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The hospital bed dream
Inlagt av SlickySlixtaSTAFFMOD den 18 februari 2017 vid 4:00 PM
That was the part that terrified me as a kid. My dad used to hire out all these old horror films when me and my sister were young and thought that it would be a good idea to let us watch them too, lol. Even though I thought that alot of them were scary none of them really got to me as much as AWIL did. The violence was and still is to this day pretty shocking and its amazing that the MPAA were as lenient as they were, considering this was a studio picture and not a grindhouse exploitation picture. So yeah, I was too terrified to watch that part for about 6 years until I mustered up the courage to watch it again. Nowadays I love this film and its one of my favourites.
Svar från A to Z
den 18 februari 2017 vid 5:54 PM
The scene on the moors was pretty terrifying too. I saw a lot of horror films as a kid, this is the only one I can remember scaring me though.
Svar från A to Z
den 18 februari 2017 vid 5:54 PM
Well the nazi werewolves were kind of silly...except when they cut his throat.
Svar från Dawn Of The Ed
den 18 februari 2017 vid 7:15 PM
The Nazi Werewolf scene terrified me as a kid. It was just so random and violent.
Svar från Megatron77
den 19 februari 2017 vid 9:28 AM
The whole Nazi killing dream & the one where David is lying in the bed in the woods and then opens his eyes and mouth were scary for me as a kid. The Nazi scene though is still pretty brutal...
Svar från henahey42
den 8 mars 2017 vid 1:26 AM
I agree
Svar från somesunnyday
den 8 mars 2017 vid 1:28 AM
The Nazi killing dream is brutal and freaked me out as a kid as well as the hospital bed in the woods.
Svar från tmdb53400018
den 8 mars 2017 vid 12:32 PM
And then it stabs her in the chest. I chuckled at that. It's also grimly amusing to me when the Nazi werewolves kill his family in his dream.
Svar från SlickySlixta
den 9 mars 2017 vid 7:54 PM
Definitely, the whole lead up to Jack's attack is brilliantly shot and the suspense is really amped up with that bone chilling howl.