The film part that disturbed you for life...

[bennyboy]

Think it was an episode in Play for the Day in the 70's when a man had a glass jar thing on his head with rats inside it.
Talk of the school at the time.

 

[threespires]

Think it was an episode in Play for the Day in the 70's when a man had a glass jar thing on his head with rats inside it.
Talk of the school at the time.

Whereas now people watching that kind of stuff is just a way for Z listers to make a bit of cash before Christmas.

 

[chris63]

The Exorcist. Scared the crap out of me. Bought the extended video years ago. Still haven't watched it.

 

[roman totale]

I’ve said this before on similar threads; it’s an absolute powerhouse of a film and one of my favourites, yet I’ve only seen it the once. Never had the fortitude to watch it again.

Seeing Ray Winstone in the Gary Oldman film (based on his own upbringing apparently) Nil By Mouth, still disturbs me now, thinking about it.

A very very difficult watch.

 

[chesterbells]

I’ve said this before on similar threads; it’s an absolute powerhouse of a film and one of my favourites, yet I’ve only seen it the once. Never had the fortitude to watch it again.

I genuinely don’t think I will watch it again.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

 

[shevtheblue]

When i was in Uni, me and my mate went to watch a Japanese film called Audition by Takeshi Miike at the Odeon (think it was Odeon, anyway) on Oxford Rd. We didn't know anything about it, it was part of a series of Japanese movies they were showing, it started as a normal romantic movie i guess but then goes mental at the end - the lead woman is drugging the lead man and sawing off his feet with piano wire....yeah insane

 

[He’stheleftbackremember]

Not seen it for while, so don’t know if I watched it now it would affect me, but I remember jumping a lot during Wolf Creek

 

[1961_vintage]

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So, so creepy. Donald Sutherland brilliant.

 

[TonyM]

Not seen it for while, so don’t know if I watched it now it would affect me, but I remember jumping a lot during Wolf Creek

It felt like a line was crossed over in that movie in terms of not just shocking the viewer but mocking the victims.

I gave up half way through that out of pure disgust that anyone would make it in the way they did. As far as I knew it was based on a true story (maybe I was wrong though and over reacted?).

 

[Paul Moulden's Golden Balls]

Seeing A GP Lambretta on Quadrophenia. The film was set in the early 60's yet the GP range didn't come out until 68/69. I'm still not right from seeing that.

The most terrifying scene was Sting's "dancing".

 

[west didsblue]

Just watching Psycho now on BBC2. Shower scene is still as chilling as ever.

 

[City Hobgoblin]

Despite the somewhat dated special effects, the ending to the original The Fly is a mind-fuck.

 

[Robinho's Subbuteo]

First 20 minutes of Saving Private Ryan.

 

[He’stheleftbackremember]

It felt like a line was crossed over in that movie in terms of not just shocking the viewer but mocking the victims.

I gave up half way through that out of pure disgust that anyone would make it in the way they did. As far as I knew it was based on a true story (maybe I was wrong though and over reacted?).

I only watched it once, a long time ago, didn’t want to watch it again. I think you’re right.

 

[Djibrilshairdo]

Absolutely terrified me as a kid.
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The Harpies and skelingtons too...

 

[chris63]

Dr Who. John Pertwee and the sea creatures. Terrified me as a child.

 

[dickie davies]

La cabina
Scared the life out of me as a kid, phone box doors were heavy!
A Spanish short horror film about being trapped in a telephone box from 1972.
It's available on YouTube now we're safe and there's no telephone boxes anymore!

Someone was trapped in a telephone box for over 50 years!
How did they survive?

 

[Pablo123]

Someone was trapped in a telephone box for over 50 years!
How did they survive?

Rang the local takeaway.

 

[Fat Chance]

Seeing Ray Winstone in the Gary Oldman film (based on his own upbringing apparently) Nil By Mouth, still disturbs me now, thinking about it.

Winston in Tim Roth's War Zone gives it a ten-break ( watched it by accident)

*i believe they had to stop filming at one point cause it was effecting the cast's health.