History NightmareFuel / PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest

--->'''Gibbs:''' Well, if you believe such things, there's a beast does the bidding of Davy Jones: a fearsome creature with giant tentacles that'll suction your face ''clean off'', and ''drag an entire ship down to the '''crushing darkness'''''... The Kraken! They say the stench of its breath is like... imagine, the last thing you know on God's green Earth is the roar of the Kraken and the reeking odor of a thousand rotting corpses... If you believe such things

** The deaths of the men in the second cage can be pretty unsettling, especially for anyone who has acrophobia. Whilst climbing the side of the ravine they're dangling over, one man accidentally grabs a (harmless) snake and panics, causing the other men in the cage to also panic and lose their grip. The cage falls and the force of the drop causes the rope holding it to snap. The men can only scream in helpless terror as they plummet to their deaths in the ravine below, with the heroes being visibly disturbed by the sight.

* The Pelegostos -- imagine an island full of people who can hide anywhere, can and ''will'' catch you, and once they find you, they will cook and eat you without a second thought. The lead in before we discover them is particularly tense, with Will running into Cotton's Parrot who echoes the dead crewmen's screams of "Don't eat me! Don't eat me!" while remaining totally oblivious of what was going on.

** The deaths of the men in the second cage can be pretty unsettling, especially for anyone who has acrophobia. Whilst climbing the side of the ravine they're dangling over, one man grabs a (harmless) snake and panics, causing the other men in the cage to also panic and lose their grip. The cage falls and the force of the drop causes the rope holding it to snap. The men can only scream in helpless terror as they plummet to their deaths in the ravine below, with the heroes being visibly disturbed by the sight.

** The deaths of the men in the second cage can be pretty unsettling, especially for anyone who has acrophobia. Whilst climbing the side of the ravine they're dangling over, one man grabs a (harmless) snake and panics, causing the other men in the cage to also panic and lose their grip. The cage falls and the force of the drop causes the rope holding it to snap. The men can only scream in helpless terror as they plummet to their deaths in the ravine below, with the heroes looking pretty disturbed at the sight.

** The deaths of the men in the second cage are pretty unsettling, especially for anyone who has acrophobia. Whilst climbing the side of the ravine they're dangling over, one man grabs a (harmless) snake and panics, causing the other men in the cage to also panic and lose their grip. The cage falls and the force of the drop causes the rope holding it to snap. The men can only scream in helpless terror as they plummet to their deaths in the ravine below, with the heroes looking pretty disturbed at the sight.

** The deaths of the men in the second cage are pretty unsettling, especially for anyone who has acrophobia. Whilst climbing the side of the ravine they're dangling over, one man grabs a (harmless) snake and panics, causing the other men in the cage to also panic and lose their grip. The cage falls and the force of the drop causes the rope holding it to snap. The men can only scream in helpless terror as they plummet to their deaths in the ravine below, with the heroes looking pretty unnerved at the sight.

** The deaths of the men in the second cage are pretty disturbing. Whilst climbing the side of the ravine they're dangling over, one man grabs a (harmless) snake and panics, causing the other men in the cage to also panic and lose their grip. The cage falls and the force of the drop causes the rope holding it to snap. The men can only scream in terror as they plummet to their deaths in the ravine below, with the heroes looking pretty unnerved at the sight.

* The Kraken. A massive sea monster: half-whale, half-giant squid, and MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily.

** What's worse, the RealLife East India Trading Company ''[[TruthInTelevision really was that bad]]''.

--->'''Survivor:''' No! Below us! Foul breath!

*** A small one but connected to this; when the Black Pearl manages to get out of range of the Flying Dutchman's guns, Jones orders his crew to break off pursuit. Maccus asks the captain if he's giving up so easily, whereupon Jones turns to him and says nothing, just gives his subordinate a knowing smile. As Maccus realises what Jones is thinking, both of their faces light up with [[SlasherSmile truly evil grins]] at what's about to happen next.

-->'''Survivor:''' No! Below us! Foul breath!

--->'''Gibbs:''' If you believe such things, there's a beast does the bidding of Davy Jones: a fearsome creature with giant tentacles that'll suction your face ''clean off'', and ''drag an entire ship down to the '''crushing darkness'''''... The Kraken. Imagine, the last thing you know on God's green Earth is the roar of the Kraken and the reeking odor of a thousand rotting corpses...

--->'''Gibbs:''' If you believe such things, there's a beast does the bidding of Davy Jones: a fearsome creature with giant tentacles that'll suction your face ''clean off'', and ''drag an entire ship down to the '''crushing darkness'''''... imagine, the last thing you know on God's green Earth is the roar of the Kraken and the reeking odor of a thousand rotting corpses...

** The derelict ship that Will thinks is the ''Dutchman''. At first Will thinks it's run aground, but then one of the survivors reveals it's being held afloat by the Kraken so that Jones can have his pick of the survivors. Plus, the mentioned survivor is clearly shell-shocked.

** The moment Jack receives Bootstrap's warning, he immediately breaks out in panic and ''ScrewThisImOuttaHere orders a course towards any piece of land]]. The scene plays out comically enough, but Jack is ''not'' overreacting.

*** At one point Gibbs is desperately trying to hold on to a guy who's been caught by a tentacle. As he's ripped away, the guy screams ''"Shoot me!"'' clearly preferring to die by bullet than being ripped apart or eaten alive.

*** The final moments of the ''Edinburgh Trader'' when the Kraken brings its largest tentacles crashing down on the middle of the ship, snapping it clean in half, at which point the tentacles grab both halves of the ship and start shovelling any of the crew still aboard into its gaping mouth. The screams of terror as crewmen are swept or dropped into the open maw where the centre of the ship used to be are accompanied by what can only be described as a screech of glee as the Kraken stuffs itself.

*** The last time we see the Kraken, it's fighting a captive Jack aboard the ''Black Pearl''. The remaining crew can only watch as it tears the ''Pearl'' apart and pulls it under the surface.
*** A small one but connected to this; when the Black Pearl manages to get out of range of the Flying Dutchman's guns, Jones orders his crew to break off pursuit. Maccus asks the captain if he's giving up so easily, whereupon Jones turns to him and says nothing, just gives his subordinate a knowing wink. As Maccus realises what Jones is thinking, both of their faces light up with [[SlasherSmile truly evil grins]] at what's about to happen next.
* The crew of the ''Flying Dutchman'', particularly Wyvern. The guy's been on the ship so long, he's stuck in the wall. When he pulls away from the ship to talk, only the front half of his body pulls away, and you can see his brain... or possibly what used to be his brain and has now become a chunk of brain coral, in which case it's still horrifying as a VisualPun. They certainly take "Part of the crew, part of the ship" ''literally''.

* The Pelegostans -- imagine an island full of people who can hide anywhere, can and ''will'' catch you, and once they find you they will cook you and eat you without a second thought. The lead in before we discover them is particularly tense, with Will running into Cotton's Parrot who echoes the dead crewmen's screams of "don't eat me! Please, don't eat me!" while remaining totally oblivious of what was going on.

** The worst part is, the audience gets to experience ''all of that.'' Even before we get that speech or even see the Kraken clearly, we see it pulling a ship full of innocent fishermen underwater to their deaths in an instant. When Will boards what he thinks is the ''Flying Dutchman'', he sees a man with ''no face,'' and what's left horribly warped -- the directors' best impression of a face suckered clean off. We only see the horrific image of its mouth clearly at the very end... but luckily we can't smell its breath.

*** Captain Bellamy's death is just horrible. The Kraken doesn't even devour him immediately; he gets pulled underwater and played with like a ragdoll while the rest of the crew watches and listens to him scream at the top of his lungs before being dragged back underwater and ''then'' killed. The fact that the Kraken chose to keep the captain alive for a couple more agonizing seconds [[CruelAndUnusualDeath before finally eating him]] just to scare its prey shows that it's not only killing for food, but also [[{{Sadist}} for fun]].

* The crew of the ''Dutchman'', particularly Wyvern. The guy's been on the ship so long, he's stuck in the wall. When he pulls away from the ship to talk, only the front half of his body pulls away, and you can see his brain... or possibly what used to be his brain and has now become a chunk of brain coral, in which case it's still horrifying as a VisualPun. They certainly take "Part of the crew, part of the ship" ''literally''.
** Perhaps this is how the ''Flying Dutchman'' repairs itself when damaged - using mutated, still-living members of the crew [[HumanResources to patch the holes]]...

*** Another tentacle pulls a guy out of one of the cannon holes, basically breaking him in half to get him through, all while Pintel and Ragetti cower and wince.