What's the scariest scene in a film that's stuck with you?

[lilybit2025]

There's not many, but one being Wolf Creek, my mum let me watch it with her when I was 13 and it's stuck with me ever since. Another is The Descent from when I was a similar age - the caves and creatures have stuck with me ever since and I refuse to watch either of them again.

Just remembered another - "The Road." Not one scene it particular, lots of them. I decided I'd rather die in the apocalypse than face that.

I didn't find The Road scary, just incredibly depressing. It stuck with me for weeks (the book did as well). I also made the choice I'd rather be dead than live through that.

Ooo really? The running man made me laugh. All they took was the idea, sortof and the name. The books excellent though, I'd like to see that on the screen.

The ending of Martyrs. Sickening.
And Threads. The most disturbing thing I’ve ever seen.

Oh and I saw Nosferatu last year and the whole thing was just viscerally awful.
Also A Field In England; one of the most oddly disturbing films I’ve ever seen. Trippy and weird and unsettling.
And the final scene in Kill List. Ben Wheatley is a genius.

The Vanishing is my film for tonight. Haven't seen it before but it looks good.

i came in to say Wolf Creek too. Still have nightmares about this one sometimes.

Kill List is brilliant, one of my favourite films

I looked up the ending after as hadn't read the book and it doesnt make sense why they changed it! Was still a bleak ending shouldve left it how it was

Bloody hell! 😱

Probably looks tame these days, but the scene in Salems lot where the boy taps on the upstairs window

Children of the Corn 1. When Isaac peers through the window.

Peering through windows is obviously quite a scary thing to do in horror films!

Are you talking about the 80's TV film, yes really frightening agree 👍

saddest film ever ...😢

Only just come back to this thread and it's blown up! Taking my time to read...

Another one is 'The Village', such a strange movie.