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 Member 98 Level 35.79 Mar 2006 
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The Fly II.
This one soldier gets a face-full of acid from the creature, which the previous movie proved can burn through flesh instantly. The soldier screams in pain, and attempts to pull the acid from his face. He instead ends up tearing off his entire face, so we get a shot of his exposed skull, followed by more screams while smoke escapes from his melted eyes and mouth. That scene still disturbs the shit out of me. Even typing it up makes my spine chill.  Jam it back in, in the dark. 
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Member 98 Level 35.79 Mar 2006
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That actually freaked me out the least. At least he could have that repaired. They don't even show if the soldier died or not. He's just laying there breathing heavily under his melted face (who'd want to live after that, though).
It was also disturbing when Brundlefly puked acid on that one guy's hand and leg. It was especially freaky when the poor guy is screaming his brains out, while Brundle gleefully tells him "shh." Cronenburg's a fucking madman. I wouldn't want to meet him in person. Another scene from recent memory is High Tension, when the killer shoves his chainsaw through that guy's car window, and starts chopping him up in the stomach. The extended screams from the woman and the music really made it difficult to watch, and the blood flew EVERYWHERE. There's nowhere I can't reach.
Last edited by Soldier; May 5, 2006 at 06:33 PM.
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Member 98 Level 35.79 Mar 2006
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Got one more. Timecop, when the past and present version of the main villain touch (in which according to the laws of this movie, causes the person to be wiped from existence). The scene isn't violent in any way, but watching the two guys fuse together into a whirlwind of flesh, then melting into the floor was just freaky, as well as unexpected. What a way to go.
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.
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Soldier