In *28 Days Later* I thought the "eye moment" was going to be when the crow eating the infected corpse dripped blood in Frank's eye. 👁That scene still haunts me.
Yep, to this day (almost 40 years after I saw it for the first time) I still say it's the scariest part in any movie that I've seen (and I've seen hundreds of horror movies).
I was so traumatized by Nope that I didn't even remember that the creature went to the group of people because it couldn't eat the metal horse.. But....I'd argue the few seconds in the aftermath of the Chimp's attack was scarier.
The chimp’s freakout was, without a doubt, the most disturbing part of the film. To see something so familiar, innocent, and often heartwarming as a beloved family sitcom suddenly become a bloodbath in such a realistic way felt much more relatable than the unknowable alien at the center of the story. When you add in a scared child watching most of the people he’s closest to be savagely murdered by an innocent (and cute) creature he had formed a personal bond with and you’ve got some really underrated traumatic cinema. Who hasn’t wanted a chimp as a pet?
In 28 days, its not about repopulating the species. The guy just "promised them women" as he puts it. Basically, he promised to get them sex slaves. A thought/idea that makes the brutality of their deaths all the more appropriate. Their fatal judgement as they are just picked off, is probably one of the best scenes in the film. The other being the opening of an abandoned London.
For me it was always the "be careful in hunting monsters that you don't become one. The zombies don't have the mental cognitive and reasoning. The soilders understand the brutality and embrace it
The first movie in the Final Destination series, the death scene involving a laundry line and a bath ... Gives me shivers even thinking about it as I type, but the moment where the supernatural / perfectly possible strangulation results in the bursting of all the blood vessels in the victims eyes as he struggles to find his footing ... Shudders, would never have one of those things in my home because of that film.
I watched NOPE for the first time while on a flight to Florida just last February. Not only did the scene inside Jean Jacket leave me completely shocked, there was also the scene with the chimp's rampage at the studio! Brr...
Wait. Were we supposed to think that Jean Jacket was a spaceship at first and there was a “reveal” that it was a living organism eating people? I just assumed it was an alien the whole time. I feel stupid now for not understanding the initial intention 😔
YES!!! I KNEW THERE WOULD BE TWO SAM NEILL MOVIES. I HAD A FEELING THAT THE SUBWAY SCENE WOULD BE IN THIS!!! ❤❤❤ Sorry for all the caps lock letters but I think Sam Neill is an outstanding actor and the two movies you picked are my favorite ones he's in.
For me, the most unnerving shot in _Talk to Me_ is when the the ghost girl in the hospital says "I let you in" to Mia, and for a split second we see Riley in Limbo.
For me, one of recent memory is without a doubt, seeing bone marrow drip on a wire mesh in Saw X. Not saying that anything else in the film is a breeze to get through but for some reason, that shot of the bloody, fatty tissue dripping, knowing what it is in the context of the film, is such a visceral image... Easily the one scene that unnerved me the most last year.
I know it's not up here and many won't agree but there was so many scenes in The Exorcist that left me scarred for months! This was my introduction to horror movies and it literally scared the 😈 outta me. I don't know why i wanted to watch anymore horror after that but i did, became addicted and been a fan every since 😂. Does it give anyone else an adrenaline rush when you watch horror movies??
The scene from John Carpenter's The Tunnel Monster in The Mouth of Madness. That's the scene of Laurence Fishburne running from Sam Neil, in Event Horizon.
In 28 Days Later, Major Henry West isn't the one who has his eyes put out by Jim; that's Corporal Mitchell. West is later pulled out of the rear window of their escape vehicle by the infected.
Idea for a new list: Kindest/Nicest Characters Who You Still Wanted to Die in Horror Movies- “You, wretched devils you” Entry#10: Mitzy - X Entry#9: … (have fun brainstorming) Other Idea: Welcome to WhatCulture Horror and today we’ll be counting down the top ten characters in horror movies whose libido got them killed” #3 Top Ten Characters in Horror Who Were Punished for Having a Crush on the Main Character #4 Top Ten Bystander Kills in Horror #5 Top Ten Times the Villain killed the Neighbors (Whether Accidentally or On Purpose) #6 Top Ten Times Being Drunk Got Someone Killed (Horror Edition) #7 Top Ten Best Horror Movies that Take Place at Work (No professional killers)
The serpent and the rainbow is a movie with a scene... Protagonist is drugged beat and abused he has his dangley bits nailed to a chair with a rail road spike. I've was puckered for years after that movie
I've been subscribed to WhatCultureHorror since it became it's own thing independent of the WhatCulture main channel. Back when Ash was still a part of it. And after all of these years, I still don't understand why you guys don't put time stamps in your videos (or at least in the description) and why you just put the name of the production company in the bottom corner when you show clips, and not ALSO the title of the film. Some of us would like to skip the movies we haven't watched yet, since WhatCulture has no qualms with absolutely spoiling endings. And this new thing with abruptly ending the videos (sometimes even mid sentence) is pretty odd. Not even a short outro anymore. If it's too much work to do the bare minimum, then maybe just retire this channel and reincorporate horror coverage within the main channel again.
@@daveschnee9249 it's trash but there's disturbing trash 🗑️ some friend put that shit in n never again ....I would say hereditary it was mid disturbing but oop yuh I mentioned it soooo what.... U must think Winnie the Pooh blood and honey 🍯 is the most disgusting shit ever ...lol
Okay, so you guys hyped up Bone Tomahawk so much that when I watched this terrifying “wish bone” scene the only things going through my head were “Man, the lighting really sucks right there, I can’t see what they’re doing,” and “This is the least efficient way to kill a person you intend to eat and I’m pretty sure no self-respecting cannibal would waste all those organs like that.”
In *28 Days Later* I thought the "eye moment" was going to be when the crow eating the infected corpse dripped blood in Frank's eye. 👁That scene still haunts me.
I thought that as well.
That scene in Nope genuinely freaked me out. Think it will probably live rent free in my mind for the rest of my life.
The dog human in Invasion of the Body Snatchers traumatized me when I saw it as a kid, it shook me for weeks.
It shook me for decades!
I only saw the movie last month, im very lucky I didn't see it as a child
I feel sorry for the dog getting a cumbersome rubber mask wrapped around its head. 😬
you got that right
Yep, to this day (almost 40 years after I saw it for the first time) I still say it's the scariest part in any movie that I've seen (and I've seen hundreds of horror movies).
I was so traumatized by Nope that I didn't even remember that the creature went to the group of people because it couldn't eat the metal horse..
But....I'd argue the few seconds in the aftermath of the Chimp's attack was scarier.
The chimp’s freakout was, without a doubt, the most disturbing part of the film. To see something so familiar, innocent, and often heartwarming as a beloved family sitcom suddenly become a bloodbath in such a realistic way felt much more relatable than the unknowable alien at the center of the story.
When you add in a scared child watching most of the people he’s closest to be savagely murdered by an innocent (and cute) creature he had formed a personal bond with and you’ve got some really underrated traumatic cinema.
Who hasn’t wanted a chimp as a pet?
I liked nope much more than everyone Ik but I think I just relate to both main characters alot.
@@JorenMyers beautiful summary
In 28 days, its not about repopulating the species. The guy just "promised them women" as he puts it. Basically, he promised to get them sex slaves.
A thought/idea that makes the brutality of their deaths all the more appropriate.
Their fatal judgement as they are just picked off, is probably one of the best scenes in the film. The other being the opening of an abandoned London.
For me it was always the "be careful in hunting monsters that you don't become one. The zombies don't have the mental cognitive and reasoning. The soilders understand the brutality and embrace it
The first movie in the Final Destination series, the death scene involving a laundry line and a bath ... Gives me shivers even thinking about it as I type, but the moment where the supernatural / perfectly possible strangulation results in the bursting of all the blood vessels in the victims eyes as he struggles to find his footing ... Shudders, would never have one of those things in my home because of that film.
That scene made me paranoid to take a shower!
@@katherineheasley6196like Psycho did for me with taking showers 🚿
I watched NOPE for the first time while on a flight to Florida just last February. Not only did the scene inside Jean Jacket leave me completely shocked, there was also the scene with the chimp's rampage at the studio! Brr...
The dog/man not being a good effect makes it even more disturbing. Thanks for remembering an amazing and terrifying movie!
Opening scene ghost ship.
Oh that man-faced dog in Invasion of the Body Snatchers. That one messed me up. Hell, the whole movie messed me up.
"Bone Tomahawk" left me feaked out for DAYS!!!
Wait. Were we supposed to think that Jean Jacket was a spaceship at first and there was a “reveal” that it was a living organism eating people? I just assumed it was an alien the whole time. I feel stupid now for not understanding the initial intention 😔
In Nope, did anyone else think that Jean Jacket looked like a cowboy hat first. Before we could see the top of it 🤣?
YES!!! I KNEW THERE WOULD BE TWO SAM NEILL MOVIES. I HAD A FEELING THAT THE SUBWAY SCENE WOULD BE IN THIS!!! ❤❤❤ Sorry for all the caps lock letters but I think Sam Neill is an outstanding actor and the two movies you picked are my favorite ones he's in.
We need a 28 Days Later 3 along with a mini series that takes place during the first days, each episode takes place in a different country 🙌🏻
You didn't get the movie did you?
You could make the list entirely with V/H/S moments...I just say Staircase
We love you Jim we hope you do more episodes
"I like you..."
Poor Lily. 🥀
The Dog Human used to remind me of Jack Lemon.
What an actor and Good Boy!
I love the bucket audio Eliza
For me, the most unnerving shot in _Talk to Me_ is when the the ghost girl in the hospital says "I let you in" to Mia, and for a split second we see Riley in Limbo.
Thanks for the List and Video 😀
I love that scene in 28 Weeks Later. It’s hard to find feel-good moments in zombie movies 🧟🎥🧟♀️🧟♂️
In the Mouth of Madness is truly madness. It's so unnerving.
Horror movies are addicting
Why does it sound like you're sitting in a basement reading a script?
At least she didn't say the 'as played by' line anymore.
Yeah, that subway scene is brutal to watch. A friend recommended the film to me and she wanted to know what I thought of that scene specifically.
For me, one of recent memory is without a doubt, seeing bone marrow drip on a wire mesh in Saw X. Not saying that anything else in the film is a breeze to get through but for some reason, that shot of the bloody, fatty tissue dripping, knowing what it is in the context of the film, is such a visceral image... Easily the one scene that unnerved me the most last year.
I know it's not up here and many won't agree but there was so many scenes in The Exorcist that left me scarred for months! This was my introduction to horror movies and it literally scared the 😈 outta me. I don't know why i wanted to watch anymore horror after that but i did, became addicted and been a fan every since 😂.
Does it give anyone else an adrenaline rush when you watch horror movies??
The scene from John Carpenter's The Tunnel Monster in The Mouth of Madness. That's the scene of Laurence Fishburne running from Sam Neil, in Event Horizon.
Someone give "Island of Terror" some props!!!!!
Why do you feed voices quietly in the background noise? Makes it sound like people are in my house 👻
In 28 Days Later, Major Henry West isn't the one who has his eyes put out by Jim; that's Corporal Mitchell. West is later pulled out of the rear window of their escape vehicle by the infected.
In Talk To Me, that boy slamming his face into the table and pulling his eye ball out, scared the mess out of me when I first seen it. Enough said.
*Never* let a kid "do the hand" at a party 🤦♂️
Love your videos gem
Idea for a new list:
Kindest/Nicest Characters Who You Still Wanted to Die in Horror Movies-
“You, wretched devils you”
Entry#10: Mitzy - X
Entry#9: … (have fun brainstorming)
Other Idea:
Welcome to WhatCulture Horror and today we’ll be counting down the top ten characters in horror movies whose libido got them killed”
#3
Top Ten Characters in Horror Who Were Punished for Having a Crush on the Main Character
#4 Top Ten Bystander Kills in Horror
#5 Top Ten Times the Villain killed the Neighbors (Whether Accidentally or On Purpose)
#6 Top Ten Times Being Drunk Got Someone Killed (Horror Edition)
#7 Top Ten Best Horror Movies that Take Place at Work (No professional killers)
Dun Dun Dun! 😂 god i love horror movies
"The Cavalry's Coming"
Any Deaths In Final Destination Series One Death In Final Destination 5 Where Olivia Where Eye Surgery Takes Place
Haha you used a scene from Matilda you thought we wouldn’t notice but we did
THE MIC QUILTY IS SO BAD WTF
Predator is an action movie.
Invasion of The Body Snatchers One is omg
Something about the. Audio editing was in. Credibly jarring.
Yeah. Beau's father is... Something else 😮
Was “dreadlock beast” really necessary y’all lol cause
But at least we have that one good shot at 5:54 :)
Martin Balsam in "Psycho".
Talk to me messed that little boy up omg
The serpent and the rainbow is a movie with a scene...
Protagonist is drugged beat and abused he has his dangley bits nailed to a chair with a rail road spike. I've was puckered for years after that movie
I've been subscribed to WhatCultureHorror since it became it's own thing independent of the WhatCulture main channel. Back when Ash was still a part of it. And after all of these years, I still don't understand why you guys don't put time stamps in your videos (or at least in the description) and why you just put the name of the production company in the bottom corner when you show clips, and not ALSO the title of the film. Some of us would like to skip the movies we haven't watched yet, since WhatCulture has no qualms with absolutely spoiling endings. And this new thing with abruptly ending the videos (sometimes even mid sentence) is pretty odd. Not even a short outro anymore. If it's too much work to do the bare minimum, then maybe just retire this channel and reincorporate horror coverage within the main channel again.
A Serbian film should be in this omg never again
This trash should not be mentioned anywhere
@@daveschnee9249 it's trash but there's disturbing trash 🗑️ some friend put that shit in n never again ....I would say hereditary it was mid disturbing but oop yuh I mentioned it soooo what.... U must think Winnie the Pooh blood and honey 🍯 is the most disgusting shit ever ...lol
Possession good
What is wrong with her audio!?!?
Clearly you all haven't seen Antropophagus.
❤
The pig carcass scene in Saw III caused me to invent the phrase "whipped pig".
Okay, so you guys hyped up Bone Tomahawk so much that when I watched this terrifying “wish bone” scene the only things going through my head were “Man, the lighting really sucks right there, I can’t see what they’re doing,” and “This is the least efficient way to kill a person you intend to eat and I’m pretty sure no self-respecting cannibal would waste all those organs like that.”
😂
Is your microphone inside a tin can?
Please get a better microphone.
I thought it was obvious the Alien in Nope wasn't a UFO and that it was eating them. I'm not sure why anyone thought otherwise. Also, horrible movie.
Really? These are baby steps. New French Horror. Run. Martyrs for example
These aren't bad at all.
Downvoted for the unnecessary stupid 'memes' edited in.
Your voice is eye piercing unsubscribed
These are all disturbing. Another one is the burning barn scene in “Come and See.”
Just saw that the other day. One of the most horrible things I've ever seen.