"The scene in American werewolf in london where the beast kills in the tube station on the escalator first time i saw that remember feeling cold and all my hairs standing on end ! "
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There are so many comments about Threads on here, maybe we need a Threads thread.
For those who don't know, Threads was a mid-80s BBC production about a nuclear war, focusing on certain people in Sheffield. It was as grim as it gets. Don't expect anything resemblance of a happy ending. |
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"When the bomb goes off in threads
That whole movie is just sickening. It’s beyond horror because it’s so real, zero punches held
We were made to watch that in school as a 12yr old!"
What the hell.
I watched it off a recommendation in my 20s and I felt blank for like 2 hours after.
Were you guys ok after watching it? Seems like some really heavy material for kids |
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By *oofy321Man
over a year ago
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"When the bomb goes off in threads
That whole movie is just sickening. It’s beyond horror because it’s so real, zero punches held
We were made to watch that in school as a 12yr old!
What the hell.
I watched it off a recommendation in my 20s and I felt blank for like 2 hours after.
Were you guys ok after watching it? Seems like some really heavy material for kids "
When I was 12 we were living with the real threat of nuclear war |
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Brawl in cell block 99 starting Vince Vaughn, it's one of those movies that makes you flinch more than once while watching
...but it's when the doctor threatens to 'operate' that got me. It's a scene that relies heavily on the power of suggestion |
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A few scenes! *Spoiler alert
The end of Phantasm scared me most. The tall man is not dead!
Head appearing in Jaws.
Alien when it appears in the shuttle after Riply thinks she has escaped.
End of remake of Bodysnatchers Never has Donald Sutherland appeared so scary! |
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Trainspotting, when Begby throws a glass over the balcony in a club and hits a woman in the face. The things that scare me are always the things closest to reality. |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago
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Alien.
Ripley having to move through the ship, set the self-destruct, then go back and reset it, all the while knowing the alien could be anywhere.
The use of tight spaces, lighting and steam to give you a claustrophobic, paranoid experience is excellent.
Actually, alien does this well throughout. Almost as tense is Dallas in the crawl tubes trying to flush the alien out, and it turns the tables on him.
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The blob, the original Steve McQueen version.
When the blob attacks the movie theatre and starts oozing through the ventilation grills.
Not scary today but as a kid fucking frightened me.
Also
The invisible monster on Forbidden planet entering the space ship.
It's what you can't see that's scary. |
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