I can handle gory and horror stuffs very well(as long as the vol is low lol) and personally,there is no scene more disturbing than that one scene from the JP movie 'As the God's will'. Well let's no go really deep into the movie. The scene is where a female student was sat in the middle and they perform the Kagome Kagome ritual.The point is to close your eyes and guess where one specificied 'individual' is from their voice. And she guessed wrong.Following after that,they made her split her legs and tear her apart slowly and painfully.You can practically hear the sound of bones breaking. I was 9 when I first watched it and I'm traumatized.Tbh it isn't that scary at all but the thought of that scene sends chills down my spine.
It was horror movie I forget the name but there was a disgusting scene that I would never forget in my life. Well the protagonist and friends maybe was ghost hunters I don't know they went in a restaurant and order ramen well it was any thing but ramen all the customer was ghost but they looked like normal human. Well they were eating worm (alive) because of illusion it looked like normal ramen. Well didn't eat my food for same day. I was a child maybe 10-11. Still disgusting
So there was this horror movie I watched as a very young kid. Like 7 or 8. I don't remember the plot as such, but there was this army of evil left hands and even after they had killed them, the movie ended with a girl in a psych ward's nose starting to twitch so she cut it off, just like when the evil hands started to come to life. It was later pointed out to me, many many years later, that an army of disembodied noses probably couldn't do much and wasn't really that scary, but I digress. For the longest time, no one could tell me the name of the movie. I asked horror film buffs and they just shrugged. I googled it extensively, nada. After 20 years, and long starting to believe I had made it up in a dream, someone on a Facebook group I'm part of finally hunted it down. Quicksilver Highway, starring Chistopher Lloyd of all people. Crazy Back to the Future professor guy? Yeah him. I've no interest in watching it again, but it was nice to finally confirm it existed.
The animated film called Monster House. The scene on how Constance died just haunts me especially since her corpse is also found inside the house
The scene is from a horror movie in horror movie in which there are 100 dolls and they are all ghosts. The Main character die in the end and I think the female lead was pregnant… The most horrifying thing was the last battle in which a entire room was filled with 100 dolls stacked up staring at ML who wanted to rescue his wife who had been acting weird after getting pregnant… Imagine 100 pair of eyes staring at you…and they are all ghosts QAQ Sends shivers down my spine… Another scene is of Smile movie in which the possessed girl Smile that her mouth open wide to her ears directly beyond human science… And the scene of the movie Of Evil Dead Rise where she swallows glass in kitchen and they are locked in house…there was a lot of gore Lastly, the elevator scene in which People die showing horrifying looks and then chopped off but the camera doesn’t capture what they are afraid of. When a police officer tries it at the same time of day it happened and pressing the same floor and each floor shows horrifying things and sends tingles up your scalp when finally the ghost legs crooked on all fours comes and kills him… I tell you a smiling ghost is more scary and terrifying than a expressionless one…
I remember once I had a fever sort of so I was laying down and my parents had put on a movie. It's likely that it was some sort of action adventure movie with people fighting for some treasure. In a scene, 3 characters ( A woman and two men) were in desert and woman and a man were on same side and other man's eyes were taken out and then put in a jar. It was for some sort of curse. Well scene was to show ruthlessness or something like that. And in another scene, guillotine was there and some other character was killed. Most likely this other scene is of some other movie. But still I remembered these scenes for quite a while since I got scared but now just remember vaguely since it happened quite years ago and am now just amused at myself.
Horror doesn't really impress me. I love it, but I don't take it too seriously. The scene that made me get goosebumps was actually from Interstellar when they were on the water planet. You know, that scene with the wave in the distance. I bloody loved that scene and still go back to youtube to rewatch it.