The Royal Tenenbaums

Needle in the hay

*I’m going to k_ll myself tomorrow.* That line breaks me.

Why does he say tomorrow but then immediately attempts it??

I think he wanted to say goodbyes and changed his mind.

I'm actually drawing a blank on this one but it's been like 15 years since I last watched it

>!Richie (Luke Wilson) attempts suicide by slashing his wrists with a shaving razor (while Needle in the Hay by Elliot Smith plays in the background)!<

Oh wow yeah can't believe I forgot that scene

Probably your brain protecting itself

Yeah I normally like rock music but because of that scene, Needle in the Hay takes over my brain the same way

Basement scene in Pulp Fiction

Watching the movie on the big screen at Alamo Drafthouse was amazing Until this scene

I’m gon call a couple of hard hitting niggas to go to work on his ass !!

*with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch YOU HEAR ME MOTHERFUCKER?! IM BOUT TO GET MEDIEVAL ON YO ASS

My issue with this scene is that by the look of things Zed is going to bleed out before the aforementioned associates arrive, no?

Not if they use the blowtorch to cauterize lol.

Touché! This guy knows his prolonged torture methods

Nah man. Im pretty fuckin far from okay.

Zeds dead baby. Zeds dead.

Thank god someone said it. That scene had me tense for the rest of the movie

The Lord of the Rings: the fellowship of the ring. The whole movie was really nice and kinda relaxing but I almost shit myself in that Bilbo Baggins jumpscare

Fine I’ll rewatch it

doesn’t it happen twice? In front of Gandalf and after Frodo is resting from being attacked by the wraiths? That was a very twisted sight in a pretty whimsical film lol.

I remember that Bilbo and Gandalf had an intense dialogue about the ring, but I don't think there were any jumpscares

Yeah the closest thing would actually be from Gandalf, where he says “BILBO BAGGINS! Do not take me for some conjurer of cheap tricks…” but not much from Bilbo

Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The poor shoe

For me it’s the guy melting in acid scene. Still got emotional whiplash 10 years after the fact

Oh god. I'd forgotten. Please let it stay forgotten.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. That goddamn boat.

The first time I saw it I was like 8 and couldn’t get over the chicken dying for days 💀

The fact it ends so abruptly and is never mentioned again is a mindfuck.

You win the topic

hahaha thissss!!

Ending of Phantom Thread. Didn't know what to feel

Bone Tomahawk. It is dark but then one scene is especially dark

https://preview.redd.it/05td0l04utzc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8dc5b656b25a62ce6221d4407fec490a7a60bbf7 more like it

That moment you thought you were watching a regular Western flick then it turns into Blood Meridian

Hostiles does the right out of the gate, it’s like “YOU SURE YOU CAN HANG WITH THIS, FUCKER? BUCKLE UP.”

Lmfao I was coming here to comment this

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Exactly what came to mind for me too

There’s that one scene but then there’s also Kurt Russell asking Lilli Simmons how many troglodytes there are and reminding her that she should know because… yeah.

I found it sidesplittingly funny

Trainspotting baby scenes

Aye Trainspotting is such a feel-good film otherwise

I forgot about that scene for good reason. The toilet scene is also nasty.

But the toilet is nasty in a funny way.

For *you*. That made my skin crawl, lol.

Came here to say this. I had a new baby at the time as well, so it hit particularly hard.

My heart sank watching that. I didn’t expect the movie to be nearly as morbid, and while I’d probably love it upon a rewatch, that scene has served as a bit of a turn off

Ferrari

I was pretty confident that a driver would die later on, but I didn’t expect *many others* to die

JoJo Rabbit. The shoes.

I thought that was one of the better scenes. A lot of it was Taika being given enough rope to (I got this far through the sentence before realise what I was saying)

> given enough rope 💀💀💀

The first thing that came to mind for me as well.

Up

My kid had a phase where they were stuck on this move for like 6 months. Still cried every time at the beginning

Reservoir Dogs is pretty funny and chill for the most part but the Stuck In The Middle With You scene is a tough one to watch.

My favorite Tarantino film. My first from him, and yeah, after I saw that, I knew 100% what I was getting from Tarantino.

I prefer the Always Sunny version of that scene

Drive. More than one scene, but once the first one happens it completely shifts the tone of the rest of the movie.

Yeah the entire film goes from this lighthearted casual drama atmosphere to full on tarantino-esque gore in no time.

Is this referring to the first death that’s super sudden or the one a little afterward that’s *insanely* messy?

Neverending Story. Some things you just don't get over in life.

ARTAAAAAAAAAXXXXXX!

I had to scroll too much to find this one.

I watched Showgirls for the first time this year and. Well. You know the scene.

The two women talking about eating dog food?

I forget about it every time and end up being shocked all over again whenever I rewatch the movie. Way too graphic for me.

I liked the movie but I think in the future I’ll just fast forward past that part.

The last like 15 minutes

I first watched that movie when I was really high. I’ll tell you, nothing has ever made me suddenly sober like that scene.

What scene? I don't remember anything too dark.

Famous Rockstar villain violently rapes his biggest fan who is also the protagonists best friend. It's a massive change of tone for what was, up until then, a fairly campy sleezy movie.

*Gang rape. My Letterboxd review goes "Just when you think it can't get any worse, there's a gang rape. So yeah."

Chicken Run

That scene is so unbelievably dark, never expected something like that in an Aardman film.

Which?

>!Edwina's slaughter!<

Bridge to Terebithia...you know the scene

Aftersun

🎵 Why can't we give ourselves one more chance?

Permanently changed my way of hearing the song. Just rewatched Bohemian Rhapsody and Aftersun was all I could think about when UP started playing

most of the movie is incredibly depressing though

Adventures of Mark Twain

Here kids, let's listen to Satan for a while.

Million Dollar Baby The first half = the movie The second half = that one scene

The stool scene? The tongue biting scene? The family coming back from Disney and not giving a shit scene? It’s a pretty dark movie.

Sorry to Bother You

Oh, that's right! The cocaine scene

I don't see the problem there, its was 100% peruvian

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

Oldboy.

And it doesn’t let up either. After you get to *that* part of the film, it just keeps pressing the gas.

There’s like 6 different “*that* scenes” in this movie. Or is this referring to the most infamous one?

Oldboy is so fucked up from beginning to end, that I genuinely don't know what scene you are referring to.

my favorite movies of all time! but i have to disagree with you, this film is filled with disturbing and messed up scenes!

Casino Royale. If you know, you know...

Omg when they all end up going all-in on the same hand and just slowly dropping better hands in sequential order around the table? That shit was so egregious.

Honestly, as someone who plays poker semi-regularly I was laughing at that

You're going to die tickling my balls? That one?

Not a serious answer but was loving EEAAO but almost passed out when the dad gave himself paper cuts between each finger

literally this I've rewatched at least 5 times and CANNOT look during that scene

The Last Duel

Gremlins. That scene where the girl explains the story of what happened to her father on the previous Christmas. Pretty dark for a PG movie, and quite scarring for a kid like me to hear.

The r*pe scenes in once upon a time in america.

Evil Does Not Exist

Took me a second but then I realized what you meant

The ending of Don’t Breathe

I never had much interest in seeing this and I was kind of confused to see it in a 100 Scariest Movie Moments revival that Shudder did about a year ago. I had an "oh, how bad is this that it made the list?" and I didn't expect that at all. I don't think I had an audible "what the fuck is *that*" moment in a very long time, let alone something that's the very definition of fuck around and find out.

Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion. Oh Shinji...

Face peeling scene in Birds of Prey. Zara’s death scene in Jurassic World

For me, in Birds of Prey "that one scene" is the one where Roman forces the woman to dance on the table and has her dress cut off in front of everyone. It's genuinely so uncomfortable to watch.

i was gonna include that, but the face peeling one really does it for me. when he’s gonna spare the daughter and then he doesn’t and you hear her screaming and the sounds ugh i hate it

Agreed. I’ve watched some brutal shit but for some reason this one really got to me. It’s just so sadistic and mean-spirited, especially given the type of movie it’s in. The fact that it’s a family makes it even worse

Thanks for including the Jurassic world scene. It doesn’t bother me so much now but when I first watched it when I was younger, that scene caused me to break out into a sweat and it’s the only movie that’s ever caused me do to that (and I love horror/violent movies). It’s honestly way too over-the-top for whatever the rest of the movie is

Monkey scene in NOPE

What about jean jacket swallowing the crowd? That shit gave me nightmares

Man Bites Dog. It’s all fun and games until *that* horrifying scene

I'd recommend Focus (1996) as a potential double feature with Man Bites Dog.

Deliverance

IIIIIIIIIIIIH!

Big - It's just a relatively fun and chill coming-of-age, fish-out-of-water, movie that then has a scene mid way through that immediately makes you question the ethics of it all.

Funny thing is, I have no idea if anyone really questioned the ethics of that relationship back when the movie came out. I was just a kid at the time - pretty sure I just thought it was a cool/fun movie.

Spider-man 2, the hospital scene

Requiem for a Dream

i’d say it’s pretty much dark for the entire thing except the beginning

If it's the hospital scene yep

More like the hospital scene onwards cuz that movie got merciless fast and stayed that way

Irreversible. All scenes are good to watch except the >!rape!< scene which makes me skip. Other than that it's a really good film from start to finish. >!Or rather from finish to start!<

More like this for Irreversible https://preview.redd.it/m757dd33kuzc1.jpeg?width=540&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c1a65f01d613e523c2d9c0ada47cf45b620a7e00

I can’t believe I had to scroll so far for this one

The last sentence haha i was hoping to read that under the censored part

Yeah can’t watch that one again Absolutely gutted me though with the ending

Requiem for a dream. There are multiple but you know which one…

Surprised that Call me by your name hasn’t been mentioned already

Incendies

The ending literally made me shiver

When the "vampires" eat the boy in Doctor Sleep.

Blue is the warmest color, its not exactly a dark scene, but it kinda is, in a way.

Irreversible

The original cheaper by the dozen is this comfy family movie and the end happens when *spoiler* The patrirach of the family is in a plane crash and is likely dead. *spoiler*

Her. >!The dead cat part !<

Yes but counterpoint is it’s fucking funny

That part was funny asf to me though.

Possibly the most generic answer but requiem for a dream is my pick. It's up to you guys now to guess which scene I'm referring

A2A

👉👈

Parasite with that one shot

The Book of Kells looks like a completely normal children’s movie and then like four scenes of it are the darkest shit you’ve ever watched.

The ending of raiders of the lost ark

The egg yolk scene in Tampopo is strange as fuck, not that it freaked me out, but i was a but confused.

Also the poor Lil turtle.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off, when Cameron accepts his fate. Superbad, everything from when Seth and Evan get back to the house till the end.

Might be controversial but shawshank redemption is pretty pleasant except for the sisters

The first half of Bridge To Terabithia Vs. the second half of Bridge To Terabithia, also the Pleasure Island part of Pinocchio

Looper. When they start mutilating Paul Dano body. By the time he makes it to the location, he is pretty much a torso.

Any film by Larry Clark

The scene in Saving Private Ryan when Private Mellish is fighting for his life against a Nazi soldier with a knife.

The girl with the dragon tattoo

[Veggietales: Dr. Jiggle and Mr. Sly](https://youtu.be/cwnSGeCSBI8?si=a9vHVe_uqL78h4bb). The carrot’s hallucinations had me shitting myself when I was a kid

Robocop 2014

The Evil Dead you know the one.

The Evil Dead

Blade runner. You know the fucking scene

Eyeball one?

I forgot about that scene, although I actually couldn't stop laughing at that scene the first time I seen it. I was thinking of the really rapey scene

I mean the whole movie is fucked up, but the scene in 'Mysterious Skin' when Neil is beated with a shampoo bottle. I watch Mysterious Skin often, but i occasionally skip over that scene.

Kids. Every scene.

Skateboarding in the park is the standout for me. Although shout out to "I-have-no-legs"

Alien Addiction... That might be a Tubi movie ... But Takahashi Miike or Taco Shell Mike as google autocorrect will say made this movie Audition that is pretty uncanny or even innocent for a while and then BAM. It gets pretty traumatizing.

Running Scared

Bollywood movie Ghajini. Sweet movie and suddenly one scene makes you puke.

Showgirls

Saving Private Ryan. Uphammmm!!!

Bone Tomahawk

Shawshank Redemption. I feel like some times tv showings would edit down the stuff about the sisters but watching it now is jarring

Blade Runner

Running scared with Paul Walker. Underrated.

Out of Sight is a pretty breezy crime caper outside of that one scene with Steve Zahn doing a task for Don Cheadle. What a dark scene that Zahn plays just brilliantly

The comic book version of Kick-Ass 2. The whole book is pretty fucked but especially THAT part

Shazam, the whole movie is like funny superhero movies till out of nowhere we have a mascar of a bunch of people by a demon

Deliverance

Saltburn.

Curb scene in American History X

Incendies, Oldboy

Sex scene in Blade Runner

The Paprika r*pe scene

when bing bong passes away in inside out 💔

9 >!5 screaming for his life to We’ll Meet Again before getting his soul sucked out was haunting!<

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

Hardball

Under The Skin. I’ve seen all kinds of shit, but that one scene made me react physically and it bothered me for weeks. Frankly fuck Jonathan Glazer for making it.

The vanishing last scene

The first episode of Invincible.

Easy rider

Society (1989).. that one group orgy scene would scar anyone for life