Weird Train Scene

"Suicide Club" is one of those movies that leaves you utterly perplexed. The title says it all, but you don't expect the action to take place since the very beginning.
The opening scene takes place in a subway, apparently during rush hour. The camera focuses on a group of students who just came out of class. The mood is quite chipper, especially with the silly music playing as a background. When the train approaches, the students line up holding hands and counting. There's not really much to think about, nothing to be expected. They're just happy teenagers singing and being foolish, waiting for their ride home just like everybody else. Then splash! The line of uniformed girls jumps into the tracks and waves of blood soak everything, the bystanders, the walls, the shop keeper, the train, EVERYTHING. Talk about an unexpected scene! It's disgusting!

Green Blob

Infection (Kansen) directed by Masayuki Ochiai, takes place in an empty and understaffed hospital in Japan. When an ambulance drops off a man carrying a deadly virus, the doctors decide to keep the staff overnight in order to figure out what's ailing the patient. Little by little, the hospital's personnel begins to show very strange behavior.
Here you'll find two clips showing some pretty gross stuff. Even though the movie clearly doesn't have state of the art special affects, all the green blob emanating from the characters' orifices adds to the gag factor.

Ohhh the gore!

Just admit it. You love watching the gore in those crazy, twisted, Asian horror films. There's something about dead women crawling around unnaturally that sets you on edge, and you love it. It's a creepy obsession that sends thrilling chills up your spine. It's, well, bewilderment, curiosity, awkwardness, perplexity, and confusion all packaged together in one stupefied look. When the faucet starts spitting out wads of hair, some primal force sends you to hit the pause button and see it over and over again. It's foul yet fascinating.
In the first post, we're honored to show one of the creepiest scenes in horror history. Audition (Ôdishon), directed by Takashi Miike, follows the relationship of a man with a sweet, soft spoken, polite young woman hidding a dark secret in her past. As the story unfolds, her personality reveals a wicked girl who is up to no good. In the following clip, you will catch a glimpse of angelical Asami (Eihi Shiina) as she unveils her evil nature to her lover, Shigeharu (Ryo Ishibashi).



Did you see the leg? Disturbing!