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Hostel: Part 2 The Hostel trilogy boasts a wide array of upsetting death scenes, but there's something bleakly fascinating about the blood-bathed 'Bathory' sequence from Hostel: Part II that really gets under my skin. For what feels like forever, we watch a member of the twisted murder club slit a young woman's throat and then bathe in the blood flow. As sick as it gets. I still contend that there's a lot more to the Hostel movies than just the gore, but if it's 'just the gore' you're after, then this freaky scene fits the bill. Alligator On one hand, this movie is a very simple horror story about a very large alligator that terrorizes Chicago. On the other, it's a surprisingly clever Jaws homage/parody that offers some very cool gator FX.

Ccna security boot camp torrent8551877 texas. Nothing in this film scares me as much as the scene involving a few young boys, a dark swimming pool, and a very hungry alligator. Even with the raging jaws obscured by sloshing water, it's still gasp-worthy. I'm not ashamed to admit that this scene gave me nightmares for weeks when I was a kid.

Deadly Friend Most of the kills on this list are shocking, gruesome, or particularly impressive in a special effects sense. This one is just nutty. It's not every day you see an evil robotic teenage girl throw a basketball so hard that it blows somebody's head off, but that's precisely what Wes Craven came up with here. With hindsight it seems pretty obvious that this murder scene is being played for laughs, but it sure doesn't play that way as it happens. The result is a sequence that's as unexpected as it is irretrievably wacky.

Jul 24, 2008  The whole ideal of the '100 feet' is wrong. One-hundred feet is a length equal to the height of a 10-story building, so from the transmitter to the front door or the basement is well under the '100 feet' she is allowed to go. See the full gallery. Related News. The family name Kadam, actually translates to Foot in Urdu/Hindi. Start your free trial.

Psycho Is the shower scene too obvious a choice to be included on this list? That scene is so iconic, so influential, and so damn creepy (yes, still) that I'd kick myself forever if I didn't put it on the list. And if you've never actually watched Psycho all the way through, you might wonder what makes this scene so damn important. Not only is it a meticulously crafted piece of suspense, but the twist adds its own shock. Because, well, this isn't the sort of thing that's supposed to happen to our lead character. Hitchcock knew this scene would keep his audience off-balance, and he clearly had a great time putting his audience in that frame of mind.

Running time 122 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $22 million Box office $88.9 million The Hundred-Foot Journey is a 2014 American film directed by from a screenplay written by, adapted from Richard Morais' 2010 novel. The film stars,, and and is about a battle of two restaurants in a village: one by an Indian family and the other, a lofty restaurant. Produced by and for through their respective production companies, and, in association with and, it was released by on August 8, 2014, receiving generally positive reviews and earning nearly $90 million at the worldwide box office. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Plot [ ] The Kadam family ran a restaurant in.