#Hostel the movie nude scene serial

#Hostel the movie nude scene serial

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986) video sceneД«ased loosely on the life of Henry Lee Lucas, John McNaughtonвЂ™s вЂњHenry: Portrait of a Serial KillerвЂќ stars Michael Rooker as a man so sick, he killed his own mother. A statement about society? ItвЂ™s probably intended to be, but IвЂ™d rather get that message through subtlety than through jarring violence.ДЁ. The scene of violence is certainly unnerving and the end result makes it even worse-the protagonist experiences a changeвЂ¦in the worst possible way. Somewhere in her little half-formed brain, sheвЂ™s happy about having lost her virginity. He then rapes Anais who tells the police after the fact that itвЂ™s all good. The attacker climbs onto the car, smashes through the window and brutally murders Elena and her mother. However, the ending in which a psychotic trucker attacks the sisters and their mother at a rest stop left me reeling in a bad way. I will give props to this movie for accurately capturing the mind of a child who lacks forethought and seems to have confused self-growth with self-destruction. 12-year old Anais is fascinated by her sisterвЂ™s affair with a man (who is much too old) and becomes obsessed with her own virginity. Pretty older sister Elena and her younger chubby sister Anais go on holiday. Thinking about it now, IвЂ™m still not sure if the ending was appropriate or if it was just some last-minute, tacked-on shock tactic. (SPOILER ALERT!) If I had a list for most unexpected endings, this French film by Catherine Breillat would probably top it. Nothing like a little ultra-violence to brighten your day, right? TheyвЂ™re not angry or crazy theyвЂ™re just getting some kicks. This seems tame now compared to some of the other flicks, but it always frightens me seeing Alex (Malcolm McDowell) and his droogs in their freaky masks breaking into the home, tying a woman up, and kicking the man while doing a song and dance to вЂњSinginвЂ™ In the Rain.вЂќ It usually results in a lot of head-shaking on my part and вЂњI canвЂ™t believe there might be sickos like this out in the world.вЂќ WhatвЂ™s most disturbing about this particular scene in Stanley KubrickвЂ™s diystopian nightmare is the casualness that the gang displays. A Clockwork Orange (1971) home invasion scene

For your non-enjoyment, itвЂ™s my Top 10 Most Unnerving Movie Scenes.ДЎ0. They are the ones I remember so vividly that I feel like a post-traumatic stress disorder victim. These arenвЂ™t the goriest or bloodiest moments, they are the ones that made me turn away from the screen or squirm in my chair. IвЂ™ve moved on, but the memory of what IвЂ™ve seen stays with me.

I spent a great deal of my teens and twenties seeking out shocking movies like a drug addict looks for a fix. I know there are some sickos out there who have seen this stuff more than once! If youвЂ™d like to contribute your own Top 10 to Scene-Stealers, email your idea at HereвЂ™s Sara: Please chime in and let her know if her memory served her correctly or how these movies affected you. and I did awhile ago-the Top 10 Great Movies No One Should Have to See More Than Once-except Sara is not commenting on the quality of the movies, but instead merely pointing out what she viewed as extreme brutality. вЂњIвЂ™m not sure the scene descriptions are 100 percent accurate because frankly, I donвЂ™t want to re-watch any of it!вЂќ she writes. SaraвЂ™s thought was вЂњGeez, you havenвЂ™t seen anything.вЂќ So hereвЂ™s a Top 10 list that Sara says has been sitting in her brain for a while.

Scene-Stealers sitegoer and EMU Theater member Sara Langford was inspired to create this list after seeing our review of вЂњThe Wrestler.вЂќ In it, my co-host Whitney Mathews was disturbed by the violence in the film. This list is graphic, and NOT for the faint of heart. WARNING: Please do not read/look any further if you are easily offended.