Disturbing Movie Moments

[january]

Bonsai, you're so right, that scene in Volcano was horrible. I haven't seen the movie since if first came out, and that one scene is pretty much all I can remember about the whole thing.

There are a lot of moments in The Cell that disturbed me, but most of all was the scene where the horse is sliced up and put on display...It's the sound the horse makes at the point of impact that will never leave me. Or the part where Vince Vaughan's intestines get pulled out of him....aaaagh. Seriously, just thinking about that movie is enough to give me nightmares.

[sylph]

January said:

Bonsai, you're so right, that scene in Volcano was horrible. I haven't seen the movie since if first came out, and that one scene is pretty much all I can remember about the whole thing.

There are a lot of moments in The Cell that disturbed me, but most of all was the scene where the horse is sliced up and put on display...It's the sound the horse makes at the point of impact that will never leave me. Or the part where Vince Vaughan's intestines get pulled out of him....aaaagh. Seriously, just thinking about that movie is enough to give me nightmares.

You forgot to add where Vincent D'Onofrio is hanging suspended by hooks through his skin above the dead body and getting off on it. Creepy film but beautifully shot. Would have been much better had J.Lo's part been recast.

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In Woody Allen's Everyone Says I Love You, his screen daughter spends the whole movie Pimping for her father played by Woody Allen. It was creepy and ugly incest---she was f*cking Daddy through his young and nubile girlfriend played by Julia Roberts. Mr. Allen kept touching Julia Roberts the same way that he kept touching his screen daughter.

No one caught on to this until Mr. Allen left Ms. Farrow for his stepdaughter, Chump Gong, or whatever her name is. Mr. Allen was telegraphing his perversity quite openly in that movie. And I suppose that he thought that banging and marrying his stepdaughter was OK, because he did something close to that in this film and everyone thought that it was so romantic and funny. I can see why he was surprised at the outrage when he actually did it in his personal life.

And really, Mr. Allen, you could never get a Julia Roberts even in your youth. Look at what you did get, Lump Lee Ick, she is no princess, even a buck toothed British one.

[veronicamars]

Everyone says I love You was made years after the whole Soon Yi scandal, which happened in 1992.

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I will incorporate corrections.

The timeline goes

• 1992: Nude Polaroid pictures of Som Ge It are found in Ms. Farrow's apartment. Investigations, hysteria, and accusations fly and Tabloid Nirvana is achieved.
• 1996: is the release date of Everyone Says I Love You. Most Critics gush over Allen's ideas of Romance and Comedy. Other critics note that he is on shaky and crumbling comedy legs, but they are few. No one mentions the Elephant, Yi Luv Mi Da, in the movie. And for good reasons, she is often hid subconsciously in the fetid waters of Venice, which is where some of the movie takes place.
• 1997: Mr. Wood Allen and Com Ann Ti He marry (in Venice, of all places---fancy that, considering all the Freud psycho babble that Mr. Wood Allen has enjoyed low this last century) and Love Triumphs as it must in all good comedy---just not in Annie Hall, (another Freudian slip).

So in revision, no one notes the creepy Incest, Incest Pimping, Family F*cking, and Pedophilia Themes of that movie, Everyone Says I F*ck You, except, perhaps, Michael Jackson, who keeps it in his Kiddie DVD stash with Bambi Reno and Winnie the Potash, and The Lumps in My Britches; but that is another Tabloid Tale.

And Forgive me Mr. Wood Allen, perhaps you could get Julia Roberts. You got Ms. Farrow (but she always did go for domineering older men---Frank Sinatra and Andre Previn---just imagine what her childhood was like) and Diane Keaton (who drifted away, but she is a drifter), so forgive me my unkind (and perhaps, inaccurate) comment. Julia did marry Lyle Lovett many years ago. But he is taller than you.

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[veronicamars]

This is hard to explain, so bear with me. In Jeepers Creepers 2, there is a scene where the Creeper eyes his potential victims on the schoolbus. He leers at them and licks the window that he is looking in at them from. But here's the killer: he only leers at the males on the bus, not the females. The director of the film and the first Jeepers is a convicted sex offender who molested a teen boy who worked on an earlier film of his.

[Smilla]

Since other ultra-disturbing stuff about horses was mentioned upthread, let me mention how disturbing I found that moment in The Ring when the horse jumps off the ship and then gets sucked into its rotors (propellors? I don't sail). Hideous.

[veronicamars]

That was godawful. I would love to know how they did that scene, though.

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A Clockwork Orange, the assault scenes were sickening and kept me up all night. I couldn't sleep because they disturbed me so much.

I saw this at age 16 at the house of a boy I was casually dating. Screwed my head up, royally. I never went out with him again.

I also saw I Spit on Your Grave with a date, again as a teen. (What can I say, we were poor, we had Blockbuster dates.) I was really disturbed because the lead looked so much like Madeleine Stowe, who looks exactly like the white version of me (I'm mixed race). Those are the most brutal rape scenes I have ever suffered through.

I should have realized it was foolish to let the boy pick the movie.

[veronicamars]

The girl who was the rape victim in I Spit on Your Grave is Buster Keaton's niece and she later ended up marrying the producer of the film. Snarklyn, please tell me your date didn't enjoy "Spit".

Anyone seen "Freaks"? Very disturbing. And did I mention that those were real freaks used in the film?