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

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The whole scene in 127 hours.

Yeah, we all knew it was coming, but that doesn't mean the way they portrait that scene was not cringe inducing...
 

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Many things in the movie Splice...
But especially
The scene were the creature had just turned male and decided to rape her after killing her partner.
 

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The Child Torture scene in Corpse Party (episode 3).

I mean.... yeesh. It took a lot of strength not to stop the video. Most of it isn't even on screen, but you already know what exactly is happening.

It doesn't help that more of it happens even later in the episode.
 

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Well, maybe not "that's just wrong," but I guess I can nominate the following on the basis of visual disgust:

-Multiple scenes in A Game of Thrones - at this time of writing, probably Ramsey torturing Theon and removing his, um, "favorite toy."

-Farscape, where John's eye sockets are stretched out by the nebari device

-Casino Royale, where Bond is tortured

-Multiple scenes in The Walking Dead

-Multiple torture scenes in The Tudors - where Anne Askew is subjected to the rack, that's probably the most egregious

-The entirety of Alien vs. Predator: Requiem (perhaps the only film I've seen where I genuinely felt ill after seeing it)

-The tree rape scene in Evil Dead
 

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Ezekiel said:
Hawki said:
-Casino Royale, where Bond is tortured
That scene was great. I loved Bond's humor.

"A little itch down there. Do you mind? To the right! To the right!"

"Now the whole world's gonna know that you died scratching my balls."
Yeah, it's probably the 'tamest' scene out of all the ones I listed. It's simultaniously both very uncomfortable to watch, while also gratifying to see Bond try to keep his cool, while also (least by my viewing) showing that he's still a man who has physical and emotional limits (e.g. how he both laughs and seems to be on the verge of tears with the "scratching my balls line."
 

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Nuuu said:
The Child Torture scene in Corpse Party (episode 3).

I mean.... yeesh. It took a lot of strength not to stop the video. Most of it isn't even on screen, but you already know what exactly is happening.

It doesn't help that more of it happens even later in the episode.
Ah, Just reminded me. Some of the stuff that happens to Czeslaw Meyer in Baccano!, especially the bit where we find out just why he distrusts/fears all other Immortals, and intends to absorb them as soon as he encounter them.

His 'guardian', whio like him had been made immortal, decided to use Czes as a test subject for 'experiments' that were more akin to torture for the sake of it.

or when the Rail Tracer punishes him for some of the amoral stuff he's done on the train.
 

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The only one I can think of that hasn't already been mentioned (aside from pretty much ALL of Event Horizon, still my fav horror movie) is a brief moment in Deep Rising, a schlocky, rather forgettable creature feature from the mid 90's. The creatures are these gigantic wormlike things that have infested a cruise ship that the heroes (and I use that term as loosely as possible) are stuck on. They don't eat you. They swallow you whole and drain away ALL the fluids in your body burping up the remains later. One particularly jerky character (let's call him John since I can't remember his name) gets swallowed. Later during a firefight a worm gets blown open and something falls out. It's John! He's a half skeletonized screaming corpse that isn't quite dead yet! That image lingers on screen for about ten seconds.

Not much gave me nightmares as a kid. Deep Rising did.
 

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Song of Saya. That visual novel is full of those moments, and when it seems it can't impact you any further, it throws you a new curveball. I think the first moment that made my jaw drop was when Fuminori ate that "good smelling fruit" (hint, hint: it was human flesh).
 

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The part in John Carptenter's The Thing, where his head starts screaming and then comes off. It actually unnerved me, to a visceral degree.
 

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Lots of bits in Hobo with a Shotgun. Like when a busload of kids get burned alive. Or when a character has his head dropped down a sewer grate with a rope around his neck, and gets decapitated as a motorcycle, to which the other end of the rope is attached to, drives away. Cue literal fountain of blood and to top it all off, a stripper dancing in it. Or the part where the protagonist gets whacked repeatedly on the back with an ice skate. Or when the female lead gets her arm fed into the blades of a lawnmower. Yuck.

I could also list basically the entirety of the Koroshiya 1 manga, but one bit still sticks with me: the protagonist, having followed the prostitute he has a crush on to her home, sees her get horribly abused and beaten by his boyfriend. The boyfriend then proceeds to violently rape her, all the while the protagonist is still watching. And then he starts jacking off! Yeeech.

Also the chestburster scene from the original Alien is still very intense even by today's standards. The noises John Hurt makes, he sounds like he's about to throw up and convulsing as if he's having an epileptic fit. What seals the deal is the female actor's sobbing after the alien pops out, since it's completely genuine: the actress didn't know the scene was going to be that bloody, and was sent to genuine shock by it.
 

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Oh! I got one! The Hong Kong harbour battle in Pacific Rim. Why you rudely interrupted to ask? Well because they killed off the two coolest looking Jaegers, veterans of the Long war mind you, without putting up any fight what so ever. I mean Red Typhoon died like a *****. Killed by a tail claw while still having two working saw blades?!
That's just wrong.
 

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Most scenes in Serbian Film, if I'm honest. Not really sure if it's a movie I would say one can enjoy because of the crazy shit that happens in it, but I watched it out of curiosity and I think once is enough.

Also, the scissor scene in Antichrist because no.
 
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Queen Michael said:
The nude scenes from Borat. I did not need to see those men naked.
Borat wasn't that bad. Now Br?no though... let me say that i've expected full frontal nudity in that movie. What i didn't expect though, was
a close up shot of a peehole aimed directly at the viewers.
Sauron's Eye got nothing on it.

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Less recently, and less physically graphic
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.
Yeah, Mr. Robot has it's share of those scenes. I could mention the one where Elliot
eats pills he threw up 5 seconds earlier. Atleast they were merciful enough to use the oatmeal-looking kind of fake vomit in that scene, instead those made of canned soup...
Or that scene in which the chinese man
shoves a needle up Darlene's stupid boyfriend's finger, and then breaks it.