Creepy Movie Moments!

Update! I watched one of the creepiest movies I've *ever* seen yesterday, though I didn't expect it to be so unnerving - the Machinist, with Christian Bale, directed by Brad Anderson. It's about a machinist who hasn't slept in over a year who begins to lose touch with reality (but perhaps not for the reasons you'd assumed). Sounds interesting but not frightening, but I swear, I had to pause the thing multiple times because it felt vaguely like being slowly stabbed with some kind of corkscrew - psychologically, anyway. You just feel so awful for two hours, jeez.

There's a fine line separating creepy, scary and gross - one of the 'creepiest' movies I've ever seen is 'The Tenant' (or Le locataire) by Roman Polanski. I'll probably end up giving away the plot if I describe it, but it's basically about a man who moves into the apartment of a woman who attempted suicide who starts 'absorbing' her personality. Which, needless to say, is not a very pleasant one - given that she jumped out a window and crashed through a glass roof.

You'll know what I mean after the first twenty minutes - one particularly creepy/memorable scene shows the woman in a full body cast, screaming - all that's visible of her is a black hole in her face. Shudder. Who knows what Polanski was thinking. I recommend you watch it if you want to be deeply disturbed. Part of the reason this film's so unsettling is that it's so subtle, it isn't histrionic or overdone, just damned weird.

As for the previous posts - those twins are CREEPY. But what creeped me out most in 'The Shining' were those montages with all the dead people, particularly the one involving that man with the figure in the dog mask in the hotel room. Scared the hell out of me.

My Top Creepiest Movie Moments: 

Se7en (Seven)

 The part when they find this man and their first speculation was that is was a corpse....however the man was still alive!!

The Sixth Sense 

 When the teenage boy asked Cole if he wanted to play with his father's shot gun. It was the first scene where the audience believes they see the first ghost.

The Blair Witch Project

 At the end when you see the dude facing the wall and then the camera falls. The witch got 'em!

The Pet Sematary 

 The scene where the man's dead wife kisses him....then stabs his @ss!

Halloween

No other scary movie villian got under my skin quite like Michael Myers.

Child's Play 

 It's a freaking walking, talking, killing doll!!!

Misery

 The scene where Bates breaks his feet.

Dawn of The Dead (2004)

 The scene where Mekai Phifer's wife gives birth to this zombie spawn baby.

The Hills Have Eyes (2006)

 The entire scene in the trailer....too explicit for me to even repeat here.

The Truth Is Out There. Trust No One! Deny Everything!

You're upsetting me....on several levels.

For me, it wasn't the shower scene of Psycho. It was the ending... After I saw it, I sat there for 10 min with chill bumps when I saw just how deep the characters ran.... Still my favorite movie.

I think 80% of Hostel falls under creepy movie moments...

like when he sliced the back of his ankles....... and then started walking...... ewwwwwwwww

 See I really really hate horror movies.  Well about about 6 months ago I walked in to catch just a part of SAW 2 and well it left me with nightmares and totally freaked me out......

That was the part I saw - I watched like all of 5 mins of it and had to leave the room - yep I'm a horror movie chicken for sure! I hate to say clicking on this thread may end up making me have dreams tonight - ugh

 

 The Shining has to be one of the creepiest movies ever!  The little girls...

"Come play with us, Danny..."

 And this horrifying scene:

PS- That clip from Trainspotting is disturbing on so many different levels.  Fantastic movie though.

"I don't know where I'm going from here, but I promise it won't be boring."

Anyone remember the movie Trainspotting?:

hellraiser 2

Laugh.Think.Feel.

I saw the original Carrie at the theater on opening night.  The end where Amy Irving's character has the dream sequence - walking along the sidewalk, stopping at the burned lot where Carrie's house once stood.

She reaches down to the rubble to lay some flowers down and that BLOODY ARM pops up and grabs her!  The whole theater screamed.  I had to sit and calm myself for 10 minutes before I could get up and leave.

okay - no matter what the movie is, things like this trip me the ef' out: Poltergeist

Tuna ><((((*> the other white meat!

awww.. please no exortcise (how ever u spell it) pictures!!! scared the crap out of me... eveytime i get scared i picture that girls face!! even at night.. i never got over that movie... did i mention im afraid of the dark!!! eik!!!

.Live. .Love. .Laugh.

house of wax!

i just watched it for the first time last night and it was pretty creepy.

Laugh.Think.Feel.

the exorcist  

Laugh.Think.Feel.

Oh dear Lord!  That freaked me out Tuna!  That movie has to be one of the worst/best scary movies ever.  It never fails to get a scream out of me.

"I don't know where I'm going from here, but I promise it won't be boring."

This thread freakin scared me...so I was thinking I'm going to post a happy though pic, so I did a search for it on photobucket and got this!! LMAO! More like scary!

-Pain is weakness leaving the body- USMC OOrah!

*edit: Sorry I forgot to add the name of the movie

The Ring 

 This crap creeps me out everytime i see it, no matter how many times I see it.

 The movie The Exorcist always manages to give me that, looking over your shoulder for a demon, feeling.  There are so many creepy scenes but the one where Regan (Linda Blair) does the spider walk down the stairs, is one of the worst.  I can't even watch it without half covering my eyes.

"I don't know where I'm going from here, but I promise it won't be boring."

OMG, I always look under the comforter to make sure the scary looking girl from the grudge isn't there....scary!

-Pain is weakness leaving the body- USMC OOrah!