING about the remake is watchable. The kid actors did an incredible job. I watched the old movies as a young kid and even thought they were almost too cheesy. Usually remakes suck but this one is definitely king so far.
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Medic83
I've never understood the appeal of horror movies. Why would you want to watch someone being dismembered? Why would you encourage others to do the same? It's just so wrong to enjoy watching sometime being tortured. And if you think it's cool, visit your local emergency room on a bad day. Guarantee it'll lose its appeal quicker than opening a gallon of milk only to find it sour.
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I've never understood the appeal of horror movies. Why would you want to watch someone being dismembered? Why would you encourage others to do the same? It's just so wrong to enjoy watching sometime being tortured. And if you think it's cool, visit your local emergency room on a bad day. Guarantee it'll lose its appeal quicker than opening a gallon of milk only to find it sour.
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jamewsucksgt
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Looper YO! YOU FORGOT Veronica Horror Spain Movie I WATCHED THAT MANY TIMES IN MY NEIGHBOURHOOD TV NETFLIX ABOUT 5 TIMES THAT CALLED A SPIRIT WANT TO TALK TO VERONICA
THE MOVIE OF VERONICA IS TRUE STORY WATCH IN NETFLIX CHECK OUT
Sandra Escacena as Veronica
the real name of the girl teenage is Estafania Guetretro Latorrezz
thats real story watch it
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Sarah
I found the shaving scene from Cabin Fever especially unpleasant to watch because I've had cuts on my leg that got infected. However, some of the nastiest scenes from horror movies are in David Cronenberg movies. you have to be in an especially bleak frame of mind to want to watch Dead Ringers or Videodrome or even his non-horror films like Eastern Promises!
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I found the shaving scene from Cabin Fever especially unpleasant to watch because I've had cuts on my leg that got infected. However, some of the nastiest scenes from horror movies are in David Cronenberg movies. you have to be in an especially bleak frame of mind to want to watch Dead Ringers or Videodrome or even his non-horror films like Eastern Promises!
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