9, 11, 22, 38!
9. Gosh that's a really hard one. I've got a ton, but I'm gonna have to go with the cat fight in Re-animator (close runners up are 'I'm moving out' from bride and 'alright, I like your lobster' from the lighthouse)
11. This is actually really funny because for the absolute longest time, I hated literally anything scary. I was really young when Monsters Inc came out and I had to be carried out during the door scene. It wasn't until I got to college that I started exploring horror. As for the first horror themed thing that scared me, what's coming to mind is Nightmare Before Christmas. We had a DVD rental place near me growing up and I remember clear as day seeing it on their tv screens and saying Fuck this.
22. With this one, in no particular order, I'm thinking Mandy (2018), Cabin in the Woods (2011), The Bay (2012), The Lighthouse (2019), and Motivational Growth (2014(?)). Motivational Growth really has a soft spot in my heart. I reached out to the director, Don Thacker, to see if they knew where I could buy a digital download since it was taken down from my favorite streaming site. He was exceptionally nice and sent one for me and my buddy for free. He seemed so excited and even told the staring actor, who sent a video telling us he was glad we liked the movie and his favorite quotes. It honest to God made my year and I think the movie will always be special as a result of it
38. I know I just got done talking about it, but I think it's gotta be Motivational Growth again. Jeffery Combs voices a mold growing in a misanthrope's bathroom, someone tries to fuck a television set, and you see a fungal titty. Here's the trailer:
Second runner up has to be the second hellraiser (Hellbound: Hellraiser II, 1988) just for the cool visuals. Third has to be Escape from Tomorrow (2013) in terms of it just being bizarre that it even exists. It was shot guerilla style actually in the Disney parks and was heralded as the movie Disney would do anything to stop (they didn't). It follows a father and his family on their last day at Disney and tries to explore the darker undertones of the park. It's really fucking bad, and not even in a fun way. It's on YouTube, and I kinda wanna fight the director












