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Movie scenes that freaked you out.

The Shining. She came out of Room 237. I'll not discuss it further.
I read The Shining in high school, before I saw the movie. I had trouble sleeping for several weeks after. I still think that scene is much more disturbing in the book than the movie, but both are excellent.
 
Penultimate scene from John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness.. When the heroine pushes the PoD into the mirror image and then gets sucked in with... The grainy, black and white image of her trying to swim back while being pulled by two sets of gnarled, grotesque hands was freaky then and freaky now!
 
The credits sequence for the original OUTER LIMITS tv series: "We have taken control of your television. We control the horizontal. We control the vertical," etc.

Scared the hell out of me as a kid. I didn't even want to be in the same room during that part.
 
The bit in Poltergeist where the mum is flung onto the ceiling and her shirt pushed up so you see her panties.... Freaky scene and really well done given the time. Well freaky the very first time I saw the movie and read up on what they had intended originally to do. Originally hands were to come out of the ceiling and start molesting her.
 
Prediction: without getting too spoilery, tonight's episode of SUPERGIRL probably grossed out some kids, who will someday recall it as freaking them out when they were little. :)
 
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Possible, but we're talking about Supergirl.

I haven't seen that show here at all. Don't have pay TV so can't really comment but if it's something like the Thing that you noticed how similar it was I'd say it's almost a rip off then. Or as some call it an "homage"
 
But if you're a little kid, watching Supergirl, who has never seen THE THING . . . yeah, I bet that freaked you out.

(You can discover that it was a "homage" to a classic 80s movie later.)
 
Sweet Movie has some truly disgusting hard to watch scenes. Hunger has people smearing their own shit on the wall.

Any random scene from any Zulawski movie.
 
How about that scene behind the restaurant in Mulholland Drive? It's memorable because it sets up a such strong sense of dread about what is back there, but it was a monster in a dream, so it wouldn't really be back there, right? And then there it is! I went to see the movie again because I couldn't stop thinking about it, and the scene creeped me out again, even knowing what's was coming.
 
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