re: Creepy scenes in non-horror movies

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Saving Private Ryan stab scene. Think I hated that coward on the stairs so much, it has taken me years to like the actor in anything he did.

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Jeremy Davies was awesome in Lost though.


Good call on the Judge Doom cartoon murder in WFRR...that shite was hella fricked up.

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The scene in Zodiak where Jake Gyllenhall's character goes to the house of the movie theatre owner. That scene is intense and very creepy

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Yeah good call. "Not many people in California have basements."

Also, the scene at the lake is pretty creepy. The stabbing shots are pretty hard to watch.

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The entire scene in the gas station with the old man had me shifting uncomfortably in my seat

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Yup

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brgfather129

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i remember that

Devils Advocate when the Black Lady turned into a demon in the dress shop.
Also when the statues started moving during the conception scene.

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The Dark Crystal

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The whole movie. Actually, all puppet movies. Neverending Story and The Labyrinth creep me out too,

The entire movie "Funny Games"

The scene at the end of "Fat Man and Little Boy" (movie about making of first nuclear bomb at Los Alamos) where John Cusack's character accidentally touches enriched uranium during an experiment and quickly develops massive swelling and deformation due to radiation sickness before dying a few days later.

They show his deformed body and his extreme pain and suffering which scared the shite outta me.

Matthew Broderick's dream in The Cable Guy when demonic Jim Carey is trying to break down his door freaked me out when I was younger

Also the fat twins in Alice and wonderland creeped me out as a kid

If "Angel Heart" is not considered a horror movie, then I say pretty much that whole damn movie.

Agree with the Saving Private Ryan and Roger Rabbit scenes mentioned. I was going to mention the "what's in the box?"scene, as well as a few others from Se7en, but I wasn't sure how to classify the movie itself".

If "Silence of the Lambs" is considered thriller and not horror, then I'll add the dancing in front of the mirror and night vision goggles in the basement scenes.