The evil twin of
Fanservice from another dimension, possibly with a
goatee (especially if female).
Fan Disservice looks like regular garden variety
Fanservice, except that the creators intentionally use the circumstances around it to make the scene outright creepy or disgusting. Corpses in sexy poses, dialogue that adds
Mood Dissonance, seeing someone naked who you
really wouldn't want to see naked
...there's a hundred and one ways that titillation can transform into horror. Just think of how many
Slasher Movies have
Fanservice Extras meet their demise by way of
Death by Sex.
Note that it often seems that film schools grind this into their students, as far too many movies intercut sex scenes with scenes of violence or
squick, to truly rub in our faces the polarity of beauty and horror. Of course, the directors
just want to be artists (that, or they're puritanical types who are obsessed with portraying sex in the most negative light possible). But sometimes it's implemented in a funny way, so the director can just mess with you.
Fan Disservice can still wind up being
Fanservice, if you're into that sort of thing.
Rule 36, people. Also, due to
Troper Demographics, there are
many examples linked elsewhere on the wiki which are listed as disservice solely because they involve naked
men. Male nudity by itself is
not Fan Disservice; there
are demographics that male nudity tends to be
Fanservice for. Some drag queens are often subject to this trope.
For the
unintentional version, see
Fetish Retardant.
Sometimes, there's nothing objectively wrong with the body in question, but the context of the situation makes it unsexy. See
Full Frontal Assault.
This trope can often overlap with
Naked People Are Funny - as often as not, naked people are funny precisely because of
Fan Disservice.
Oh, and people? This trope is for deliberate, intentionally unsexy things. Suffice to say that mileage will vary -it always does- but if you personally find any of these examples arousing, please save the
natter; let it just be your little secret, 'kay?
Examples