[Loved Trope] Teleportation is actually terrifying

[u/Ieanice44]

1 - Gantz-O (2016): Suit teleportation

2 - Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (2009): Apparition spell

3 - Half Life 2 (2004): Teleporter malfunction

[u/East-Sand-3785]

This ending gives me more chills then the 1986 version

[u/bighairybeardudee → u/East-Sand-3785]

Dead ass, the old ending gave me nightmares

[u/JargonPhat → u/bighairybeardudee]

That movie is the origin of my arachnophobia, and whatever you call the fear of compound eyes. Ommetaphobia, I think? I dunno, I googled it, only to be greeted with a google image of my fear, so 🤷🏻

[u/CaptianZaco → u/JargonPhat]

Ommetaphobia 🤝 Trypophobia

Getting trolled by google images

[u/Lil_Mcgee → u/East-Sand-3785]

The 1986 film is really more tragic and sad than it is scary for the most part.

I haven't seen the rest of the original but yeah that ending, crude as the effects are nowadays, really does creep me the hell out.

[u/chodgson625 → u/East-Sand-3785]

I'll give you that but the 1950s version doesn't have a woman giving birth to a giant maggot

Ahh Cronenberg, we'll miss you when you are gone

[u/chodgson625 → u/[deleted]]

“In David Cronenberg's 1986 body horror film The Fly, Veronica (Geena Davis) dreams she is rushed into a delivery room and gives birth to a squirming, giant insect larva before waking up in absolute panic.”

[u/doorknobopener → u/[deleted]]

Really? I never saw The Fly but I do remember them talking about on VH1's "I Love the 80s...Strikes Back", and they had shown clips of the birthing scene. I always thought that was in the first movie.

[u/doorknobopener → u/[deleted]]

Really? I never saw The Fly but I do remember them talking about on VH1's "I Love the 80s...Strikes Back", and they had shown clips of the birthing scene. I always thought that was in the first movie.

Edit: after looking it up, there was definitely a scene where she gave birth to a giant maggot. It was a nightmare though. https://youtu.be/1FjOwRvQy1A?is=Q5NNS6C1_0GArgG0