10 Disturbing Movie Reveals You Only Notice Rewatching

From easily overlooked frames that tease the reveal of the real big bad

to throw away lines giving away the twist early, these are those creepy movie reveals you only notice when sitting down for a rewatch

Gareth here from WhatCulture.com and here are 10 disturbing movie reveals you only notice rewatching

Oh yeah, and spoilers incoming! Number 10, you can briefly see Duke's phone is in Miles' back pocket

Glass Onion, a Knives Out Mystery. The billionaire alpha co-founder known as Miles Braun didn't do the best job of covering his tracks during Glass Onion

As revealed by the brilliant Benoit Blanc, not only did Miles murder his ex-business partner Andy

Braun was also responsible for killing his pal Duke on his island

Blanc deduces that Duke must have discovered the truth about Andy's death before his own demise

Bronn then seized his phone and gun after poisoning the big lad with pineapple juice

something he was deathly allergic to, doing the former in a bid to keep the gang from learning Duke knew of Andy's end via Google Alert

before his own sudden death. And what do you know, when you revisit the shocking moments Duke surprisingly drops

get a good look at Edward Norton's behind. No, not for that reason. Get your head out the gutter

As he darts away from the group searching for Duke's phone on his person

said object can very much be seen in his back pocket long before Blanc discovers it in the film's closing stages

Just like Miles being an idiot throughout, this now rather obvious hint at him being behind the disturbing death

was staring both the audience and Blanc in the face. 9. No incoming calls allowed hints at one hell of a twist

Fight Club 1999's classic David Fincher flick Fight Club eventually sees the reveal of the narrator and Tyler Durden surprisingly being the same person all along

This meant that the narrator was actually the one sleeping with Marla, and the mind behind Project Mayhem

However, on a number of occasions over the course of this cult hit, Fincher definitely made it clear that something rather strange was going on underneath the surface

Things like the odd flash of Durden, and the narrator being pulled out of the driver's side post car crash

Despite Tyler initially being seen driving, all alluded to the aforementioned big reveal

But perhaps the most freaky clue comes during the moment the narrator opts to give Durden a call on a payphone

after his apartment blows up. Durden initially doesn't pick up, but said phone then suddenly begins to ring and the narrator answers

A closer look at said box on a rewatch, though, reveals the words, No incoming calls allowed, written in bold on it

Though you likely missed it during your first viewing of the controversial 90s project

Fincher was letting you know once again that there was more to this disturbing story than meets the eye

Did you spot any of the other Tyler narrator twist clues sprinkled in the Fight Club chaos

Well, drop your favorites in the comments section down below, my friends. Number 8. The Real Reason Adelaide Didn't Want to Go to the Beach Us

After wandering around a spooky house of mirrors at the Santa Cruz Beach boardwalk

a young Adelaide suddenly comes face to face with her doppelganger and looks understandably a little shook up However it only revealed late on that the young girl we initially introduced to here ended up being forcibly replaced by said Double Red

But about an hour or so before that creepy development is confirmed on screen

the apparent Addy gives off a few clues as to who she really is that are only detectable on a rewatch

With the family planning on heading to the Santa Cruz Beach during their vacation

fake Addy clearly isn't into the idea. Eventually, her hubby Gabe is able to convince her it's a good call, but only if they leave before dark

When revisiting Jordan Peele's eerie masterpiece, this reluctance to return to the scene of her swap

acts as the first delicious breadcrumb on the road to learning the red truth

7. Emil Mondavarius Itches Suggest a Big Reveal is Coming While still technically a family film, the late reveal of Scrappy-Doo being the evil pup

sitting within a mechanical Emil Mondavarius is still a little disturbing to watch all these years later

But that hilariously shocking turn of events was actually hinted at a little earlier

in the 2002 live-action Scooby-Doo madness. When the spooky island owner is spotted wondering

what spooked the titular canine after a mid-film piano performance, Mondavarius does something that pretty much

gives away the twist there and then. The way he scratches behind his ear here

is pretty similar to the way a dog would do that very same thing

But when taking in the flick for the first time, you'd be forgiven for thinking Rowan Atkinson's character

just had a nervous tick he couldn't control in the moment. And most weren't exactly quick to jump to the conclusion

of the little egomaniac being the one behind the soul-stealing plot on the island

However, once you learn exactly which irritating pooch was sitting within this villainous bot all along

this initially missed puppy-powered hint sticks out like a Scooby snack in the middle of a bag of chips

6. A Piece of Grandma Armitage is There for All to See, Get Out

Long before the Armitage's sinister brain-swapping scheme is revealed, Chris is given a tour of his girlfriend Rose's family home by her father Dean in Get Out

And it's during this wander around the house that Chris has shown everything from family photos

to souvenirs a gracious Dean has picked up on his travels. But it's the kitchen stop on the journey that brings with it a staggering reveal on a rewatch

Dean explains to his daughter's partner that his mother loved her kitchens

so they keep a piece of her in here. The camera then lingers rather uncomfortably as Georgina

one of the Armitage's housekeepers, greets Chris. It eventually becomes known that not only had the Armitages been offering

their creepy service to people outside of the family, but Rose's grandparents had also both undergone this procedure

and none other than Georgina was actually possessed by Rose's grandmother, Marianne

So when Dean was talking about keeping a piece of his mother in her beloved kitchen

fans initially didn't realise just how accurate this disturbing statement really was

5. A Random Message from Sev Ohanian Reveals the Disturbing Twist Missing

Following on from the success of their last screen life slice of thriller action known as Searching

Anish Chaganti and Sev Ohanian once again helped bring another Screen Stuff mystery to life this year by the name of Missing And as with that prior entry the gang simply could not resist dropping a blatant ending spoiler

right in the middle of the action for all to see. But with so much information often being thrown at audiences

whenever a social media or messaging app springs up on screen during these unique flicks

the average Joe or Jane regularly doesn't stand a chance of clocking one of these secret revelations on a first viewing

During searching, an email sent by Ohanian himself in David Kim's inbox suddenly reveals that his daughter was likely being catfished by the fish and chips character

And just like that turned out to be the case, Ohanian once again dropped an easily mistwist reveal in Missing

with his text message to June midway through the film explaining that her mom had been lying to her and her father was not dead at all

Sure enough, that disturbing detail turns out to be the truth later down the road

as it's explained that June's mom Grace had been trying to protect her daughter

from the truth of her paps actually being an abusive piece of work

Simply put, if you see Ohanian's name pop up on screen, there's a good chance a monumental spoiler is heading your way

4. Tess Was Warned By Some House Graffiti Barbarian After making it to the rental house she was staying at before her job interview the next day

Tess Marshall eventually ends up spending the night in the place with a stranger called Keith Toshko

Despite being a little concerned about the idea of entering the place, and sleeping in the same building as a man she's only just met

Tess just about gets through the night early on in Barbarian. When she finally sets out for her interview the following morning, though

her bedroom door randomly opening in the middle of the night turns out to be the least of her troubles

The entire neighborhood around the home is completely battered and abandoned, and Tess is soon informed at her interview that this area of Brightmoor is not safe at all

It's eventually revealed that a deformed woman has been living beneath the house in a tunnel

with this mother being the result of a man known as Frank abducting, raping, and then keeping various women captive underground over the years

Said shocking reveal of the mother hiding below was actually hinted at all the way back when Tess first stepped outside of the home in the morning, however

Though easily missed on a first-time viewing, one of the buildings opposite clearly having the words

death from below spray painted across it stands out that little bit more on a rewatch the lesson

here do your research before committing to your airbnb folks number three mother's unmoving body

reveals that ending psycho and while on the subject of mothers one of the most famous and

disturbing twists of all time is actually displayed for all to see earlier in the psycho drama not too

long before discovering that norman bates killed his mother 10 years ago and had been treating her

corpse as if it were alive ever since, the disturbed man can be heard having an argument

with her inside her bedroom, and after squabbling a while, Norman eventually carries his frustrated

mother, who can be heard telling him to let go of her, down to the fruit cellar, though

it's evident here that said mother had been replaced with a mannequin for this shot

On a first watch, your mind simply assumes Alfred Hitchcock had Anthony Perkins carry

a dummy down the stairs as it would have likely been easier than trying to have him lug an actual human for a few tanks But when revisiting this particularly surreal beat it soon becomes clear that this was anything but a botched attempt at disguising a life doll

It was actually a subtle way of telling the audience that this rather stiff-looking mother

was indeed very much not alive at this point. 2. The Invisible Glass of Water Hints at Things Not Being As They Seem

Shutter Island It's ultimately revealed that Shutter Island's central figure Edward Teddy Daniels is actually Andrew Laidus

with the US Marshal being imprisoned on the titular island for killing his mentally ill wife after she murdered their children

and creating said other persona out of guilt. And while this may come as quite the shock as you come to the end of your first watch of the 2010 masterpiece

the clues are definitely all there during a revisit. Perhaps the most blatant hint at things not being what they seem in Ashcliff Hospital for the criminally insane

comes during Daniel's and partner Chuck's interviews with various patients and nurses

about the disappearance of Rachel Salando. With Chuck actually being Teddy's primary psychiatrist, Dr. Sheehan

the way one particular nurse glances at Chuck when discussing Sheehan with Daniels

and Chuck's awkward reaction in the moment both stand out on a rewatch

Not long after that, guards are also visible behind Teddy and various inmates during their interview sessions

whilst no one appears to be stood over Chuck's shoulder. A coincidence? I think not

And the fact another patient proceeds to drink an invisible glass of water before she places an actual glass down in the next shot

also suddenly tells viewers that there's something off about this particular investigation early on

1. A scream suggests something creepy is going on in the house

The girl with the dragon tattoo. During the 2011 big screen adaptation of Stieg Larsson's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

there comes a moment when investigative journalist Mikael Blomkvist visits the home of the missing Harriet Vanger's brother, Martin

and it's here when a sharp noise is briefly heard mid-dinner, with everyone acknowledging the odd sound before Martin references a window being left open

Martin then disappears as a few other whistling noises echo around the house

and is heard shutting something in the distance. Later on in the film, though, the source of said noises is finally and quite disturbingly revealed

On the back of learning that Martin and his father were behind a string of murders over the last few decades

Blankvist is captured by the former and eventually wakes up inside of a basement

Here, Martin explains that the screams heard during the pair's dinner actually belonged to his next victim

He was locked in that very same basement at that exact moment. Just like that, a weird but not all that shocking sound is given a whole new meaning

when choosing to re-watch David Fincher's disturbing thriller. And that's our list. Know of any other disturbing movie reveals you only notice rewatching

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