All the armies and grace meant nothing in that moment when Bilbo was left fighting the power of the ring alone. Luckily he had enough of himself to resist killing Frodo and running away forever.
Close Encounters Of The 3rd Kind: When Barry the kid gets abducted. Also when the Grays come out of the mother ship use to always creep me out when i was a kid.
That boat tunnel scene in Charlie And The Chocolate Factory.
Also Watership Down has some horrifying scenes for a kids film.
Watched 1917 last night and that felt like a horror movie in places. The mix of that tracking shot, lighting, music, bleak landscape was really effective at making you feel the bleak horror of WWI.
Oh definitely. Probably a lot of war movies feel like that at times. Hacksaw Ridge has that night sequence as well and I know a lot of people mention Come and See as a terrifying non horror movie.
The main villain of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle might as well have come from a horror movie. All of his scenes are ridiculously uncomfortable with all the gross shit he does.
YEP and it foreshadows parts of the story and the boys character. The springs in the neck and the no mouth mwah that he has a lot of kinetic energy and this ability to explode (and tell the truth because he knows) but had no way of telling people
If you have time, you should give a try to the film "As Bestas" with the same actor as the lead.
It's a thriller based on a real story, you know all along what's going to happen but still you get caught in it and the vibe of the movie is pretty unconfortable.
There’s a highly underrated movie from 2005 with Paul Walker called Running Scared. It’s a hyper kinetic crime thriller about a low level mob guy trying to track down a gun used in a high profile hit. It’s got one of the scariest scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie, truly sickening.
This might sound ridiculous, but the scene from kindergarten cop when the bad boy slides across the window when Arnold is dreaming always creeped me out…
Not scary per se, but definitely tense, was the ride to the prom in Spiderman: Homecoming as Adrian Toomes began realizing Peter Parker was Spiderman and Peter was realizing that Toomes knew.
I mentioned it not too long ago but the Spahn Ranch scene in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is really suspenseful and creepy.
You really got the sense Brad Pitt was about to get stabbed to death by one of the Manson Family any second.
I wonder if Tarantino was paying homage to the movie Psycho because it had the same sort of Hitchcockian feel.
opened the thread to write about this one. Legit horror scene in non-horror movie
The gas station confrontation in No Country for Old Men. Anton Chigurh is creepy as hell and doesn't need jump scares to give you the willies.
call it
What?
you need to call it. i can’t call it for you.
Well we need to know what we’re calling for
#EVERYTHING
How’s that?
Everything. You stand to win everything. Call it.
Alright, heads then.
hahaha you fool *walks away*
I need to rewatch that movie. Its brilliant.
Bilbo Baggins hissing scene in Fellowship of the Ring Didn’t think I’d pee my pants in a lord of the rings movie…
I'm sorry my boy
I always need to look away right before it happens.
Also when the ring is about to be picked up off Bilbo's floor and Sauron is all like, Peekaboo!
All the armies and grace meant nothing in that moment when Bilbo was left fighting the power of the ring alone. Luckily he had enough of himself to resist killing Frodo and running away forever.
ET in the shed. Gave me nightmares.
I feel you with this one.
The diner sequence in Mulholland Drive.
Agreed. What the hell was that thing by the dumpster
Bonnie Aarons...
Close Encounters Of The 3rd Kind: When Barry the kid gets abducted. Also when the Grays come out of the mother ship use to always creep me out when i was a kid. That boat tunnel scene in Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. Also Watership Down has some horrifying scenes for a kids film.
The poster for Watership Down alone creeps the hell out of me.
The scene in Looper where the guys nose disappears and as he runs back his arms and legs disappear as well.
Nasty scene. Made my toes curl
Yup, I have to skip it. Once was enough.
The Pale Man in Pan’s Labyrinth
Oh DEFINITELY that dude gives me the willies
Highway scene in Nocturnal Animals is one of the scariest things I've seen. Because it could happen to anyone.
Yeah… that’s gotta be one of the scariest opening scenes in a non horror movie. Or any movie.
It's one of those movies that I love but can't watch more than once. Also if I remember correctly there was a baby cam scene with a jumpscare too.
Sid's toys in the first Toy Story.
Saying that kids toys scary and forgetting about that kind is like calling frankensteins monster scary and forgetting about Frankenstein.
Large Marge.
NAH THAT SHIT IS FUNNY DUDE. She’s still flying when he leaves the house
Lol, they were referring to Pee Wee's Big Adventure, not Prisoner of Azkaban. 🤣
OH! What’s the context?
Stop everything you're doing and go watch Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.
What’s it about?
Some guy gets his bike stolen and goes on an odyssey to get it back.
What the fuck did you just make me watch
Ooh! I’ll try to find it
Watched 1917 last night and that felt like a horror movie in places. The mix of that tracking shot, lighting, music, bleak landscape was really effective at making you feel the bleak horror of WWI.
Oh definitely. Probably a lot of war movies feel like that at times. Hacksaw Ridge has that night sequence as well and I know a lot of people mention Come and See as a terrifying non horror movie.
The donkey scene in Pinocchio really freaked me out as a kid.
Oh absolutely. Still unnerving to this day.
Doc Ock surgery scene in Spiderman 2. Sam Raimi letting his Evil Dead background shine through
I remember first seeing that in theaters. I was jaw dropped and wide-eyed for a good few minutes.
Threads (1983) the whole movie
The bear in Annihilation. Just... Yeah. Eek.
Isn’t annihilation considered cosmic horror like Mandy or Colour Out Of Space
The main villain of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle might as well have come from a horror movie. All of his scenes are ridiculously uncomfortable with all the gross shit he does.
All Of the Judas scenes in passion of the christ
Passion of the Christ is one movie I don’t think I’ll watch again. It was a one time experience
Those demonic children still haunt my dreams
“Is it safe?” in Marathon Man (1976).
The drawing was *not* a self portrait.
YEP and it foreshadows parts of the story and the boys character. The springs in the neck and the no mouth mwah that he has a lot of kinetic energy and this ability to explode (and tell the truth because he knows) but had no way of telling people
What movie is this?
Parasite.
Dude, I forgot all about the painting.
Yeah. That movie is a masterpiece there’s so many foreshadowing and symbolic elements
The boat in the tunnel from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)
The climax of Whiplash. Felt like I was holding my breath the entire time.
Not quite my tempo.
The cat in the hat. Was my horror as a kid.
And to add to your comment, cats. Maybe cats and humans should just stay friends
They should have gone with what Steven Spielberg had planned, make it animated.
One Hour Photo. The wall. And the flip book of photos.
Kiddo's burial in Kill Bill 2. I'm an old grown man, and that shit fucked me up. Despite it being completely dark, had to close my eyes.
The door scene in “Signs” and imo the ending aswell are some scary scenes.
Inglorious Basterds opening scene
Oh man… that farmer just crumbled. He was terrified and just… gave up like that. Poor dude.
If you have time, you should give a try to the film "As Bestas" with the same actor as the lead. It's a thriller based on a real story, you know all along what's going to happen but still you get caught in it and the vibe of the movie is pretty unconfortable.
There’s a highly underrated movie from 2005 with Paul Walker called Running Scared. It’s a hyper kinetic crime thriller about a low level mob guy trying to track down a gun used in a high profile hit. It’s got one of the scariest scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie, truly sickening.
Which scene?
I think I know which one…..and it has nothing to do with Paul Walker or the mob. Hard to disagree with Vera Farmiga’s decision in that moment.
Schindler's List is considered a horror movie, but the film is littered with terrifying scenes.
Same with the pianist! I couldn’t watch that movie after they push the dude in the wheelchair out the window.
That one bedroom scene in White Noise really trips my alarms
This might sound ridiculous, but the scene from kindergarten cop when the bad boy slides across the window when Arnold is dreaming always creeped me out…
I said this the other day but the unmarked grave scene from Behind Enemy Lines made me feel very uneasy on par with unsettling horror movie scenes
I always found the clown nightmare from The Brave Little Toaster creepy as hell when I was a kid. Hell, it’s still creepy today.
That one scene in the perks of being a wallflower. IYKYK.
Not scary per se, but definitely tense, was the ride to the prom in Spiderman: Homecoming as Adrian Toomes began realizing Peter Parker was Spiderman and Peter was realizing that Toomes knew.