10 Bizarre Horror Movie Moments You Just Accepted

Perhaps more than any other genre within the movie business, horror is a consistently rather bizarre world.

After all, this is a category of film that boasts everything from evil leprechauns to acid bleeding aliens.

With so much craziness often going down in these frequently shocking, terrifying, or demented pictures, though, a few utterly strange occurrences were always going to slip through the cracks and go somewhat unnoticed.

In the case of the following entries, there's a strong chance viewers were just too busy recoiling at a gory or horrifying moment to question what they were watching on-screen. 

Sometimes the peculiar happening in question was simply one of many unhinged scenes found in a barmy franchise, meaning fans of those films were willing to accept a moment that would be considered utterly odd in any other movie. 

Then there are those details that were so tiny, the viewer just didn't bother really thinking about whether they were accurate or incredibly strange.

So, from graphic wounds being anything but believable, to sudden crew member appearances, to tense scenes that make less sense the more you think about them, here are 10 quite weird moments you've probably just always accepted in the following horror movies.

Sergio G. Sánchez's 2017 picture Marrowbone focuses on the titular clan, whose mother dies after they move from England to Maine. The children left behind cover the mirrors and lock the attic to keep themselves safe from the "ghost" that haunts their home. 

Before the unexpected truth is revealed, however, something quite peculiar goes down pretty early on in the movie. 

Following the movie's prologue and title flashing up on-screen, young Sam (Matthew Stagg) is seen picking what appear to be raspberries outside of the family home. However, if you really focus on these little red berries for a second, it becomes clear that this is anything but a legit raspberry bush. 

Raspberries typically grow in bunches that all hang off one stem, while these seem to have been individually stuck on the end of each separate stem so the kid could easily pluck them and carry on with the scene (via r/MovieMistakes). You can also see a strange lack of receptacle once it's picked, too.

It was likely less fiddly than using a real raspberry bush, or perhaps was just the best the team behind the movie could come up with after realising the location didn't possess the correct vegetation. 

The average viewer was probably still reeling from the sudden and frightening arrival of a man the scene prior, and so wasn't really focused on the accuracy of the berry in question a few seconds later. So, they just accepted this as your standard fruit plant. But once you see these oddly thrown-together berries, it's quite difficult to unsee them.