Scenes that make you go "Oh that's just wrong."

[warmachine]

The Gungans vs. droids battle in Star Wars Episode 1. I shall list my objections.

Mass infantry ranks - no one's heard of machine guns and grenades?
Gungans don't have blasters - the standard infantry rifle and a military race don't issue them as standard?
Shield mounted on an elephant - there's a reason animals were replaced by vehicles.
Grenades launched by catapults - what is this, the Iron Age?
Droids collapse when their single control station is destroyed - no one would design this.


These things really, really annoy me.

 

[Fox12]

Evil Dead 2013 movie ....

Where uh, Mia gets chased by the haunting spirit in the woods and eventually, it catches up with her. Eventually vines and branches with thorns on it takes the girl prisoner; holding Mia's limbs out. The demonic spirit let's this black slime / slug climb out of her throat and the freaken thing begins to crawl towards Mia. It goes up Mia's leg and- ok i'll be blunt. The bloody thing slithers into her vagina -_-

It's just super gross. I was really uncomfortable with the fact they went that far- I get the evil spirit was trying to possess Mia, but did they HAVE to do it like that? Why not have it slither up and climb into Mia's mouth? Or why not have a more disturbing scene then .... whatever that was? I don't see how having a black slug go inside someone's vagina could- you see where i'm going with this???

That's just wrong and it clearly isn't something I can take either seriously or accept >_>

They pretty much had to, since the scene was in the original, and fans would lose their minds if they took it out. As to why it was in the original... Apparently Sam Reimy insisted. I think a number of people were creeped out by it. The original was actually worse, and more drawn out in my opinion. I though the remake toned it down.

Also, the original Evil Dead wasn't very good. It's the sequel everyone cares about. It was basically the perfect horror comedy. Even better then Cabin in the Woods.

 

[Cap'nPipsqueak]

Well OP, you are in for a surprise in this world if Mass Effect is your example.

I have had this experience just from reading synopsis' and peoples comments on movies such as A Serbian Tale, 100 Days of Sodom, and there are a bunch more that will pop up on IMDB. Irreversible...

Just reading what happens makes you feel a little ill.

Well, I could have also gone with the Collectors using liquefied humans as a fuel source, so...

 

[Chanticoblues]

The sex scenes in Trouble Every Day are disturbing and strange but also fantastic and metaphorical.

 

[Just Ebola]

... Can't do Yogi Bear. That scene whether was a reference, a call back, or a sick joke- it was too vile for my tastes.

It'd be like going in to see Captain America: Winter Soldier expecting action and some drama ... only for a scene to involve Black Widow getting a rectal examination in a graphic manner. Like, you didn't expect it nor does it make a lick of sense for the scene to happen in a movie like this. I went in to see a horror movie, not a hentai scene involving a black slug going into a teenage girl like what the hell?

I hope that makes sense. You can't have your cake and eat it too, especially if you smear the strawberry cake with peanut butter.

That comparison doesn't work, one is a family-friendly action movie and one is a horror/thriller/slasher flick. You can't agree to watch it and then have any right to be surprised when something vile happens on-screen, now that's a correct usage of "having one's cake and eating it too". And she was not a teen-aged girl, but a fully grown woman struggling with a heroin addiction, and it's not comparable to hentai because it wasn't meant to be sexually titillating. Except maybe to some very demented individuals.

And if it helps, I'm pretty sure that scene was meant to be a metaphor for possession, I don't think she went through the entire movie with an actual, physical demon vine inside her womb. Especially since she gets cured from her possession later.

Honestly, just be glad seeing things like that does make you uncomfortable. It'd be pretty worrysome if it didn't.

OT: I'm seeing a lot of teases in this thread! You can't dangle these scenes in front of us like a tasty worm on a hook and not show us. So I've taken the liberty of scaring a few up for those of us who want to exorcise our movie/videogame demons

Keep in mind, I'm not trying to re-traumatize anyone here, so don't click unless you want to be grossed out, appaled, scared and/or triggered in some fashion. This is more for the morbidly curious such as myself. Click at your own risk.

Not a fan of the eye part in Dead Space 2 either. I've never screwed it up--nor have I seen clips of people screwing it up because oh God, why?--but I always look away just before the needle goes in because ew...

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Silent Hill movie, where Pyramid Head tears off the girl's skin and then throws her remains against the door. I literally shouted in the theater, "Oooooh SNAP!" because it was so gross (I don't swear in public).
Thankfully, it was just me, my friend, and two old ladies sitting in the front who looked like they were in their sixties or seventies.

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Saw 2 the syringe pit

first time i shuddered and said oh hellz no

Annnnd this is one of the few that makes me genuinely uncomfortable. Good gravy, this one is just demented, fair warning for those of you who haven't seen it.

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Just for good measure, I'll add one of my favorites, incidentally from one of my favorite movies. The infamous tooth torture scene from Oldboy.
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[Blitsie]

Has anybody seen Antichrist with William Dafoe in? There is one particular scene that stands out with his girlfriend and a pair of scissors. *Shivers* That is burnt into the retina for sure. There are a few cringey scenes in that film that make you think "no...wait...what??" but I think that one hasn't been topped by completely coming out of the blue and not shying away in any sense. The difference between that type of film and those cheap shock films is the grounded, sober tone that doesn't make you consistently roll your eyes at a creator just trying to be edgy. Also contrast.

Jesus reading the content advisory on IMDB alone had me running for the hills, that film is seriously all kinds of messed up. Lars Von Trier has a knack for directing movies dark enough to taint your soul though from what I've heard, the Nymphomaniac films he did are also quite high on the disturbing scale supposedly.

Anyway, I honestly can't remember the name of the movie but it was some horror crime thriller about a cop trying to catch a sadistic killer and the first ten minutes starts with the guy torturing a kitten for some live cam show. It wasn't explicit but just disturbing enough to flip all the "fuck no I'm out" switches in me and have me change the channel before I desperately try clawing my eyes out.

 

[Samtemdo8_v1legacy]

Dragon Ball Evolution..... everything about that movie was just wrong.

 

[Parasondox]

The rape scene in Splice. Like, fuck who wrote that scene, shot that scene, approve that scene and even enjoyed that scene. So wrong and unneeded.

FUCK THAT NOISE.

 

[Shoggoth2588]

You've been there - a scene in a game or TV or a movie or even something in a book that makes your skin crawl. Where your first thought is "I could have done without seeing this" and your second is "Who decided to do this?"

One of mine would be Saren at the end of Mass Effect. Yu kill him and you think erything's just tidying up at this point, until he gets back up, his cybernetics tear free from his corpse and then he comes at you like this monstrous skittering spider.

If you can paragon/renegade your way to that point it's especially irksome. "Awesome!" I thought to myself, "I beat the last boss without actually fighting...wait, what?!"

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I'm playing Demon's Souls for the first time and the main thing that comes to mind is simply this: Mind Flayers.

Another one for me is Gummo. I've only seen about 15, 20 minutes of it and I really wish I hadn't seen any of it. This is coming from a guy who enjoyed Ichi the Killer, Audition and, Visitor Q.
...
Thinking about it, out of all of the fucked up stuffed on display in Visitor Q I felt genuinely disturbed during those times when the young boy would beat on his mother.

 

[Parasondox]

Wow. You guys make mine look weak

Stick's torture scene in Daredevil S2. I hate it so much because I know that people would really do things like that, even today. As we speak, the Yakuza is probably fucking up someone's day with 10 barbecue sticks.

No no no. Not weak. That fucked with me. Thats a stick going into your finger through the tip and pushing your bone back. That fucking haunted me.

 

[Just Ebola]

Wow. You guys make mine look weak

Stick's torture scene in Daredevil S2. I hate it so much because I know that people would really do things like that, even today. As we speak, the Yakuza is probably fucking up someone's day with 10 barbecue sticks.

No no no. Not weak. That fucked with me. Thats a stick going into your finger through the tip and pushing your bone back. That fucking haunted me.

Fun fact time! Sticking bamboo chutes under the fingernails was a popular means of torture when interrogating American POWs during the Vietnam war. If I'm not mistaken this, along with other mistreatment is what prompted the Geneva Convention. Could be wrong though.

This isn't actually a fun fact, now I think about it.

 

[Zhukov]

Fun fact time! Sticking bamboo chutes under the fingernails was a popular means of torture when interrogating American POWs during the Vietnam war. If I'm not mistaken this, along with other mistreatment is what prompted the Geneva Convention. Could be wrong though.

The original Geneva Conventions predate the Vietnam War. By about a hundred years.

They've been updated a bunch of times though, most notably after WWII.

They were also updated in 1977, which could be what you're referring to. However, the US never ratified those amendments.

 

[Just Ebola]

Fun fact time! Sticking bamboo chutes under the fingernails was a popular means of torture when interrogating American POWs during the Vietnam war. If I'm not mistaken this, along with other mistreatment is what prompted the Geneva Convention. Could be wrong though.

The original Geneva Conventions predate the Vietnam War. By about a hundred years.

They've been updated a bunch of times though, most notably after WWII.

They were also updated in 1977, which could be what you're referring to. However, the US never ratified those amendments.

I thought I might be off the mark, but was too lazy to look it up. That's why I added two disclaimers hinting that I'm not to be trusted. But your vigilance must be rewarded with another iconic/disturbing scene!

Behold the chest chomp scene from John Carpenter's The thing.

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[Extra-Ordinary]

Most recently, anybody see Don't Breathe?
You know, the part where

Spoiler: Spoilery spoils

The Blind Man tries to impregnate Rocky with a turkey baster.
You know how they say in horror, it's what you don't see that's really scary? Well, that's mostly true but since this concept, isn't exactly a tough one to wrap your head around, they ain't shy about showin' you him using it to draw the semen and it entering the tube and then it drips a little while he's walkin' toward her, God, it's actually making me sick to type and think about.
Gross gross gross gross gross.

Less recently, and less physically graphic

Spoiler: Mr Robot Season 2 spoilers

Joanna Wellick had Kareem killed by her, driver? Agent? Whoever he was.
It's less the murder itself or the shady cover-ups or even the fact that the guy was paralyzed before he got the bullets, it was how she justified it afterwards. The agent asked her why the paralyzing instead of just offing him immediately and her response was that he died with answers and that's what separates themselves from common murderers. It's not the *most* mentally shocking thing I've ever heard but it still pushed my "That's fucked up" button. There are so many things wrong with that statement and situation, it frightens me.
It's like "Yeah, I'm sure he feels a lot better about you ending his life 'cause you gave him a good learnin' before you put three bullets in him." Good times.

 

[Marik2]

A couple of moments in muv luv alternative

 

[Zhukov]

Fun fact time! Sticking bamboo chutes under the fingernails was a popular means of torture when interrogating American POWs during the Vietnam war. If I'm not mistaken this, along with other mistreatment is what prompted the Geneva Convention. Could be wrong though.

The original Geneva Conventions predate the Vietnam War. By about a hundred years.

They've been updated a bunch of times though, most notably after WWII.

They were also updated in 1977, which could be what you're referring to. However, the US never ratified those amendments.

I thought I might be off the mark, but was too lazy to look it up. That's why I added two disclaimers hinting that I'm not to be trusted.

Don't feel bad, I had to look up the dates.

 

[Glongpre]

Well OP, you are in for a surprise in this world if Mass Effect is your example.

I have had this experience just from reading synopsis' and peoples comments on movies such as A Serbian Tale, 100 Days of Sodom, and there are a bunch more that will pop up on IMDB. Irreversible...

Just reading what happens makes you feel a little ill.

Well, I could have also gone with the Collectors using liquefied humans as a fuel source, so...

I guess I am just desensitized from watching and reading about crazy shit that happens in real life, like a guy burning to death in a wildfire on liveleak.
That kind of thing is disturbing to say the least.

 

[springheeljack]

The entire ending scene to Oldboy...it was a brilliant movie but that ending was not enjoyable in the least
The rape scenes in Deliverance, Last House on the Left and Once Upon a Time in New York. Especially the last one it was just so fucking unnecessary.