Every Wednesday we show you a great scene from film history you may remember, you may not — and then we break it down for you. But it's easy to forget how varied it is in its creepiness: the slithering Hannibal Lecter; the convict flicking his semen at Jodie Foster; even the fog simmering through the woods surrounding FBI HQ in the film's opening. It's all so perfectly unsettling. It all pales in comparison to the film's creepiest touch, Ted Levine's serial killer Buffalo Bill. Though the plot to murder women in order to fashion a "skin suit" was partly based on the M.