The most disturbing scene in Nope to me was the part where JeanJacket is hovering over their house and you can still hear the screams of all the people. Then, all at once, there's a sickening crunch and the screams go silent as blood begins to pour from its mouth onto the house. The part really got me
All i can think about during the scene of them being inside jeanjacket is, 1 person with a pocket knife and jean jacket is gonna have a bad day at the very least. Its a big monster but this is texas. Those mfs carry knives in holsters that look like machetes, or concealed carriers unloading inside of it, it eats hundreds of people.
@@cesar-mn5ts its most likely far more durable than our own intestines. The thing traveled through space like it was taking a walk in the park. No simple knife or handgun is gonna work. Probably a hand grenade will do it though.
@@cesar-mn5ts tbf jean jacket’s skin is probably very thick compared to a pocket knife, but one of those big kitchen knives could do some minor damage if a person inside had a clear enough mind and was given enough time. Its immediate reaction would be to try and crush anything inside of it, though. But the one time it was exposed to barbed wire it did change into its defensive form, so maybe it would just do that?
@pillowmoment usually things that fly dont have thick skin, it would be heavy and have a hard time flying. From what I understand its not an alien its a natural home grown organism we don't ever notice until the movie. Usually internal walls are even less thick because you don't need to normally protect your insides, and jeanjacket avoids eating things like the practice horse so theoretically its skin wouldnt be too tough for a pocket knife to go through. Even if you did stab your way through it though you would be fucked either way since it literally chills in the clouds all day🤣🤣. Can at least go down with it though and save others.
This is crazy because I was scrolling through UA-cam and I was wondering "wouldn't it be convenient if there was a video that listed some of the most disturbing scenes that are scarier than any horror movie"
Seeing Fire in the Sky was what gave me an insane fear of aliens after my dad watched it around me as a kid. The body horror and the helplessness in the abduction scene, the lack of answers for what the aliens ever wanted stuck with me. Which set the groundwork for me being scared shitless by Nope, which is the only movie that made me have an actual panic attack in the movie theater
I went through the exact same thing as a kid. Saw that needle scene when I was around 7 and it has been a vivid memory in my mind for over a decade. The aliens aren’t even terrifying themselves, it’s their silence. The calmness in their movements contrasting with the utter terror in the character. And how there is literally nothing he could’ve done or said to stop them. I think it’s because most people have empathy, and even the ones who don’t at the very least still LOOK like us. You don’t realize how much comfort that would bring until you see a scene like the one in this movie.
@ not necessarily. They're putting tubes and shit in the guy's mouth but what research are they trying to gain? Is it purely curiosity, or is it to take something? Is whatever they learn going to be used for invasion or do they just wanna catalogue their findings the way that researchers will do to animals? Or is it the equivalent of a kid pulling the wings off a butterfly or putting an ant under a magnifying glass? We never find out why they do what they do or what they hoped to gain, so the "procedures" are not indicative of what they want
Speaking about how scary Jake Gyllenhaal is, he performance in Nightcrawler was so deranged & kinda terrifying. One of the last scenes being filming a person dying is rough
oh yeah that film made me _very_ uncomfortable, i think its because all of us in the modern day (at least my younger internet generation) have had a moment where we see something absolutely obscene and horrifying on the internet then just go eat dinner or take a shit or something, we all experience those types of horrible things _specifically_ because someone had to be there to actually record it... it puts people in a perspective that theyve seen before, just with a face, name, and story to the perspective.
best way to look at Fire in the Sky is how animals look at humans, especially vets. Animals have no idea what our intentions are with them, our technology, our equipment's, ourselves, its all alien to them. Just like how the aliens were to that guy in that abduction scene.
Forget vets: This is what lab animals go through. Imagine being vivisected, or having the top of your skull removed and electrodes implanted in your exposed brain, all while you are restrained in the most cold and sterile and immobilising way possible..
The guy who's been abducted hated the film, as it completely distorted what he said happened there. The aliens were actually like, sorry bro, we did not want to harm you. You idiot were standing just the worst place when our vehicle started to set off
I saw Nope in an IMAX theater which means the screen is massive and curved. When I tell you that scene really felt like I was INSIDE that thing watching it like that. I was like “oh is sucked up someone... oh it got Jupe’s kids... oh... oh it got EVERYONE”
i watched in IMAX too and it was honestly the best way to watch it imo, and seeing the star lasso scene with JJ made jaw crash thru the floor cuz i was so shocked
That scene from Nocturnal Animals was hands down the most anxiety inducing scene I've ever watched. Nothing, to the best of my recollection, comes even close to that. Even including that another scene from Zodiac where Jake Gylenhall's character visits someone on a rainy night only to gradually realize that he may be in the presence of Zodiac himself. As brilliant and chilling that scene was, this Nocturnal Animals scene is unadulterated horror. A family man's nightmare, to see your family being devoured gradually in front of your eyes and there's absolutely nothing you can do about it. It's because of this scene that I've refused to watch the movie again. I don't want to relive that experience. Another such movie for me is Graveyard of the Fireflies. It's one of my favourites, but I've watched it only once, and will never watch it again. Ever.
Yeah, the scene from Nocturnal Animals permanently altered how I see driving on lonely highways, lol. I wouldn't say I'm paranoid...let's just say more defensive and aware of my surroundings. Interestingly enough, the first time I watched Grave of the Fireflies I watched it twice in a row back to back.
Saw that scene in "Fire in the sky" when I was around 12 or 13. That stuck with me for years. Like the other guy said, the helplessness, lack of understanding, and isolatedness just makes it that much worse
I rarely get nightmares from movies but I legitimately got nightmares from that scene in Fire in the Sky. Still one of the most disturbing scenes in film to me. Absolutely incredible
context: I am terrified of chimps. the digestion scene in Nope scared me worse than anything they did with the Gordy storyline (which was equally fantastic). there were children in that audience; CHILDREN
I promised myself I would never EVER watch Zodiac again because of that scene at the lake. I could almost feel the pain and the dread and the helplessness and the fear and the knife going into my back again and again. It gave me nightmares for days. And then you put it in here almost on its entirety (several times!!) and I couldn't steer my eyes away from it. Remarkably cruel and lifelike. It's a shame the guy never paid for such atrocities.
I watched fire in the sky when I was 9 and it genuinely terrified me... For years. I had nightmares about till I was 16 when I sat down with my best friend and watched it again. It took sitting down and watching it again to erase my trauma.
A gun in his left breast pocket, with jacket on, guy could have shot the leader through the jacket before he could have reacted, and his friends would have realized..."We picked the wrong guy, and we apologize sir, please let us leave and we'll leave." Of course things escalate so slowly we're not even sure what they plan to do before it's too late, but by the time they're grabbing the women, and you grab your gun, you could DEFINITELY turn things around. Rioters don't fear cops when they're rioting, same as almost all criminals when they do ratchet shit. They fear you...with a gun. Everytime. 100%. Far less rules when an angry scared man has to protect the life that's his, or the loved ones he holds dear. That's the nightmare fuel for the wicked.
True and real. And you can't just wave it around like a dumbass. You ventilate them. Every last one. Because that way they can't come after you weeks, months after the fact.
Situations like that are astronomically rare and guns are rarely used for self defense. Your more likely to kill an innocent, have an accidental shooting or have it stolen then ever actually need it so it's actually smarter to not have one. How about stop living in fear and cowardice?
I can't believe someone else was as genuinely disturbed by that scene in Casino as I was. Having a younger brother, I couldn't stop thinking about how utterly horrible it would be.
My grandparents know Travis Walton personally. Hollywood completely changed his story to be an alien horror film. My grandma rented this for myself and my cousin thinking it wouldn't be bad. Needless to say, this scene still freaks me out over 25 years later. 😂
@6:50 I HATE this scene. I hate how visceral it is. I hate that I can’t look away. I hate that I haven’t watched this film in like 5 years, but this scene will still occasionally come to me just as I’m about to fall asleep. I actually hate it. It’s just too well done.
One of the most disturbing scenes i remember was in doctor sleep "extended version" baseball player kid that gets cut up by 5 vampires and tortured slowly. His acting was so good though. But i remember watching that and like...wtf....
Casino and King of Comedy are my fave Marty films too!! Cool video!! What I love about the scene you talk about in casino is the callback to Pesci killing Billy Bats in Goodfellas then the guy who played Billy Batts kills Pesci right back.. with a Bat. The chimp scene in NOPE. is what kinda scared me the most
Mate, no idea how you overlooked "Irreversible" (2002). There's a very infamous scene halfway through the film… anybody who's seen the movie knows exactly what I'm referring to.
Yeah, I also cannot watch the cornfield scene in Casino. Saw it the first time, I always look away if I see it again. And I love Nope! That was a disturbing movie to me!
Respectfully, Fire in the Sky is so genuinely scary and messed up. Nope isn’t scary and is so terrible when you consider its base premise and how amazing and terrifying that could have been. I’m not trying to be overly harsh but the scene we see of the Zodiac is a no music, simple and unremarkable stabbing. That achieves leagues more than Nope’s entire effort in literally like 3 - 4 mins. It had a clear aim and did it so well. I don’t have a clue what Nope was trying to be.
the thing about that scene in casino that really freaked me out is the way the narration just stops - he feels invincible because he's telling the story, and then he's interrupted mid-narration to be killed. really unsettled me
And that's why you always carry. Stay strapped, or get clapped. And remember to magdump, it looks better in court if you need to argue that you panicked.
In fire in the sky it was theorized that the aliens abducted Travis cause he was exposed to radiation while standing under the ship, so they took him up to cure his radiation sickness, but when Travis woke up, and started floating around everywhere he got to close to the ships warp drive engines and was exposed to another lethal dose of radiation, so the aliens had to perform an emergency surgery to cure him of his second exposure.
In Nope, prior to seeing the claustrophobic scene we hear screams constantly but we’re tricked into thinking it’s screams of enjoyment from the theme park near their house. Until you find out it’s the screams of people stuck inside an alien’s throat.
I still think the scene in terminator 2 when John calls his foster parents, only to find out that they are dead, is one of the most masterfully intense and terrifying scenes ever. I’ve seen a lot of horror movies, but that one scenes from an action blockbuster stuck with me the most.
At the root of most of these movies, at least these ones anyway, what makes them so disturbing to us is the compassion and sympathy we feel for the people who are being hurt.
Hereditary was the first film in ages that gave me a proper spook and stuck with me. I watched alone at night and actually had trouble getting to sleep. The family reminded me way too much of my own and the reactions to the trauma of the plot was just so raw and real I couldn’t shake it.
I decided to watch this video, even though I KNEW it would contain the things that disturb me more than gore. And while the NOPE scene truly was scary, as soon as I saw the title card for 'Fire in the Sky', I turned it off. I have never seen that movie. I remember seeing the trailer and thinking that was the scariest thing I'd ever seen. (And I was VERY grown!) I'm going to continue the video, but I wanted to let you know exactly how effective this all is!! Great content!
I have one from the movie Looper. There is a scene where a guy from the future gets transported to the present and his actual present version is being killed and they are removing parts of his body so the future self starts losing his nose and his limbs and then gets killed with a shot and we see the present version with breathing support covered in a bloody blanket. We don't see his body, only the shape and it really disturbed me.
Fire in the sky has the scariest scene in any movie ever. A lot of my friends are really into horror films, watched an obscene amount of them, but after I've shown them that scene even they agree with me.
I have a feeling that Nocturnal Animals is a product of its time that can never be made in this day and age, considering that The film portrayed Susan’s abortion as a bad thing. If this film was made today, Edward would have been portrayed as a villain for being entitled to his baby and not respecting Susan’s choice.
He is the villain for that. Forcing someone to go through a pregnancy they don't want is a human rights violation (forcing someone to carry a pregnancy makes them a slave to the foetus (violation 1) and is torturous (2) and a violation of their autonomy (3).). No-one is entitled to anyone else's cells, let along organs or using their bodies as walking incubators.
"Can Humans Breath underwater?" 'Of course not!' Some Kids Movie that was! The Zodiac Scene appeared out of nowhere, I thought it was comical how quickly it just escalated. Honorable Mention to "That" Scene from They Live, which was used as Keith Davids personal Hell in Saints Row 4
omfg thank youuu I watch a ton of movies (including many horror movies) but that ranch abduction/digestion scene is the only time I’ve ever felt the need to leave the theater. I just felt this overwhelming nausea and panic. I was with my friend and I was on the verge of apologizing and exiting but fortunately I made it through. Even just thinking about it now gives me chills/cold sweat. I had thought it was just me until this video, so thanks for the validation lol, much appreciated
The people getting sucked up into the ufo and stuck in nope kinda reminds me of most of the dantes inferno game. Theres literally wall climbing sections in the game called "damned" climbs where you just hear the souls of the damned pleading and screaming inside the walls. Even in the baclground of some levels you can see people screaming and falling. The hades level in god of war 3 has the same thing
I watched Fire in the Sky when I was a kid with my mom and it scared the shit out of me. As an adult, it's one of my favorites but it was so well done and so creepy, it still gives me the willies. it is based on a true account of friends getting adbucted while camping, and it's a very interesting and kind of sad read, highly recommend.
The 2008 version of RAMBO was this way for my 12yr old self. The final scene with the big fight between our heroes and the Koreans (I don’t remember if they were Korean or Vietnamese etc.) it was so bloody and shocking, it disturbed me never having seen something so horribly graphic before. Left an impression.
I was raised in Sonoma County. The next county over where Arthur Leigh Allen lived. (Napa.) Sonoma County is where Ted Bundy committed his first murders in 1973/74. Real life ugliness.
I saw Fire In The Sky as a kid when it first came to HBO. That scene scared the absolute shit out of me. I wasn't able to watch it again until I was in my thirties. I enjoy the movie more now but that scene still freaks me out. It's awesome.
A fun one is from Annabelle where the haunted doll mocks the lady by being in the crib making baby noises, so the lady bashes its head in screaming "where's my baby" and then throws it. The scene continues to show something on the floor where the doll landed that does not look like a doll at all.
Nope may not be the greatest horror movie ever on its own but jean jacket will probably always remain my favourite movie monster ever. I've always found flying saucers to be weirdly ominous and to make a biological, animalistic UFO that creates mini tornadoes to eat people is one of the coolest most terrifying things I've seen in my life
I was 8 years old when I watched fire in the sky for the first time with my mom and I was genuinely traumatized by that scene. I’ve only barely recently revisited it.
I remember leaving the theater for a minute after the digestion scene, some lady asked if I was ok since I was crying(not sure why prob cause I was scared) I told her I was fine and went back in to watch the rest of the movie
Nocturnal Animals was a tough one. Especially opening credits, and the revenge of the main character was great. She had an abortion, cheating on him, he watched it all, he wasn’t enough for her, until he was More! She took the world they made together away, leaving him to be the boss he was suppose to be
I think you missed the most terrifying part of Zodiac with the basement scene. Also, the most horrified I have ever been was watching the season 3 finale of Barry with Hank locked up in the prison cell. Prime example of hiding the danger to amplify the horror.
nope is one of my favorite movies period, but holy shit ive got to be in the right headspace to watch that scene again. it's the claustrophobia and the sounds of the people for me.
The fire in the sky scene is somet that happens in my night terrors every night like so viscerally, every night for years… and my name is Travis so that’s just weird af
@@Comporio it’s such a horrible scene like the way he can’t move, the helplessness, the pain he’s in and they don’t even care, and the way he gags on the goo, the tool AND the long ass tube they shove into him for like 15 seconds straight, I’m honestly so scared to sleep cuz that shit happens to me, if that happened to some IRL there’s no recovering from that shit ur finished mentally for life like u might aswell just log off at that point tbf
I think the other thing that really sells it that I wished I yapped about is that the alien guys are just completely emotionless but they still have human like mannerisims, like nodding the head and looking at each other for the next move or some shit.
@ exactly yeah they’re emotionless like lacking any empathy, and the way they tear his clothes off is human movement, the way they restrain him so he can’t move is just so seemingly routine it’s like this is all they do to people, and the kids shoes is harrowing cuz u have to think about how many kids they’ve done it to aswell, that’s a dark af detail
That cornfield scene in Casino was way over the top for me. It had me a little disturbed for quite awhile. Whenever I'd think about it I'd have to shake my head and try to change my thoughts somehow. And it's not the only one from Casino that highly disturbed me either. The vice scene was so damn brutal. So hard to watch. Seeing this guy going from some though SOB who wasn't gonna say a damn word, to telling them whatever they wanted while his eyeball literally popped out. I could never rewatch that movie.
Bad time to watch this at night, especially the first two segments. 😳 Good video tho. The last three felt real, because domestic violence is quite common. And btw, the abduction scene from Fire In The Sky traumatized Chris Stuckmann as a kid in his Childhood Trauma video.
I remember seen Nocturnal Animals at the cinema when it came out and I remember that after that specific scene ended the entire theater sighed cause of how stressful it was. It totally took my breath away. It reminded me of that scene in Irreversible, you just feel so much frustration... You can't do anything about it, it will happen.
I’m a horror movie junkie, and went with other horror fans, and lemme tell you the ONLY thing we could talk about for the rest of the week was how much the Jean jacket scene fucked is up, it was crazy
The zodiac killer is so boring. Its some incel yapping about collecting people to serve him in the afterlife which is absolutely batshit insane. He made many spelling errors in his notes that had to be published. he killed mainly couples so its pretty clear what hes really frustrated about. The only interesting thing is that the police were incompetent (real suprise) and they couldnt find this one dumbass. And then they made a great movie about it? Making him look intimidating? I dont get the appeal of the zodiac its like those people that watch “keeping up with the kardashians” to me
same happened whit Ted Kaczynski, he wasn't an idealistic Luddite as all the memes make him look, but somebody who was angry and used his luddite views to justify himself, if you learn about his life in college and frustration with personal relationships. He was terrified of being caught, that's why his targets were random people, and why his attacks had years between one and the next. There was a video about him that explained this in detail, and how his attacks had nothing to do with an agenda since they didn't even attack the source of the problem or related people responsible even if he could do it, can't remember its name
@@Comporiomaybe thats the problem, i dont find it mysterious. If anything i think its some kind of coverup on the police their end or something because the zodiac came if as not very intelligent
The first time I saw the cornfield ending of Casino in high school I was alone and became so disturbed that I called my girlfriend at the crack of dawn to tell her what I just saw. She didn't get it but you do! Bang on with Travis scene and the rest of the list!
The most disturbing scene in Nope to me was the part where JeanJacket is hovering over their house and you can still hear the screams of all the people. Then, all at once, there's a sickening crunch and the screams go silent as blood begins to pour from its mouth onto the house. The part really got me
Really made me sick tbh as well that shit scared me 3:04 is begin eat alive.
All i can think about during the scene of them being inside jeanjacket is, 1 person with a pocket knife and jean jacket is gonna have a bad day at the very least. Its a big monster but this is texas. Those mfs carry knives in holsters that look like machetes, or concealed carriers unloading inside of it, it eats hundreds of people.
@@cesar-mn5ts its most likely far more durable than our own intestines. The thing traveled through space like it was taking a walk in the park. No simple knife or handgun is gonna work.
Probably a hand grenade will do it though.
@@cesar-mn5ts tbf jean jacket’s skin is probably very thick compared to a pocket knife, but one of those big kitchen knives could do some minor damage if a person inside had a clear enough mind and was given enough time. Its immediate reaction would be to try and crush anything inside of it, though. But the one time it was exposed to barbed wire it did change into its defensive form, so maybe it would just do that?
@pillowmoment usually things that fly dont have thick skin, it would be heavy and have a hard time flying. From what I understand its not an alien its a natural home grown organism we don't ever notice until the movie. Usually internal walls are even less thick because you don't need to normally protect your insides, and jeanjacket avoids eating things like the practice horse so theoretically its skin wouldnt be too tough for a pocket knife to go through. Even if you did stab your way through it though you would be fucked either way since it literally chills in the clouds all day🤣🤣. Can at least go down with it though and save others.
This is crazy because I was scrolling through UA-cam and I was wondering "wouldn't it be convenient if there was a video that listed some of the most disturbing scenes that are scarier than any horror movie"
He 100% was thinking this guys, and NOT begging for likes and hearts, TRUST
Mhm, sure, okay, alright, yeah, cool buddy
This literally happened so much that im not even surprised anymore, but its weird😂 Get out of my brain Google!!
@@IDFKaname7890 this is so clearly a joke dude 😭
UA-cam: “Oh boy, you’re not gonna believe this!”
The alien digestion scene from Nope stuck with me for a while after watching. Genuinely terrifying
Yeah it was pretty brutal
Ikr especially when "Jean jacket" peed blood on top of the roof & screams of the motorcyclist when being digested.
To me it just looked like they were in an inflatable obstacle course so it didn't freak me out
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Seeing Fire in the Sky was what gave me an insane fear of aliens after my dad watched it around me as a kid. The body horror and the helplessness in the abduction scene, the lack of answers for what the aliens ever wanted stuck with me. Which set the groundwork for me being scared shitless by Nope, which is the only movie that made me have an actual panic attack in the movie theater
The animatronics aliens are so damn menacing... thats what sells its cold emotionless eyes. This scene still is horific to this day...
I went through the exact same thing as a kid. Saw that needle scene when I was around 7 and it has been a vivid memory in my mind for over a decade. The aliens aren’t even terrifying themselves, it’s their silence. The calmness in their movements contrasting with the utter terror in the character. And how there is literally nothing he could’ve done or said to stop them. I think it’s because most people have empathy, and even the ones who don’t at the very least still LOOK like us. You don’t realize how much comfort that would bring until you see a scene like the one in this movie.
I love how you made the Orgalorg reference! I thought that the minute I saw the trailer!
Whatever the aliens do to their human abductee is inductive of "what they want."
@ not necessarily. They're putting tubes and shit in the guy's mouth but what research are they trying to gain? Is it purely curiosity, or is it to take something? Is whatever they learn going to be used for invasion or do they just wanna catalogue their findings the way that researchers will do to animals? Or is it the equivalent of a kid pulling the wings off a butterfly or putting an ant under a magnifying glass? We never find out why they do what they do or what they hoped to gain, so the "procedures" are not indicative of what they want
Speaking about how scary Jake Gyllenhaal is, he performance in Nightcrawler was so deranged & kinda terrifying. One of the last scenes being filming a person dying is rough
oh yeah that film made me _very_ uncomfortable, i think its because all of us in the modern day (at least my younger internet generation) have had a moment where we see something absolutely obscene and horrifying on the internet then just go eat dinner or take a shit or something, we all experience those types of horrible things _specifically_ because someone had to be there to actually record it... it puts people in a perspective that theyve seen before, just with a face, name, and story to the perspective.
Was about to say exactly the same. He's on too many psychopath roles and that's scary.
best way to look at Fire in the Sky is how animals look at humans, especially vets. Animals have no idea what our intentions are with them, our technology, our equipment's, ourselves, its all alien to them. Just like how the aliens were to that guy in that abduction scene.
Forget vets: This is what lab animals go through. Imagine being vivisected, or having the top of your skull removed and electrodes implanted in your exposed brain, all while you are restrained in the most cold and sterile and immobilising way possible..
damn. Was that the intention of the director? because if not, what an amazing analogy.
@@daniellewillis2767 That sounds horrible. On the other hand, lab animals don't have to go to PTA meetings. So, you know, it all balances out.
Yea I saw Fire in the Sky as a kid when I was ike maybe 7 or 8 years old, it gave me nightmares for years.
The guy who's been abducted hated the film, as it completely distorted what he said happened there. The aliens were actually like, sorry bro, we did not want to harm you. You idiot were standing just the worst place when our vehicle started to set off
I saw Nope in an IMAX theater which means the screen is massive and curved. When I tell you that scene really felt like I was INSIDE that thing watching it like that. I was like “oh is sucked up someone... oh it got Jupe’s kids... oh... oh it got EVERYONE”
Do you know what else is massive???
i watched in IMAX too and it was honestly the best way to watch it imo, and seeing the star lasso scene with JJ made jaw crash thru the floor cuz i was so shocked
That scene from Nocturnal Animals was hands down the most anxiety inducing scene I've ever watched. Nothing, to the best of my recollection, comes even close to that. Even including that another scene from Zodiac where Jake Gylenhall's character visits someone on a rainy night only to gradually realize that he may be in the presence of Zodiac himself. As brilliant and chilling that scene was, this Nocturnal Animals scene is unadulterated horror. A family man's nightmare, to see your family being devoured gradually in front of your eyes and there's absolutely nothing you can do about it. It's because of this scene that I've refused to watch the movie again. I don't want to relive that experience. Another such movie for me is Graveyard of the Fireflies. It's one of my favourites, but I've watched it only once, and will never watch it again. Ever.
Devoured? Wait what? He eats them? Can u elaborate
@@raydenshumock Not literally, obviously. It's just a figure of speech to mean that he does unspeakable things to them.
@ oh I gotcha thanks.
Yeah, the scene from Nocturnal Animals permanently altered how I see driving on lonely highways, lol. I wouldn't say I'm paranoid...let's just say more defensive and aware of my surroundings. Interestingly enough, the first time I watched Grave of the Fireflies I watched it twice in a row back to back.
@@TheHonorableRyu Grave of the fireflies, back-to-back 😳
That scene in fire in the sky messed with me for years
The UFO was filthy! It was so filthy! Not like we expect the interior of UFOs to be.
Saw that scene in "Fire in the sky" when I was around 12 or 13. That stuck with me for years. Like the other guy said, the helplessness, lack of understanding, and isolatedness just makes it that much worse
I just noticed that Jake Gyllenhaal is in a lot of violent and unsettling movies
I'm surprised you didn't mention the burning church scene from Come and See (1985), it's honestly disturbing and horrifying to watch.
That barn scene was something else...
He probably didn’t know about it. That film hasn’t gained much popularity in the last two decades
Very good,extremely sad movie, I had to look where Belarus was on my sons world map. I didn’t know where it was,I’m sorry to say.
Any scene from that movie was horrifying, to me the artillery scene in the first half was terrifying. the idea of artillery is terrifying.
I rarely get nightmares from movies but I legitimately got nightmares from that scene in Fire in the Sky. Still one of the most disturbing scenes in film to me. Absolutely incredible
11:40 🤣🤣🤣 glad I’m not the only one that thought they looked like a gang of Lenos
He kinda looks like the Shah of Iran
12:21 actually scared the shit out of me
same here Comporio you BASTARD lmao
I wish it would do so for me as I’m constipated af rn
context: I am terrified of chimps. the digestion scene in Nope scared me worse than anything they did with the Gordy storyline (which was equally fantastic). there were children in that audience; CHILDREN
The last scene is fucking disgusting, horrifying, and a downright masterpiece of storytelling.
I promised myself I would never EVER watch Zodiac again because of that scene at the lake. I could almost feel the pain and the dread and the helplessness and the fear and the knife going into my back again and again. It gave me nightmares for days. And then you put it in here almost on its entirety (several times!!) and I couldn't steer my eyes away from it. Remarkably cruel and lifelike. It's a shame the guy never paid for such atrocities.
The monkey scene scared me the most tbh
In nope
Me too! It's easily the one that outstands and causes more shock in the whole film imo.
I watched fire in the sky when I was 9 and it genuinely terrified me... For years. I had nightmares about till I was 16 when I sat down with my best friend and watched it again. It took sitting down and watching it again to erase my trauma.
The last movie is why you own a gun
"Stay strapped or get clapped" - Roanoke Gaming.
A gun in his left breast pocket, with jacket on, guy could have shot the leader through the jacket before he could have reacted, and his friends would have realized..."We picked the wrong guy, and we apologize sir, please let us leave and we'll leave." Of course things escalate so slowly we're not even sure what they plan to do before it's too late, but by the time they're grabbing the women, and you grab your gun, you could DEFINITELY turn things around.
Rioters don't fear cops when they're rioting, same as almost all criminals when they do ratchet shit. They fear you...with a gun. Everytime. 100%. Far less rules when an angry scared man has to protect the life that's his, or the loved ones he holds dear. That's the nightmare fuel for the wicked.
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True and real. And you can't just wave it around like a dumbass. You ventilate them. Every last one. Because that way they can't come after you weeks, months after the fact.
Situations like that are astronomically rare and guns are rarely used for self defense. Your more likely to kill an innocent, have an accidental shooting or have it stolen then ever actually need it so it's actually smarter to not have one. How about stop living in fear and cowardice?
I can't believe someone else was as genuinely disturbed by that scene in Casino as I was. Having a younger brother, I couldn't stop thinking about how utterly horrible it would be.
My grandparents know Travis Walton personally. Hollywood completely changed his story to be an alien horror film. My grandma rented this for myself and my cousin thinking it wouldn't be bad. Needless to say, this scene still freaks me out over 25 years later. 😂
@6:50 I HATE this scene. I hate how visceral it is. I hate that I can’t look away. I hate that I haven’t watched this film in like 5 years, but this scene will still occasionally come to me just as I’m about to fall asleep. I actually hate it. It’s just too well done.
Big facts
True, couldn’t have said it any better
lol drama queen.
One of the most disturbing scenes i remember was in doctor sleep "extended version" baseball player kid that gets cut up by 5 vampires and tortured slowly. His acting was so good though. But i remember watching that and like...wtf....
Casino and King of Comedy are my fave Marty films too!! Cool video!! What I love about the scene you talk about in casino is the callback to Pesci killing Billy Bats in Goodfellas then the guy who played Billy Batts kills Pesci right back.. with a Bat.
The chimp scene in NOPE. is what kinda scared me the most
Mate, no idea how you overlooked "Irreversible" (2002). There's a very infamous scene halfway through the film… anybody who's seen the movie knows exactly what I'm referring to.
The resident evil 7 music always makes anything elevated. Nice touch
Yeah, I also cannot watch the cornfield scene in Casino. Saw it the first time, I always look away if I see it again. And I love Nope! That was a disturbing movie to me!
Any move where someone is being eaten, consumed in some way, is the stuff of nightmares to me. NOPE is just about the worst for me.
Respectfully, Fire in the Sky is so genuinely scary and messed up. Nope isn’t scary and is so terrible when you consider its base premise and how amazing and terrifying that could have been.
I’m not trying to be overly harsh but the scene we see of the Zodiac is a no music, simple and unremarkable stabbing. That achieves leagues more than Nope’s entire effort in literally like 3 - 4 mins. It had a clear aim and did it so well. I don’t have a clue what Nope was trying to be.
As a kid, I was terrified of the aliens from "Independence Day", specifically the autopsy scene where the alien wakes up and speaks through Dr Okun.
Speaking about real life violence in movies, this reminds me about the runt scene in City of God which was so disturbing the first time I saw it
I haven’t actually seen that movie but I read the wikipedia page bc I was curious and it is so messed up bro 😭
Then you should never watch a tv news Channel in Brazil 😂. You will not be able to sleep anymore. Abraço
@ ya probably shouldn’t
I'm so glad you did nope and nocturnal animals these 2 movies are my absolute favorite movies!
the thing about that scene in casino that really freaked me out is the way the narration just stops - he feels invincible because he's telling the story, and then he's interrupted mid-narration to be killed. really unsettled me
As a dude who got robbed and kidnapped, nocturnal animals can definitely happen if your drunk trusting strangers and not careful.
And that's why you always carry. Stay strapped, or get clapped. And remember to magdump, it looks better in court if you need to argue that you panicked.
In fire in the sky it was theorized that the aliens abducted Travis cause he was exposed to radiation while standing under the ship, so they took him up to cure his radiation sickness, but when Travis woke up, and started floating around everywhere he got to close to the ships warp drive engines and was exposed to another lethal dose of radiation, so the aliens had to perform an emergency surgery to cure him of his second exposure.
7:36 Noah Tannenbaums appearance is scarier than anything in this whole video
The ghost scene in Pulse (japanese film) would top everything on that list.
5:50 when it started zooming into his eye I had to cover my eyes
Yeah me too
Great one again! Watched your video about Gone Girl maybe 15 times 😄
I really like the way of your editing and story telling.
You gotta bump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers.
In all seriousness thanks a lot!
In Nope, prior to seeing the claustrophobic scene we hear screams constantly but we’re tricked into thinking it’s screams of enjoyment from the theme park near their house. Until you find out it’s the screams of people stuck inside an alien’s throat.
Nocturnal Animals is a wonderful film! And yea... Its pretty the most disturbing and sad thriller I've ever seen
That Fire In The Sky scene is super scary, but that goofy ass alien head nod as it looks at him makes me giggle every time 😂
I still think the scene in terminator 2 when John calls his foster parents, only to find out that they are dead, is one of the most masterfully intense and terrifying scenes ever. I’ve seen a lot of horror movies, but that one scenes from an action blockbuster stuck with me the most.
At the root of most of these movies, at least these ones anyway, what makes them so disturbing to us is the compassion and sympathy we feel for the people who are being hurt.
The jumpscare at the beginning of Nocturnal Animals was definitely the scariest part of this video.
Aliens: This is NOT pudding!
Travis: (Muffled) What is it?!
Hereditary was the first film in ages that gave me a proper spook and stuck with me. I watched alone at night and actually had trouble getting to sleep. The family reminded me way too much of my own and the reactions to the trauma of the plot was just so raw and real I couldn’t shake it.
I decided to watch this video, even though I KNEW it would contain the things that disturb me more than gore. And while the NOPE scene truly was scary, as soon as I saw the title card for 'Fire in the Sky', I turned it off. I have never seen that movie. I remember seeing the trailer and thinking that was the scariest thing I'd ever seen. (And I was VERY grown!) I'm going to continue the video, but I wanted to let you know exactly how effective this all is!! Great content!
I have one from the movie Looper. There is a scene where a guy from the future gets transported to the present and his actual present version is being killed and they are removing parts of his body so the future self starts losing his nose and his limbs and then gets killed with a shot and we see the present version with breathing support covered in a bloody blanket. We don't see his body, only the shape and it really disturbed me.
Fire in the sky has the scariest scene in any movie ever. A lot of my friends are really into horror films, watched an obscene amount of them, but after I've shown them that scene even they agree with me.
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WHY WHY DID I HAD TO TAKE A SIP OF MY HOT FUCKING COFFEE
deliverance instantly comes to mind
the scene in prisoners where they’re torturing the mentally ill guy in the shower with scalding hot water has stuck with me for years.
the last scene of the original Speak No Evil was also pretty effed. "Because you let us"
I have a feeling that Nocturnal Animals is a product of its time that can never be made in this day and age, considering that
The film portrayed Susan’s abortion as a bad thing. If this film was made today, Edward would have been portrayed as a villain for being entitled to his baby and not respecting Susan’s choice.
Abortion kinda yucky ngl, I kinda feel like it's a lose/lose all around
There are still films that portray abortion in a bad light
Are you fucking kidding me?
this was made back in 2016, tf do you mean "in this day and age?" it's not like it was made in the 1950s or something. it's still modern lol
He is the villain for that. Forcing someone to go through a pregnancy they don't want is a human rights violation (forcing someone to carry a pregnancy makes them a slave to the foetus (violation 1) and is torturous (2) and a violation of their autonomy (3).). No-one is entitled to anyone else's cells, let along organs or using their bodies as walking incubators.
dude you jumpscared the jake gyllenhaal out of me
"Can Humans Breath underwater?"
'Of course not!'
Some Kids Movie that was!
The Zodiac Scene appeared out of nowhere, I thought it was comical how quickly it just escalated.
Honorable Mention to "That" Scene from They Live, which was used as Keith Davids personal Hell in Saints Row 4
omfg thank youuu I watch a ton of movies (including many horror movies) but that ranch abduction/digestion scene is the only time I’ve ever felt the need to leave the theater. I just felt this overwhelming nausea and panic. I was with my friend and I was on the verge of apologizing and exiting but fortunately I made it through. Even just thinking about it now gives me chills/cold sweat. I had thought it was just me until this video, so thanks for the validation lol, much appreciated
Never saw Nocturnal Animals or this Zodiac. Going to find now.
My dad took me and my two older siblings to see "Fire in the Sky" when it came out in theaters. I was 7.
The people getting sucked up into the ufo and stuck in nope kinda reminds me of most of the dantes inferno game. Theres literally wall climbing sections in the game called "damned" climbs where you just hear the souls of the damned pleading and screaming inside the walls. Even in the baclground of some levels you can see people screaming and falling. The hades level in god of war 3 has the same thing
I watched Fire in the Sky when I was a kid with my mom and it scared the shit out of me. As an adult, it's one of my favorites but it was so well done and so creepy, it still gives me the willies. it is based on a true account of friends getting adbucted while camping, and it's a very interesting and kind of sad read, highly recommend.
The 2008 version of RAMBO was this way for my 12yr old self. The final scene with the big fight between our heroes and the Koreans (I don’t remember if they were Korean or Vietnamese etc.) it was so bloody and shocking, it disturbed me never having seen something so horribly graphic before. Left an impression.
I was raised in Sonoma County. The next county over where Arthur Leigh Allen lived. (Napa.) Sonoma County is where Ted Bundy committed his first murders in 1973/74. Real life ugliness.
I feel like Nope ripped off the claustrophobic digesting scene plus "the place/object is the monster" from The Borderlands/Final Prayer
I saw Fire In The Sky as a kid when it first came to HBO. That scene scared the absolute shit out of me. I wasn't able to watch it again until I was in my thirties. I enjoy the movie more now but that scene still freaks me out. It's awesome.
12:08 "This is a movie-" *ad break*
Ah yes, movie is movie👍
Bro thank you for bringing up Casino, thats was always brutal as fuck to watch even after multiple viewings
A fun one is from Annabelle where the haunted doll mocks the lady by being in the crib making baby noises, so the lady bashes its head in screaming "where's my baby" and then throws it. The scene continues to show something on the floor where the doll landed that does not look like a doll at all.
Nope may not be the greatest horror movie ever on its own but jean jacket will probably always remain my favourite movie monster ever. I've always found flying saucers to be weirdly ominous and to make a biological, animalistic UFO that creates mini tornadoes to eat people is one of the coolest most terrifying things I've seen in my life
I was 8 years old when I watched fire in the sky for the first time with my mom and I was genuinely traumatized by that scene. I’ve only barely recently revisited it.
I remember leaving the theater for a minute after the digestion scene, some lady asked if I was ok since I was crying(not sure why prob cause I was scared) I told her I was fine and went back in to watch the rest of the movie
What’s really disturbing in “Fire In The Sky” is the fact that the aliens aren’t wearing gloves or masks when operating
Nocturnal Animals was a tough one. Especially opening credits, and the revenge of the main character was great. She had an abortion, cheating on him, he watched it all, he wasn’t enough for her, until he was More! She took the world they made together away, leaving him to be the boss he was suppose to be
With as intense as the delivery was at 7:49, i was half expecting "this dress was dug out of the coffin but the film crew" 🤣🤣🤣
And while I think the vid is great overall, on the last one...
How DOES one "ruthlessly watch"?
2:40 Re4 Remake save music 🎶 😌
Yeah those are disturbing scenes but the narration makes it funny some how 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think you missed the most terrifying part of Zodiac with the basement scene. Also, the most horrified I have ever been was watching the season 3 finale of Barry with Hank locked up in the prison cell. Prime example of hiding the danger to amplify the horror.
I feel like the second movie is the adult equivalent of going to the dentist the first time.......😂
you’re like the dark tark of movies i fw it
the japanese movie pulse is the only movie to make me genuinely feel terrified and like i was in danger, and i watch a lot of horror movies
The only movie that makes me feel a similar way to that scene in Nocturnal Animals is Funny Games
nope is one of my favorite movies period, but holy shit ive got to be in the right headspace to watch that scene again. it's the claustrophobia and the sounds of the people for me.
So glad Nope is getting the appreciation and praise it deserves!
Yeah that scene in zodiac has always shocked me
The fire in the sky scene is somet that happens in my night terrors every night like so viscerally, every night for years… and my name is Travis so that’s just weird af
Shits horrifying.
@@Comporio it’s such a horrible scene like the way he can’t move, the helplessness, the pain he’s in and they don’t even care, and the way he gags on the goo, the tool AND the long ass tube they shove into him for like 15 seconds straight, I’m honestly so scared to sleep cuz that shit happens to me, if that happened to some IRL there’s no recovering from that shit ur finished mentally for life like u might aswell just log off at that point tbf
I think the other thing that really sells it that I wished I yapped about is that the alien guys are just completely emotionless but they still have human like mannerisims, like nodding the head and looking at each other for the next move or some shit.
@ exactly yeah they’re emotionless like lacking any empathy, and the way they tear his clothes off is human movement, the way they restrain him so he can’t move is just so seemingly routine it’s like this is all they do to people, and the kids shoes is harrowing cuz u have to think about how many kids they’ve done it to aswell, that’s a dark af detail
That cornfield scene in Casino was way over the top for me. It had me a little disturbed for quite awhile. Whenever I'd think about it I'd have to shake my head and try to change my thoughts somehow.
And it's not the only one from Casino that highly disturbed me either. The vice scene was so damn brutal. So hard to watch. Seeing this guy going from some though SOB who wasn't gonna say a damn word, to telling them whatever they wanted while his eyeball literally popped out. I could never rewatch that movie.
3:20 actually that’s Clover. The decoy is a bit higher up.
GLENN IN TITLE?! OOH I WANNA WATCHH
Bad time to watch this at night, especially the first two segments. 😳
Good video tho. The last three felt real, because domestic violence is quite common. And btw, the abduction scene from Fire In The Sky traumatized Chris Stuckmann as a kid in his Childhood Trauma video.
I remember seen Nocturnal Animals at the cinema when it came out and I remember that after that specific scene ended the entire theater sighed cause of how stressful it was. It totally took my breath away. It reminded me of that scene in Irreversible, you just feel so much frustration... You can't do anything about it, it will happen.
1:12 Yoo resident evil 7 song
Fire in the sky always sticks with me. Its the most foreign invasive nightmare.
Nope was a great horror movie. One of the few I've watched multiple times
ngl the only reason i clicked on this was cuz the guy in the thumbnail looked like a minion
I’m a horror movie junkie, and went with other horror fans, and lemme tell you the ONLY thing we could talk about for the rest of the week was how much the Jean jacket scene fucked is up, it was crazy
The zodiac killer is so boring. Its some incel yapping about collecting people to serve him in the afterlife which is absolutely batshit insane. He made many spelling errors in his notes that had to be published. he killed mainly couples so its pretty clear what hes really frustrated about. The only interesting thing is that the police were incompetent (real suprise) and they couldnt find this one dumbass. And then they made a great movie about it? Making him look intimidating? I dont get the appeal of the zodiac its like those people that watch “keeping up with the kardashians” to me
same happened whit Ted Kaczynski, he wasn't an idealistic Luddite as all the memes make him look, but somebody who was angry and used his luddite views to justify himself, if you learn about his life in college and frustration with personal relationships. He was terrified of being caught, that's why his targets were random people, and why his attacks had years between one and the next.
There was a video about him that explained this in detail, and how his attacks had nothing to do with an agenda since they didn't even attack the source of the problem or related people responsible even if he could do it, can't remember its name
Its the mystique around the murders that is interesting not the murders or the actual killer himself
@@Comporiomaybe thats the problem, i dont find it mysterious. If anything i think its some kind of coverup on the police their end or something because the zodiac came if as not very intelligent
What
@@KaixKenshin. what?
The first time I saw the cornfield ending of Casino in high school I was alone and became so disturbed that I called my girlfriend at the crack of dawn to tell her what I just saw. She didn't get it but you do! Bang on with Travis scene and the rest of the list!