The turtle scene in Cannibal Holocaust.
Also the barbed wire in the vagina overkill from the Silent Hill movie was pretty awesome.
Also the barbed wire in the vagina overkill from the Silent Hill movie was pretty awesome.
Most disturbing death in a movie
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Just remembered some more things. Kiss of the Dragon with Jet Li. The titular 'Kiss of the Dragon' is a secret kung-fu/acupuncture-hybrid technique. The final scene of the movie; Jet Li gets his vengeance with a swift, elegantly-placed needle in the back of the villains neck. Li then proceeds to explain exactly what's going to happen to him, as he's completely paralyzed. He shakes hideously and bleeds from every - single - orifice.
Also going to throw my vote out for The Thing. The death's weren't terrible, but what was killing them was disturbing as fuck.
Even a couple in Law Abiding Citizen were disturbing, albeit for different reasons.
*SPOILERS below. I fail at spoiler tags*
When Washington's character is clearly starting to break down completely and lose all faith that he'll have a chance of surviving, as everyone dies around him.
Everyone has left the office at the same time, and they all get into their cars. Washington then has to watch as they all blow up, one by one, and the woman who's spent most of the movie being Washington's moral compass and talking about how much she loves her boyfriend, gives one, last, sombre glance through the window of her car, now a ticking timebomb-deathtrap, and then explodes.
I find emotional deaths much more disturbing than just gorefests.
Just remembered some more things. Kiss of the Dragon with Jet Li. The titular 'Kiss of the Dragon' is a secret kung-fu/acupuncture-hybrid technique. The final scene of the movie; Jet Li gets his vengeance with a swift, elegantly-placed needle in the back of the villains neck. Li then proceeds to explain exactly what's going to happen to him, as he's completely paralyzed. He shakes hideously and bleeds from every - single - orifice.
Also going to throw my vote out for The Thing. The death's weren't terrible, but what was killing them was disturbing as fuck.
Even a couple in Law Abiding Citizen were disturbing, albeit for different reasons.
*SPOILERS below. I fail at spoiler tags*
When Washington's character is clearly starting to break down completely and lose all faith that he'll have a chance of surviving, as everyone dies around him.
Everyone has left the office at the same time, and they all get into their cars. Washington then has to watch as they all blow up, one by one, and the woman who's spent most of the movie being Washington's moral compass and talking about how much she loves her boyfriend, gives one, last, sombre glance through the window of her car, now a ticking timebomb-deathtrap, and then explodes.
I find emotional deaths much more disturbing than just gorefests.
I'm not big on gore or slasher flicks but there was a made-for-TV movie I saw part of as a kid where these two little girls are playing in a field and some guy (always backlit so you can't see his face) comes after them and ends up killing one of them (don't remember it well... strangled her I think?) then the other one starts to run, but trips and ends up trying to back away from the guy who's holding a 2x4. She starts begging and saying she won't tell anybody, and the next thing you see are just a few drops of blood that spray over a white flower. Not really graphic but I was pretty little when I saw it.
In terms of just me being squeamish: 2 T-Rexes in Jurassic Park 2, Leech in King Kong, Se7en... umm... everything, Saving Private Ryan... erm... lots of it, hostages being shot in Air Force One (mostly the reporter), the couple camping in Broken Arrow (I guess I have a soft spot for people who are basically innocent being outright murdered) and the guy who got his throat smashed in in that one (he deserved it, but I jumped when the hit landed). Like I said, mostly tame but slashers just don't appeal to me.
In terms of just me being squeamish: 2 T-Rexes in Jurassic Park 2, Leech in King Kong, Se7en... umm... everything, Saving Private Ryan... erm... lots of it, hostages being shot in Air Force One (mostly the reporter), the couple camping in Broken Arrow (I guess I have a soft spot for people who are basically innocent being outright murdered) and the guy who got his throat smashed in in that one (he deserved it, but I jumped when the hit landed). Like I said, mostly tame but slashers just don't appeal to me.
Don't think it's the same guy, Mr Stabby was just part of the storming infantry. And besides, were talking disturbing death scenes, not moralistic, sugar coated, failings of script writers.Kathinka said:
Go see the Lucio Fulci movies, there are enough disturbing deaths there to fill an entire top 50 list.
well the most disturbing REACTION is when the girl gets thrown through the window in the first Friday the 13th. I thought she was gonna turn into a gerbil or something.
i think mr stabby was that one guy, he had even a name in the credits..the one who reloaded the machine gun earlyer in the movie at this radar site..gotta check. and yes, it's a little off toppic, but i wanted to point out the redicolousnes (is that even a word?^^)Fangface74 said:
Cannibal Holocaust.
Pretty much the whole movie as I saw it when I was waaaaay too young but there is one scene in particular where a women is killed with a spiked dildo thingy.
In retrospect I wouldn't recommend ANYONE EVER watching it.
It still makes me a little green thinking about it.
Pretty much the whole movie as I saw it when I was waaaaay too young but there is one scene in particular where a women is killed with a spiked dildo thingy.
In retrospect I wouldn't recommend ANYONE EVER watching it.
It still makes me a little green thinking about it.
Different German. He crosses Upham on the stairs after killing Mellish, the bit where Upham takes his hand off the gun and lets him pass. Yet, when the prisoner they released sees him later on in the final battle scene, he recognises him immediately and smiles.lordofthemarshes said:
They do look similar, although psycho knife Nazi is beefier!
Flower of Flesh and blood. The whole darn thing. If you want to see it, i dont suggest it. If you dont know what it is or never heard of it, its better to keep it that way.