What horror Movie Made you sick?

[ulthar]

odinn7 wrote:

> One word...Gigli
>

Now, now, Scott liked it.  Maybe that is sickening...

(just kidding, Scott).

[BoyScoutKevin]

Yes, show it to Scott, He likes everything.

As for me, two. And I saw them on a double bill. "Cry of the Bashee," when Oona (Elisabeth Bergner) gets her throat slit. And later, "Horror House," when Chris (Frankie Avalon) gets knifed in the groin and starts to vomit blood.

As for educational films, either "Death on the Highway" or "Red Asphalt." One of those driver training films, that try to scare you into being a good driver. When we were watching one or the other in school, there was a loud "Thump" in the darkened classroom. One of the girls had passed out, while watching it. The only time, I've been somewhere, where someone passed out from watching a film.

[Shadowphile]

For some reason, the scene in the beginning of Robocop where Peter Weller gets his hand shot off has always disturbed me.

And of course any male who has seen the Serpent and the Rainbow knows what scene I'm referring to when I say every male in the theatre curled up into a ball at one point.

[Mofo Rising]

I've never been made physically ill by a movie.  Well, one time when I was a kid I was eating a big plate of lasagna (my favorite) and watching THE TOXIC AVENGER.  Look up, look down, make a new connection. . .

And I guess there was the other time when I stopped drinking apple juice because the chemical in SWAMP THINGS was also yellow.

[dean]

This actually reminds me of when I went and saw the matrix at the cinemas.  The scene where Neo takes the pill and finds himself all hooked up to the matrix actually made somebody in the theatre throw up.  I had completely forgotten about it until just now!  That was interesting in itself.

Alternatively, if you are looking for something to make you feel sick, read a copy of the short story 'Guts' by the author of Fight Club.  Apparently it's fairly notorious for making people throw up [or at least pretend to] whenever he reads it out at book readings [I've listened to a copy and, although it could be fake, has some retching noises in it]

It is quite disgusting...

[Scott]

GIGLI, now that was a good movie just waiting to happen.

[odinn7]

Scott wrote:

> GIGLI, now that was a good movie just waiting to happen.


You, sir, need help. I still blame myself for this Scott.

[dean]

> Scott wrote:
>
>GIGLI, now that was a good movie just waiting to happen.

I'm still waiting...

[daveblackeye15]

The movies "Lucky" and "Children of the Living Dead" but me in a funk that was so bad it was one of those short minor depression phases.

[ThadC]

I know this a bit late to post a reply to this, but i couldn't help myself. The movie I have in mind is not a horror movie, but it still got me a bit sick. Titus with Anthony Hopkins. The part where the uncle found Titus's daughter on the stump with her hands cut off with sticks stuck in her wrists was messed up, but when she opened her mouth with that moan, and blood ran out her mouth because her tounge was cut out..... Gives me the creeps just thinking about it.

[Shadowphile]

Anthony Hopkins tried to retire after Titus but couldn't....

[Scott]

Might have to put TITUS on my list. Thought it might be a cheap modern Roman Legion film. Is it a good production?

"Waiting for it to happen" I believe you said you saw GIGLI Dean. If you haven't don't wait to long. : )

[dean]

Scott wrote:

> "Waiting for it to happen" I believe you said you saw GIGLI
> Dean. If you haven't don't wait to long. : )


Haven't seen it yet, but it doesn't mean I'm still not waiting for it to become a good movie, or at the very least a good bad movie!

But yes, I'm a bit wrong in the head, and with all my free time I have at the moment, I'll probably go rent it sometime in the next week or so just to punish myself for having so much free time: nothing says 'go out and do something constructive with your time,' like watching a train wreck of a movie...

[Scott]

Dean don't go pay money to see GIGLI !  Rather wait for cable. Then you might get your moneys worth.

To borrow part of Peter Johnsons infamous quote "I don't know what that means".



Post Edited (11-25-05 21:47)

[dean]

Scott wrote:

> Dean don't go pay money to see GIGLI !  Rather wait for cable.
> Then you might get your moneys worth.
>

Don't have cable, and therefore it will be another good year or two before it gets released on free to air [if at all]

Maybe I'll convince a friend to buy/rent a copy.  He also has great taste in bad movies, but he has actually seen House of the Dead [I stick well away from the Boll 'masterpieces'], and as such is much more screwed in the head and open to influence...