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Prince of Darkness. The whole "future transmission" dreams and its fakeout wake-up at the end into another horrifying dream. I get chills just thinking about it ^^
I appreciate the inclusion of The Fly dream sequence, but you left out the fact that the delivery doctor was played by David Cronenburg himself. I’d forgotten it was him until I recognized him in the clip, but there is no mistaking it is him.
Mandy?
I'm at 3:30 and I'm gonna make a guess that Sublime will be on here somewhere.
Day of the dead opening dream
I cannot for the life of me recall the name of the film, but it was about a couple moving into a new house, and the husband was an author. In one scene, the wife is taking a nap, and in the dream, she's still laying on the bed, but she is attached to a freaky lady on the ceiling, via an umbilical cord. Wasn't violent or gory, but just…..ew.
I get that One Hour Photo was a thriller, but damn that dream sequence still scares today. That whole movie gets under your skin and Robin Williams did such SUPERB job.
But you can’t make a list like this without the Carrie dream sequence. I know it’s coming every time and still jump
The Canker Man abducting school bully Tate in Before I Wake.
"Good"
20 year old presenters talking about movies they know fuck all about and probably haven't seen 😂
#carryonwiththescript
I'm sure Kane from Alien really hated that time a chest-burster forcibly emerged from his Uterus….
Dreamscape was not listed? That is far better then half of those!
I couldn't get through the first 10min of Evil Within, because it was so bad.
Maybe I'll give it another chance.
Sooo… Where is the hospital scene from Jacob's Ladder?
Man that made me remember a sort of creepypasta-like dream I had xd
Considered writing it as one but wasn't sure if it sounded stupid or too unrealistic. It was definitely horrifying to experience in person though
"What is it with horror movies and dreaming of babies?"
* Looks at the real life clusterfuck that is the world's obsession with rigidly brutal gender roles that turn half the planet's people into disposable incubators and the complete lack of fux given to ob/gyn and sexual health * Gee, I wonder…?
No seriously I had to threaten a doctor I was gonna DIY my own sterilization "with a sharp kitchen knife and a copy of Grey's Anatomy!' before getting on the wait list to have my tubes tied. Btw, the hubby got his vas book the day he asked.
Prince of Darkness is legendary for its dream sequences. They are genuinely unsettling.
To me the Event Horizon dream/hallucination scenes were fucking horrifying to me
"The Fly" is an absolute classic. I saw "Pet Sematary" at the drive-in, and Zelda scared me so badly that I missed parts of the movie because I kept hiding my face thinking she was going to make another appearance. 😂
I found the dream sequence in Apocalypto quite disturbing
The sole survivor's dream at the end of Carrie.
What about the end of Deadly Friend?
There was a horror movie from the eighties that i can't recall the name or premise. All i remember was that, as the four characters drove out of the house in a pickup truck, the couple in the front are relieved as the man plays with his girlfriends hair. As he plays with it, it gets pulled from her scalp with blood and tissue oozing from her hair. She smiles at the man while he screams in horror. Meanwhile the couple in the back of the truck look at each other, the guy in the back looks to her and says, "it must be a dream" when a ghoulish figure appears and says, " no its not". Scream and confusion comes as it ends to credits.
I bloody love Ash!!!!🙂
Honestly I never knew Robbie Willians did a Horror Movies or that he could. Neat
I really like horror movies. 😲😵😱
I found act 4 of The Evil Within to be completely unnerving.
How about this one from Event Horizon? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JHi4K9XfzM
@ 4:08 is that rik mayall?
Carrie (1976 ver. )
there was one dream sequence where eerie music plays as a shaky scene of a girl standing still and after the dream sequence ends there is a guy sleeping next to a corpse
Dear God. I grew up watching horror movies with my mom, one consequence of that being that I've had monster-pregnancy/birth nightmares since I was like 8 years old. Lmfao, the idea has always been terrifying to me. I'm sure I'll have a rough time with nightmares if I'm ever actually pregnant.