Your Favourite CREEPY and AWKWARD movie moments

Engineering: would you be so kind as to show us a pic or clip of that awakeard movie moment? That would be sweet BigDave: Creepy, but not Awkward

Alex: ROFLMAOPIMP you know it's true. Just look at him!!!!!!

Hahahah come on.... The pic was necesary?.. now I will see a creepy oompa loompa runing after the ball, as they were no creepy enought.. Hahhaha lmao I cant stop to laugh

Not one of my faves but perhaps the creepiest moment in film history is in the film Burial Ground aka Nights of Terror. A 9 year old, newly zombified son wants his mother to allow him to pervertedly breast feed. She allows him a suckle. He bites her nipple off. When I was 8 years old I went to the local video store with my father to rent Enter the Dragon. We did and when we came home we found that someone had switched the stickers on the vhs and that the film on it was not Enter the Dragon. I was allowed to watch r-rated films so I watched it. That's when I saw this. I remembered the scene all my life. never knew what the film was called though as it had Enter the Dragon on it. I'm a big zombie fan so a few years ago I bought the Burial Ground dvd and happened upon the film that had scarred me so long ago. Strange film, strange story.

Not much really effects me as far as Horror Movies etc.... yes the odd cheap jump out your scene moments get me, but thats mainly how to use sound to good use. But nothing visual shocks me really.... Only one movie, well one scene disturbed me and still makes me feel uneasy. And its this one.... [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7W4fvs0-JU]Dog Town[/url]

[url=http://youtu.be/Td6qxOY5fDA]Oh, please, God - help me.[/url]

Pet Cemetery, when the young boy is brought back from the dead. [img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yqWq71mYros/TZWygx6SNhI/AAAAAAAACzM/D6lCuzXG_Qw/s1600/a0578f4a-c79f-44cf-aa18-e1b71f39696e_Gage_Creed.jpeg[/img]

allienberclad: eheheh, I love that trilogy. Classic.

Creepy one recently? It was from the movie - " Grave encounters " , the crew with camera gets into the bathroom where one teen girl is shaking head in the corner and when she looks at them, horrible. It was creepy scene after a long time for me. Awkward - plenty of scenes lately, one I can tell you from Piranha 3DD, scene where piranha hatches inside human womb, see it for yourself. It was awkward watching with teen friends atleast.. for obvious reasons, it was not well placed atleast for scrappy script.

The whole movie, but especially the ending of Bug.......insects creep me out! *shivers*

The whole first half of "there's something about mary" is very awkward, but in a hilarious way.

Let's see the scene from John Carpenters The Thing where the organism has attached itself to all the Huskies and is absorbing them. The sounds those animals were making just soured the popcorn in my stomach. I won't even go into the scene about the Head Spider, that was awkward and KA REEPY!

The Thing Dog [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/The-Thing-Dog.png[/img] Grave encounters [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/grave-encounters-8.jpg[/img] some scenes of The Grudge [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/Kayako_Saeki_5.jpg[/img] The Fourth Kind [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/abduction-sequences-fourth-kind--large-msg-128812970866.jpg[/img] and that damn bird really disturbs me [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/zv96h2.jpg[/img] some scenes of Kairo [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/kairo-ghost.png[/img] [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/3146_Kairo.jpg[/img] amd Hellraiser (when I was a kid :p) [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/123.jpg[/img] [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/hellraiser1.jpg[/img] [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/engineer004_jpg.jpg[/img] [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/hellraiser-hooks.jpg[/img]

Oh yeah Shambhala 'The Fourth Kind' ........that's one disturbing movie!

@The Lone Gunwoman, YEAH! and for me the alien voice, the hypnosis and that damn owl were very disturbing...

This scene was done really well. Exorcist part 3. http://youtu.be/zH8ynu0jRvY

@David1...You asked for it. [url=http://i559.photobucket.com/albums/ss37/thegentrificator/aburial-1.jpg]Here's a link to the before pic.[/url] [img]http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5105/5681363635_8e7dae1a2a.jpg[/img] It was actually a grown man with some kind of dwarfism that played the boy. They dubbed in a really cheesy kid voice. Throughout the film the boy is watching his mom banging this guy. He watches and it's creepy. I can't remember if his mom actually knows he watches and keeps going or not. Wouldn't surprise me. The movie is pretty close to soft porn. Still can't believe I saw it at 8 years old. The scene was burned into my mind. I'm not sure but from what I recall she knows he's turning into a zombie and wants to comfort him. She takes her breast out and says something like "c'mon you remember how much you liked it when you were a baby" or something like that. Just as bizarre as bizarre can get. The film is definitely not worth watching unless you just want to see this bizzare scenario played out.

[img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/Rubber_Johnny2.jpg[/img] Rubber Johnny, a short video directed by Chris Cunningham...well is not the most terrifying in the world...but is undoubtedly very [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmH1vidnQ1g]bizarre[/url]. [img]http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/starparadise86/RubberJohnnyScreenShot.jpg[/img]

Rubber Johnny was only creepy in the beginning of the vid when the guy was talking to him and all that. And beyond that it was only creepy the first time I saw it and when I didn't know what the hell the video was. For me anyway. I get tired of people saying that he can "save sci-fi" and that he "can deliver" a great sci-fi film. Not sure how all the people are so sure he can deliver a classic sci-fi feature when he's never done anything close to a feature. Not saying that he couldn't or that I wouldn't like to see him take a crack at a feature. But my eyes roll back into my head uncontrollably when people act like they need to let him direct the sequel to Prometheus and that it would automatically be great if he did.

@Engineering...But what if it is not Scott? who do you prefer for a sequel to Prometheus?

@Shambhala... [i]" That's a good question and while I've tried to avoid it I think I feel comfortable giving an answer now. I don't really have just one that stands tall above the rest. I suppose my first choice would probably be Nicholas Winding Refn. I'd LOVE to see Refn take a crack as sci-fi. When you look at Vallhala Rising you really see how great he is at being able to be quiet and take his time. Much like Scott did in Alien but Refn takes it to another level. You see it in Drive as well and in sequences in Drive the pace goes from slow to frantic with gorgeous precision. I've never seen a director build tension at a slow pace as well as him. Maybe Scott and say Polanski come close but no cigar. I'd love to see his take on Prometheus. And unlike Cunningham he's proven he can make great featrure films. After this point they are in no particular order. I've heard people say Croneberg and I wouldn't mind seeing that. People seem to think he's the same director he used to be but he's really not. He's made some great stuff like A Dangerous Method. That is a seriously fan-freaking-tastic film. I can't get over how good it is. And while he's moved away from the sci-fi/horror realm I think a mixture of his old work with his new work would be a sight to see. I think what he would do would more than upset Alien fans though. If you think Scott took this in an upsetting direction you'd freak to see what Cronenbrg would do. An obvious choice is Duncan Jones and I think he deserves a big film. What he did with Moon was the perfect blen of paying homage and taking it a step further. He's got a great eye, likes practical FX and like Scott and Refn is a master at the slow pace. I'd like the film to have a slow pace and then break into a frantic pace which Refn can definitely do but that's very tricky. I'm not positive he could pull something like that off but I'm confident he could. One I'd love to see but it'll never happen is Fincher. I'd love to see what he'd do in this universe without a thousand cooks in the kitchen and a script that isn't being changed every 5 minutes. We all know pigs will fly first. While I will like to see Cunningham's first crack at a feature and sci-fi, I would definitely not like to see his first effort be the Prometheus sequel. For one, he's unproven and what I find even more disturbing is what happened the last time these producers, in this universe give over the reigns-albiet not even halfway-to a first time director. While I like Alien 3 a little and don't find it a complete failure, it was a disaster of a production and should have been so much more. If Fox and Brandywine were to do it again I think history would repeat itself as far as no control for the first time director. And as we've seen Cunningham has turned down projects which didn't give him enough control. One off the wall pick of mine would be Brad Anderson. While I don't really care for all his work I think The Machinist is a classic which showed a world of potential. But he's a really off the wall pick and I'd be too scared if it were him. I think it would be too big for him. The reason I threw him in the mix is because I'd feel more comfortable with him than Cunningham simply because he's made a great film and a few decent films. Another obviousy/cliche pick would be Neill Blomkamp. While he's an obvious/ cliche pick I think he could get it done. With most of these directors I would definitely want Scott right behind the spelling out his vision but also letting them breath. Even with the other few that are definitely capable I would still want Scott with them putting in his 2 cents. One way or another Scott would have an influence. I think I'd like to see someone younger and not as experienced as say Cronenberg do it with a lot of Scott's imput rather than a legendary director with less Scott imput. There are more and I might go into some later."[/i]

I was really thinking, and thinking and I can not find it. I think that since I was a kid and I saw the alien, it was the first thing I saw that could make me scared but did not, in fact I was smiling waiting for the hunt begin

CUJO is very creepie!!!!!!!!! do not like dogs!!!

Creepy: (Original, 1978) Halloween when Laurie sees he friends dead body in bed and Michael Myers's face comes out of the darkness behind her...that is one of the creepiest shots in horror history in my opinion...

Teeth. Hilarious and terrifying at the same time!!