Supernatural : Disturbing scenes (spoilers)

I watched "Bloody Mary" and Jill's death was so disturbing to me.
She bleeds to death from her eyes.She was kind of a rude character but I almost cried watching her die. I felt awful for her.

And then in the witch episode, the scene where the teeth fall out of that girl named Janet's mouth and she hemmorhages to death scares the crap out of me.

Are these the most disturbing death scenes in your opinion?

There are some really disturbing scenes on the show, but I still gotta give the top spot to Dean's death-by-Hellhound in "No Rest for the Wicked." Something about Jensen's acting out Dean's agony, coupled with the pretty graphic portrayal of Dean's on-screen evisceration, bothers me and is hard to watch.

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I've always thought all the allusions to rape that Lucifer made to Sam were creepy and very disturbing.

Agree w/ Snow on Dean's horrible death w/ Sam screaming in the background /shudder.

The pictures of the Benders kills - posed hunting trophy style, holding the victims head up.

Ewww the police officer in season six who had locusts eat their way out of his skull from the Staff (of Moses, I think?). That scratching sound was awful.

The Leviathans eating everything especially the one who used the nacho cheese.

I think there was an episode where a guy was boiled to death in a hot tub (yuck, thankfully off screen).

The episode w/ the parasitic worms that made people drink (water, blood, anything) until they melted. Gross. Season 10, I think. Cole was in it.

Haven't seen the guy boiled in the hot tub yet.
Wonder what episode it is?

There was one moment in S7 where the Levithan second in command was going to throw some hot melted cheese over a victim's head off screen we never saw it. But that disturbed me.

Also, Sam killing Gordon Walker with that wire still freaks me out.

I still cannot watch Bloody Mary because say her name three times freaks me out ridged.

There was that moment where Dean lobbed that Vamp's head off in the saw-mill machine and that was another disturbing moment.

'Family Remains' was another creepy one to watch along with the Benders and Provenance.


There are others, but memory is poor unfortunately.




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It was in season 7 (I think season 7 had a lot of creep and a lot of gross). The episode w/ Charisma Carpenter playing a witch, iirc. Honestly, I think a lot of the episodes w/ witches have disturbing deaths. But boiling to death is a particularly terrible way to die imo.

Doc Benton (Time is on My Side) was bothersome with his crude operating room.

Magnificent Seven had a hunter drink Draino which I found very bothersome.

In Home, it bothered me when the toddler crawled into the refrigerator. Clearly they were playing on every parents worst nightmare and it was fairly fake looking, but it stuck with me.

Oh yes, the fridge scene I remember well

None of the torture scenes bother me for some reason. The very thought of Jo confined in that metal box with the monster's fingers feeling for her through the slit. I have claustrophobia bad, I cannot even think about that scene without breaking into a sweat.

It's interesting that most of our examples are from earlier episodes.

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The opening scene of My Bloody Valentine where they were trying to eat each other.

Also Dean's CBGB story about the older crew getting him drunk, Dean knowing what roofies are, his reaction to "When Dad came home", his look when he and Sam were discussing Max's childhood, Dean knowing exactly how 72 hour holds work, are disturbing for what they imply.

Alastair taunting Dean during On the Head of a Pin. "We were so close in hell." Despite, Dean wiedling the torture instruments in that ep, Alasitair was the one in control. It came across as a small glimpse as to what Dean's torture in hell must have been like.

Chuck on Dean- Firewall between light and Dark
Rob on Jensen- The man is a gift to tv

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The opening scene of My Bloody Valentine where they were trying to eat each other.

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One of the most underrated episodes of all. I still watch that opening through my fingers. And when the cook shoves his arm into the deep-fryer. Sam's bloody lips and cold 'wait your turn' when he's drinking the demons in the motel room.

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Also Dean's CBGB story

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I've been staring at this for ten minutes now. What is CBGB?

"Screw destiny, right in the face." ~Dean Winchester

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What is CBGB?

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I think it's a nightclub or dive or something?

Dean's teen years were wild and crazy and not particularly PC I would think. Did he experiment with drugs? I'm sure he did. He was probably quite a bad boy. It all contributed to the street smart hunter he is today.

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Oh! That makes sense. I was thinking it was meant to be an episode title and I could not figure it out, lol.

Yeah, I'm sure Dean was a wild child when he got the chance to be out from under John's thumb.

"Screw destiny, right in the face." ~Dean Winchester

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Dean's teen years were wild and crazy and not particularly PC I would think. Did he experiment with drugs? I'm sure he did. He was probably quite a bad boy. It all contributed to the street smart hunter he is today.

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Dean has shown an admiration for pot paraphernalia, especially bongs, in episodes like "Simon Says" and "It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester," indicating he's smoked a fair bit of pot in his day. He also admits to having had a bad acid trip in "Dream a Little Dream of Me" (probably more than one, since he cracks an acid joke later on, right before they take the dream juice). And, of course, he's an alcoholic.

Dean has also shown a rather unnerving affection for prescription uppers and downers, and an indepth knowledge of roofies. He's never seemed to be into any harder drugs, though. I think he's mostly into taking the edge off. Lord knows his life has some edges.

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What is CBGB?

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It was from either episode 10.9 or 10.10. The one with Cas dealing with Clair. Its a famous nightclub where a lot of big name bands got their start. Dean talks about sneaking out and a bunch of older people getting him drunk, then John caught him.

What were they planning on doing with Dean?

I do believe that Dean pushed a lot of boundries growing up. I think he started drinking at a very early age and he's made references that made it seem that he's at least tried marajuana. I wouldn't be surprised to find out he experimented with other things.

Chuck on Dean- Firewall between light and Dark
Rob on Jensen- The man is a gift to tv

Oh that's right. John barged into the nightclub demanding Where's my son or something! Dean intimated it could have turned bad for him had dad not shown up - it was the first hint at whitewashing John, although I'm sure John was on guard during Dean's wild teen years.


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the one where the santa claus demon comes down the chimney then goes up the stairs and grabs the parent and puts it in the bag then starts walking down the stairs and you see the bag move and struggle as he drags it while the kid just stands there watching



I used to be indecisive. Now, I'm not so sure.

Drinking the Drano. So disturbing!


Hot guys + dark subject matter + plenty of violence = watchable television.