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The surgery for sure, but i found the scene kith the kid really unnerving too.
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Christiane's "unmasking" was too blurry, I kept yelling at the screen: C'mon, let's see your hideous face!

The most disturbing scene is when they took Edna's face off. They took her face. off! It was one of THE grossest scenes I've ever had to watch.

I think for me it was the scene near the end when the Final Girl wakes up from sedation after the doc has left and sees she's restrained in a hospital bed in this creepy basement operating room with forceps all over her and starts screaming. And THEN this ghostlike girl in a white mask comes at here real slow-like with a scalpel! It really gets you into her head and the terror and confusion she must be feeling, especially given the already bizarre couple of days she's been having.
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For some reason the shot of Louise dragging the body of the first victim has always stuck with me.
Thats funny cos me and my friend watched a bit on youtube (My uni tutor advised me to watch this film for some insperation) and the thing that creeped us out was that and the way the body was slumped in the back of the car with the hat tilted over it's face.
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For some reason the shot of Louise dragging the body of the first victim has always stuck with me.
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To me, the blurred shot of Christiane's gnarled face when she approaches the girl tied to the operating table. Totally nightmarish.

Definitely the skin removal. I'm sqeamish enough about watching surgery as it is

I think the scariest image is when she is walking through that dark hallway with birds fluttering around her.

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I tend to agreenot necessarily the scariest, certainly not the most gruesome (another scene obviously takes the cake) but the most disturbing. Really a great film.

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To me the scariest shot is the succession of photos of Christiane after the grafting has failed. Ick.

Indeed. It's amazing that they used a real person instead of a dummy, isn't it?

The body being dragged after slumping facelessly in the rear of the car is pretty creepy.
I was most impressed by the anonymous stunt lady that allowed herself to be dragged in that way with bare feet across the rough road surface - that must have played havoc with her pedicure!
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Yes, it's really abrupt and shocking, especially if you don't know what you're in for.
Generally bonus features are related to the film, but this is an earlier documentary by the director. It's certainly worthwhile including it in the Criterion DVD for fans of the director, but it's not otherwise related to "Eyes Without a Face."
I watched some of the documentary, but I just couldn't stomach it after a bit. But I suspect the worst part was the beheading of the horse, which is right at the beginning of the film. It's hard for me to imagine the rest being more gruesome, but I guess it's possible.

Oooh! I was wondering what that was. I thought it might have been a trailer, so I didn't bother viewing it. Hm..kinda curious to see it now.
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The documentary is included in the bonus features of the Criterion DVD. Before he made this film, the director made a documentary about French slaughterhouses. It opens with with a horse's head being severed. It's quite shocking and abrupt, especially if you were expecting a feature on this film (if you didn't read the menu closely or your French isn't that good).

What are you guys talking about when you say "the documentary"?

Jess Franco did a remake.
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