Most disturbing films!

[MMason1510]

Salo by far takes the cake.. just bought it yestarday and it is the only film that has made me almost want to shut it off...

anyone seen

Caligula
The Image
Intimacy
or In the realm of senses..

people have told me about them but im hesitant to go out and buy them...

i also found that I Stand Alone was pretty fucked up yet incredibly made

[TERROJA]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

[MMason1510]

T.J explain to me why you think who framed roger rabit..

blood soaked.. go on ebay and buy a copy.. only like 20 dollars with shipping

[Kalika]

Castle Freak

[TERROJA]

Originally posted by MMason1510
T.J explain to me why you think who framed roger rabit..


You have to look at it in its historical context.

[Nine]

well other than low budget horror movies like "i spit on your grave" and "last house on the left" it would have to be...

Reqiuem For A Dream - hands down most fucked up well shot and well acted movie.

[ozebane]

Thomas the tank engine and the magic railroad.

[Calculations]

Eraserhead

[rogue artist]

Originally posted by ozebane
Thomas the tank engine and the magic railroad.

that guy Schemer (sp?) was so creepy.

[sinister ninja]

Originally posted by MMason1510
Salo by far takes the cake.. just bought it yestarday and it is the only film that has made me almost want to shut it off...

anyone seen

Caligula
The Image
Intimacy
or In the realm of senses..

people have told me about them but im hesitant to go out and buy them...

i also found that I Stand Alone was pretty fucked up yet incredibly made

Tell me some details about Salo, my friend!

[SicFuc]

Salo info (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sal%C3%B2_o_le_120_giornate_di_Sodoma)

[MMason1510]

http://www.sensesofcinema.com/contents/00/4/salo.html

i enjoyed reading this analysis of the film...

i just found all the torture/abuse to be a little too much.. the rapeing and demeaning of one's self in this mpvie made me quiver and feel rather uneasy..

treating the humans as if they were just worthless all together made me just think of how over in foreign countries there are still slaves being bought and sold and salo made me think more about that...

[sinister ninja]

I heave heard "Ichi the Killer" is really disturbing.

[jakhobh]

Irreversible

The rape scene is disturbing.

[Komaschwarz]

I'm going to agree with the maker of this thread, that Salo takes home the trophy.

[rogue artist]

Re-animator got a little weird.....but i've never seen Salo.

[sinister ninja]

Has anyone seen Ichi the Killer? Sounds cool.

http://www.facets.org/Images/ICHI.jpg

[ozebane]

YES!
Ichi is frigging awesome.
More gross than disturbing I'd say, though.

[Knave Murdok]

Ichi the Killer is pretty insane, but not as much as the previews made it look... it could have gone much further.

Little word of warning, if you've seen Ichi the Killer, and you enjoyed it, and you're in a video store and you happen across a movie called simply "Ichi" that claims to be a prequel to Ichi the Killer, don't bother with it, it's the worst peice of shit film I've ever seen in my life.

As or disturbing films...

Suicide Cluib is pretty fucked up
the first Resident Evil movie was disturbing in some parts
House of 1000 Corpses
The End of Evangelion

I dunno, there's more but I'm having troubl;e thinking right now

[j_absinthe]

Flower of Flesh and Blood
Living Hell (if you can get past the fact that's it's just Japan's answer to TCM)
Pink Flamingos
Requiem for a Dream
I Spit on Your Grave
House of 1000 Corpses (i say this only because it was the most extreme movie released that widely at the time)


i actually didn't find Caligula as disturbing as some other folks. i also recommend you all check out the Guinea Pig series.

[Akito]

aracnophobia...nothing beats spiders, i can take cruelty towards humans in giant doses, but make a dog cry or show me a spider and I'm disturbed.


Sado was rather entertaining, but i didn;t find it very disturbing, yet it is indeed the most disturbing movie mentioned so far.
House of 1000 corpses, I found it way to amusing to get disturbed...I spit on your grave is funny since it's so pointless and random...Ichi the killer, the most disturbing thing about it is how bad the movie is...

As for Who Framed Roger Rabbit, I agree, I was rather traumatized back then, mostlly about how I wanted to bang the misses...but after years of struggle my gay-ty recovered and i can honestlly say i feel nothing towards her now.

[ihtia0]

Hmmm, I still need to see Salo.

[adam999]

"Salo" sucks! Oh, well, maybe it's gonna be a good movie for those ones who are easily impressionable or for those ones who has never read the book.

Between "Salo" and "The Broken Movie" (NIN) I prefer the second one 1000 times -and you know "broken movie" isn't that great-. In fact better an enema than that Salo crap.

[ozebane]

I spit on your grave makes for pretty awkward watching.

[ihtia0]

Originally posted by adam999
"Salo" sucks! Oh, well, maybe it's gonna be a good movie for those ones who are easily impressionable or for those ones who has never read the book.

Between "Salo" and "The Broken Movie" (NIN) I prefer the second one 1000 times -and you know "broken movie" isn't that great-. In fact better an enema than that Salo crap.

'The Broken Movie' wasn't disturbing - it was just plain stupid.

[angelsephiroth]

Originally posted by Akito
aracnophobia...nothing beats spiders, i can take cruelty towards humans in giant doses, but make a dog cry or show me a spider and I'm disturbed.

Amen.

[sinister ninja]

Originally posted by ihtia0
'The Broken Movie' wasn't disturbing - it was just plain stupid.

I found the "Happiness in Slavery" video disturbing.

[N.T.up]

Nothing really disturbs me in make belief films these days.

Something to do with curious viewings of beheading videos on ogrish watered down horror films i guess.

I guess dead presidents sticks in my mind for fucked-upness.
I am suprised it got passed the censors for the time it was released-lots of chopping,shooting,guts and someone who enjoys carrying a jap head for company.

edit:Salo advice from the BBFC website *wide grin for perverts*

Main spoken language is Italian, Subtitled, Widescreen

Advice for consumers
Language Strong sexual references
Sex/Nudity Frequent, strong
Violence Frequent, strong, sexualised
Other Frequent degradation, some torture

[cruciformblush]

Originally posted by MMason1510
Salo by far takes the cake.. just bought it yestarday and it is the only film that has made me almost want to shut it off...



Ha,when I saw this thread i knew what film I would say.....Salo!!
I got it on vid about two years ago and have only seem it the once,that was enough for me!!

[adam999]

Originally posted by sinister ninja
I found the "Happiness in Slavery" video disturbing.
Yea, me too -a little-, but I prefer (in 'broken movie') the 'gave up' part. And I'm agree with 'Irreversible'... Anyway, some movies, without being very graphical, can be disturbing; also, some graphical movies are so stupid, boring, and even, hilarious -example: Passion of the Christ, the Friday 13th series, Scream, etc-

[Le Absintheur]

Salo is not disturbing simply because it's too pretentious.
I think Irreversible is pretty fucking disturbing, The War Zone by Tim Roth is fucking disturbing as well, Audition's last sequence is one of the most twisted pieces of torture I've seen in film.

Also Cannibal Holocaust and Dancer in the Dark are disturbing, and Requiem for a Dream and The Deer Hunter.

Try Gaspar Noé's I Stand Alone, I don't recall the name in french. He's the director of Irreversible. Ichi is more comedy than violence, and I also thought it was going to be freaking disturbing from the previews.

Seven is an american disturbing movie, the ending is great. I love that one. In The Realm of Senses is also disturbing, as someone already said here.

Oh!!! And Oldboy. see this movie, it`s beautiful.

[sinister ninja]

Originally posted by Le Absintheur
Salo is not disturbing simply because it's too pretentious.
I think Irreversible is pretty fucking disturbing, The War Zone by Tim Roth is fucking disturbing as well, Audition's last sequence is one of the most twisted pieces of torture I've seen in film.

Also Cannibal Holocaust and Dancer in the Dark are disturbing, and Requiem for a Dream and The Deer Hunter.

Try Gaspar Noé's I Stand Alone, I don't recall the name in french. He's the director of Irreversible. Ichi is more comedy than violence, and I also thought it was going to be freaking disturbing from the previews.

Seven is an american disturbing movie, the ending is great. I love that one. In The Realm of Senses is also disturbing, as someone already said here.

Oh!!! And Oldboy. see this movie, it`s beautiful.

I was reading abut Cannibal Holocaust and it sounded pretty cool. All of it is live footage?

[N.T.up]

And Oldboy. see this movie, it`s beautiful.

It was alright i suppose and YES the twist was certainly "shocking" ;).

Audition's last sequence is one of the most twisted pieces of torture I've seen in film

What was this scene?describe please.

[ihtia0]

Originally posted by Le Absintheur
Oh!!! And Oldboy. see this movie, it`s beautiful.

I liked Oldboy a lot. I hate the idea about the remake though.

[Rabbelrauser]

Salo or 120 Days in Sodom
I Stand Alone
Irreversible
Ichi the Killer
The Heart is Decietful Above All Things
Un Chien Andalou/Land Without Bread
The Exorcist
Dancer in the Dark
House of 1000 Corpses
Devil's Rejects
Crash
SE7EN
The Cell
Bad Lieutenant
The Addiction
In the Company of Men
Blue Velvet
Lost Highway
Natural Born Killers
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Kill Bill Vol. 2
Pulp Fiction
Titus
American Psycho
Taxi Driver
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Gummo
http://www.finelinefeatures.com/gummo/mov/gummo.mov
Rubber Johnny
Kids
Jacob's Ladder
Sister My Sister
Eraserhead
The Baby of Mâcon
Saving Private Ryan

[GodIsClosed]

Monster


(not monster inc.)

[ms.discontent]

Originally posted by Nine

Reqiuem For A Dream - hands down most fucked up well shot and well acted movie.

agreed. it wouldnt be half so creepy if it wasent so fuckin real. its not like some dumb shit horror movie where you know thats just a bag of blood under someones shirt or something. That stuff has, is, and will happen.

[+PastBuriedDead]

How many of these movies are disturbing JUST because of blood and guts?

What are some disturbing but are blood and gut-less.

Gore doesn't bug me.

[ihtia0]

Originally posted by the arch dandy
most disturbing film;

sleepless in seattle



the idea of billy crystal sleeping with meg ryan, ugh! still creeps me out.

Creepier than her and that Tom Hanks fellow in 'You've Got Mail' or whatever that movie is called?

This is a tough call.

[Burlesk]

Irreversible.

I felt sorry for the chick.

[kundun5]

Santa Sangre- by Alejandro Jodorowsky.

Audition- by Takashi Miike: Japanese horror flick... really freaky.

Freaks- Tod Browning

[ADingoAteMyBaby]

Originally posted by kundun5

Audition- by Takashi Miike: Japanese horror flick... really freaky.



Audition is disturbing. I wanted to throw up towards the end of that movie. It's not that the movie is a gore-fest, it's just disturbing in general. I thought I had rented the wrong movie at first, then all of a sudden it hits you "this girl is fucking psycho".

However, it truly is a really good movie.

I loved "Misery" too, the worst part is when she puts that block of wood between his ankles.....gaaaaaahhh!

[Kalika]

The Wicker Man
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Dark Secret of Harvest Home
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

[Mr.Insanity]

I've got to go with I Spit On Your Grave. Irreversible comes in a close second.

I haven't seen Salo yet, but I'm hoping to very soon *hint to TRNQT*

[Hellonheels]

I always thought "Eraserhead" was pretty fucked.
N

[angelsephiroth]

Candyman.. but just because of the cover... if a bee got close to my mouth or eye or whatever it was I would turn white and shatter.

[Relocator]

Originally posted by Nicolae
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

I wanted to kill myself afterwards. Disgusting ending.

I hate you. I loved the ending. It seemed like a perfect end to an obviously doomed relationship!


Oh, and as for disturbing... Saw is about as disturbing as I can stand.

[kundun5]

Originally posted by ADingoAteMyBaby
Audition is disturbing. I wanted to throw up towards the end of that movie. It's not that the movie is a gore-fest, it's just disturbing in general. I thought I had rented the wrong movie at first, then all of a sudden it hits you "this girl is fucking psycho".

However, it truly is a really good movie.

I loved "Misery" too, the worst part is when she puts that block of wood between his ankles.....gaaaaaahhh! Yes, I enjoyed "Misery" as well.


and "Audition" blew me away also!

[kundun5]

Originally posted by Relocator
I hate you. I loved the ending. It seemed like a perfect end to an obviously doomed relationship!


Oh, and as for disturbing... Saw is about as disturbing as I can stand. I liked that flick as well.

I was pleasantly surprised that Jim carey could be this restrained in a role.

[codebled]

War Zone

[CheRRy LoRelei]

alice in wonderland.

and i love it.

[Funndeath]

Originally posted by the arch dandy
most disturbing film;

sleepless in seattle



the idea of billy crystal sleeping with meg ryan, ugh! still creeps me out.
So True.....My mom has VERY strong nerves .... she loves that mushy crap....

[CheRRy LoRelei]

Originally posted by the arch dandy
most disturbing film;

sleepless in seattle



the idea of billy crystal sleeping with meg ryan, ugh! still creeps me out.

billy crystal's not in sleepless in seattle, silly. its tom hanks.

[Le Absintheur]

To the guy who wanted yo know about the ending of Audition, you should see it for yourself. Just let me say it's the most fucked up way of using a wire cable ever!!!

I think American History X can be added to my list, I still get the creeps everytime I think that man's skull against the sidewalk. JEsus!!! Awesome movie. Where's Tony Kaye nowadays?
The Doom Generation is twisted as well…

Photographing Fairies is also disturbing. There's a sense of tragic death and creepiness in that movie that I haven't felt in a long time.

And… If you haven't seen Michael Haneke's Funny Games, let me tell you, it's one of the most disturbing pieces of cinema ever!!!

A link:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119167/?fr=c2l0ZT1kZnxteD0yMHxsbT01MDB8dHQ9MXxmYj11fHBuPT B8cT1mdW5ueSBnYW1lc3xodG1sPTF8bm09MQ__;fc=1;ft=20

I also think Battle Royale can be truly disturbing to american audiences.

[kundun5]

Le Abs, you have a great taste in cinema, for the most part!

[rogue artist]

Misery is the reason i stopped watching Real TV.... the sounds of the hitting and breaking of the bones and then the foot.... *gags* but i just bought the book.... YAY Stephen King.... Audition was also Very disturbing but i love it.

[Le Absintheur]

Originally posted by kundun5
Le Abs, you have a great taste in cinema, for the most part!

Thanks, Monsieur Kundun. Movies are my fix.

[Bona Weiss]

Originally posted by apthicmsntropy
agreed. it wouldnt be half so creepy if it wasent so fuckin real. its not like some dumb shit horror movie where you know thats just a bag of blood under someones shirt or something. That stuff has, is, and will happen.
The scary part about it is that the entire film was filmed right outside my building. Every scene - the boardwalk, the dock he falls through, the pick up spot for the drugs - all right where I live.

[Rabbelrauser]

I didn't find Requiem for a Dream to be creepy at all. I thought it was a good film, but I think it's overrated. It's not even in my top 50 favourite films.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was much better. It makes Requiem for a Dream look like dogshit.

[SicFuc]

Bambi...I'm still shocked.

[Rabbelrauser]

Originally posted by SicFuc
Bambi...I'm still shocked.
Only film I ever cried watching. So what if I was 3 years old. Never cried for anything else.

[Bona Weiss]

Originally posted by Rabbelrauser
I didn't find Requiem for a Dream to be creepy at all. I thought it was a good film, but I think it's overrated. It's not even in my top 50 favourite films.
Not creepy - scary. Scary because it happens and I've seen it.

[Mr.Insanity]

Originally posted by Le Absintheur
And… If you haven't seen Michael Haneke's Funny Games, let me tell you, it's one of the most disturbing pieces of cinema ever!!!

Good flick, but I didn't find it to be disturbing at all. There were a lot of scenes that made for more of a black comedy than an actual suspense film.

[Macabre]

With all this hype over Salo, I'm thinking about getting it on dvd here in the states. Who thinks i should get it?

[Bona Weiss]

Originally posted by Macabre
With all this hype over Salo, I'm thinking about getting it on dvd here in the states. Who thinks i should get it?
I think you should, but maybe you should wait a bit.
Or go to Blockbuster, get it just to rent.

[Mr.Insanity]

Originally posted by Bona Weiss
I think you should, but maybe you should wait a bit.
Or go to Blockbuster, get it just to rent.

hahaha

good advice.

[Alma]

Eraserhead was pretty disturbing, I walked out when i saw the baby for some reason.

Saving Private Ryan was tres disturbing when I first saw it because I was younger. That part when the guy picked up his own arm haunted me.

Black Hawk Down was also pretty bad...remember when that guy put his hand in the other guys leg and pulled out the artery? I walked into the bathroom and almost puked...wussy.

Requiem For A Dream.

The Exorcist.

Misery.


House.

Deliverance.

[Rabbelrauser]

Originally posted by Macabre
With all this hype over Salo, I'm thinking about getting it on dvd here in the states. Who thinks i should get it?
They aren't going to have it at Blockbuster. And be sure to get the one with the white circle on the disc, because the other versions have a bunch of chapters deleted. I saw the white cirlce or halo versions going for like $400 on ebay. It doesn't look like the full version is going to be released in awhile since there is an ongoing legal rights dispute with the director's estate/family.

[Macabre]

Originally posted by Rabbelrauser
They aren't going to have it at Blockbuster. And be sure to get the one with the white circle on the disc, because the other versions have a bunch of chapters deleted. I saw the white cirlce or halo versions going for like $400 on ebay. It doesn't look like the full version is going to be released in awhile since there is an ongoing legal rights dispute with the director's estate/family.

Yeah i was sure blockbuster wouldn't have it either. Damn. I really want to watch this.

[CheRRy LoRelei]

requeim for a dream is disturbing, but one of my favorites. the book is equally as disturbing. the behind the scenes on the dvd is really interesting... the author would read the scene aloud before they shot it. worked well, i think.

[Bona Weiss]

Originally posted by Rabbelrauser
They aren't going to have it at Blockbuster.

Originally posted by Macabre
Yeah i was sure blockbuster wouldn't have it either. Damn. I really want to watch this.

I don't think either of you two get it.
Not one bit.

[Rabbelrauser]

Bit torrent?

[N.T.up]

HAHA.You fuckers cannot get the salo dvd complete and uncensored?

Its why you should move to Europe.After many years of debating salo was released uncut in the UK in 2000 as it was deemed "tame" compared to todays material in the E.U union.

:)

[Gray Fox]

Battle Royale
Land of the Dead
Oldboy
SAW
Shutter
Suicide Club

Not all of those movies are disturbing the entire time, but each have a scene or two that just make you cringe.

[MariMayans]

Trouble Everyday.

Pointless, violent and gorey sex scenes.

[Rabbelrauser]

Originally posted by N.T.up
HAHA.You fuckers cannot get the salo dvd complete and uncensored?

Its why you should move to Europe.After many years of debating salo was released uncut in the UK in 2000 as it was deemed "tame" compared to todays material in the E.U union.

:)
I envy the Europeans a lot. But not the Eastern Europeans or former Soviet Block Europeans. What's it like to live in such an, compared to US, enlightened country?

I'm not up to date with it, but I don't think the issue was about the content of the film, there was a legal dispute between the distributer and the director's estate. The complete version was released in the US for a short time and the DVD had a white ring on it. And there were several bootleg versions that had a bunch of chapters missing. I haven't checked up on all this shit in years, so I could be completely wrong about all of this.

I know they released a Criterion Collection version of Salo. Does anyone know if this is the complete version or is it a version with deleted chapters?

[delu§ional]

I would have to agree with the Audition movie. Such a good movie. 3/4 of the movie she was all quiet and sweet and then she turned out to be a crazy bitch. Just the things she did were disturbing at times.
Ichi the Killer was pretty funny at times and the guy who played Kakihara was hot.
The ending to Se7en always disturbed me and so did Kevin Spacey.

[R3FL3CT1NG_G0D]

Hellbound: Hellraiser 2 - MAGGOT SCENE...

Ugh...*shudders*

[mechanim]

hmm

Begotten
Fight Club
SAW
Oldboy
everything with Teletubbies

and couple more that I can't remember right now

[Kalika]

Cradle of Fear

[Le Absintheur]

Originally posted by Kalika
Cradle of Fear

Oh, noooo, ppppplease, Cradel of Fear is a mediocre film. It's ok as a student film, but it's very overrated. I only dig the part where this chick gets pregnant by Mr. Filth himself. Pretty hot bitch, huge boobs and beautiful face, but the rest is so damn boring and unimpressive. There's way better flicks out there, like Re-animator. There's a scene where a headless zombie performs oral sex on a naked hot chick, that scene is fucking disturbing and enjoyable.

[Bona Weiss]

Originally posted by Lilith
"Welcome to the Dollhouse".
One of my favorites.

[Mr.Insanity]

Originally posted by Lilith
"Welcome to the Dollhouse".

Good flick, but I can't see it's place as a really disturbing film. It's an interesting character study, much along the lines of something like Happiness or Kissed, but I can't say I found it to be disturbing in the slightest.

[ADingoAteMyBaby]

Welcome to the Dollhouse is disturbing to me because there really isn't any resolution at the end. It's just kind of unsettling, as Lillith said.

Especially if you see yourself reflected in the main character that movie. I cannot for the life of me remember her name.....Anyways, it's on IFC constantly, if people want to see it.



I hope everyone is thinking of the same movie I am thinking of..... : (

[H_Lektronika]

Originally posted by Le Absintheur
There's a scene where a headless zombie performs oral sex on a naked hot chick, that scene is fucking disturbing and enjoyable.

If he's headless, how is it oral sex?

[karl_stade]

Originally posted by Le Absintheur
Oh, noooo, ppppplease, Cradel of Fear is a mediocre film. It's ok as a student film, but it's very overrated. I only dig the part where this chick gets pregnant by Mr. Filth himself. Pretty hot bitch, huge boobs and beautiful face, but the rest is so damn boring and unimpressive. There's way better flicks out there, like Re-animator. There's a scene where a headless zombie performs oral sex on a naked hot chick, that scene is fucking disturbing and enjoyable.

i gotta see it.

[Le Absintheur]

Originally posted by H_Lektronika
If he's headless, how is it oral sex?

he carries his head and places it in between the girl's legs.

[H_Lektronika]

Originally posted by Le Absintheur
he carries his head and places it in between the girl's legs.

I see. Interesting. . . .

[rogue artist]

Originally posted by H_Lektronika
I see. Interesting. . . .

here is the scene from Re-Animator.....
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y181/mansonfiend/re-am.jpg

[H_Lektronika]

Originally posted by rogue artist
here is the scene from Re-Animator.....
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y181/mansonfiend/re-am.jpg

Very interesting indeed.

[Le Absintheur]

Originally posted by rogue artist
here is the scene from Re-Animator.....
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y181/mansonfiend/re-am.jpg

Good job, rogue. That movie is so great. It has this 80s style that I love, but still does the job if you get to see it in this day and age.
The girl is so beautiful. I was wondering… ¿how the hell did they get her to do that? It's a disturbing scene for that fact alone.

[N.T.up]

Why do bitches hate a head going IN,but when it comes OUT its all smiles and "I will name him Paul"?

[kundun5]

Originally posted by Le Absintheur
Good job, rogue. That movie is so great. It has this 80s style that I love, but still does the job if you get to see it in this day and age.
The girl is so beautiful. I was wondering… ¿how the hell did they get her to do that? It's a disturbing scene for that fact alone. Kinda off topic, but nothing beats the "blow-job" scene in "The Brown Bunny", Chloe Svegny(sp) gives great head.

[Le Absintheur]

Originally posted by Lilith
In the civilized world, we have currency (money) that can be exchanged for goods or services.

Err… Well, yeah, but I think it takes a lot of guts to do something like that and be seen by lots of huge geeks.

[Mia Wallace]

Yeah, just look at Anna Nicole Smith.

[Le Absintheur]

Originally posted by Mia Wallace
Yeah, just look at Anna Nicole Smith.

hahaha… she's not a woman, she's a man with big boobs. Ughh.

[novalie]

American History X really disturbed me the first time I watched it...
"Virgin", "The Believer" and "the piano teacher" are just a few off the top of my head

[GDP]

Eraserhead
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom
Tetsuo: The Iron Man
Begotten
Requiem for a Dream
Videodrome

I have most of those downloaded, but deleted Videodrome and Eraserhead because the DVD rips were fucked up.

[redxinxmyxhead]

It probably wouldn't be too "disturbing" for someone else, but Boxing Helena bothered me for a couple days. :/

[Alma]

I found Event Horizon to be pretty disturbing.

[yume]

"Suicide Club"/"Suicide Circle" , "Begotten", "Holy Mountain" were pretty disturbing

[ldew]

A italian one where some rich people kidnap a bunc of teenagers and rape, kill and torture them. The shit wedding banquet... ew.

[WorkofArt]

Originally posted by mechanim

Fight Club

One of my favourites. I cant believe that all of the Tarantino and Korine films were posted, they're so awesome.

[psylocke]

Glitter and House on the left

[tetragrammutate]

It's been said before, but I don't want anyone to forget how absolutely fucked up certain parts of the movie are.

Salo: 120 days of Sodom

That movie became an exercise to sit through. In the 70's when it was just becoming okay to talk about the war, several movies that pushed even today's standards started being made. It was the most immediate form of art meant to shock at the horrors of WW2 under Nazi Germany (combined with other cultures at the time that were just being acknowledged). The movies held no focus on Hitler, but the personal relationships of regular people, however sadomasochistic or fucked up they were left thereafter. It was the human factor which made them so disturbing.

The director Passolini was actually assassinated shortly after its release.

Also, for reference purposes, the 70's are also when exploitation films were popularized and tagged with the "art" statement whenever protests would be raised at them.

Otherwise,
Cannibal Holocaust
Crash by David Cronenberg
The uncut 35mm print of Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
American Pie

The Doom Generation disturbed me when I was 16, but I also thought it was amazing then too.

[Mr_Hollywood]

Some scenes in House of Wax were a bit disturbing, like when the guy is all wax and STILL alive, or when he cuts whats her faces finger off, I screamed.

[MsFit]

Pink Flamingo was disturbing. I think that was the name of it. This fat lady stayed in a play pen and carried on about eggs all the time and some guy raped a girl with a chicken. Quite disturbing, indeed.

[psylocke]

i found wolf creek pretty disturbing,i was shitting mysef in the cinema

[Alma]

I just saw 3...Extremes and I thought it was pretty sick.

http://cdn.nflximg.com/us/boxshots/large/70038945.jpg

[KlNDERFELD]

*MULLHOLLAND DRIVE*

extremely disturbing

[j_absinthe]

Originally posted by redxinxmyxhead
It probably wouldn't be too "disturbing" for someone else, but Boxing Helena bothered me for a couple days. :/ It made me giggle cause she was amputated.

[SicFuc]

Originally posted by psylocke
i found wolf creek pretty disturbing,i was shitting mysef in the cinema


You fail at life.

The only thing disturbing about that piece of tripe is that it was actually released.

[j_absinthe]

Originally posted by SicFuc
You fail at life.

The only thing disturbing about that piece of tripe is that it was actually released. What disturbs such a shameful, shameless, loathsome Puerto Rican such as yourself?

[SicFuc]

Originally posted by m_absinthe
What disturbs such a shameful, shameless, loathsome Puerto Rican such as yourself?

Real snuff films...and even then...meh.

Years of browsing stileproject.com, rotten.com, shownomercy.com and various other shit have made me jaded as all hell.

I'd probably only really get disturbed if I saw that shit go down in person.

[j_absinthe]

Originally posted by SicFuc
Real snuff films...and even then...meh.

Years of browsing stileproject.com, rotten.com, shownomercy.com and various other shit have made me jaded as all hell.

I'd probably only really get disturbed if I saw that shit go down in person. Yeah...real snuff films lawl.

I agree though. Like IGN's top 10 list of disturbing films, only like 2 of them made me wince. That damn Mordum bullshit was fucking shit. SHIT FUCK!

[WolfEyes]

Has anyone seen the film 'Charlie's Family' ??? download (side project of cEvin keY from Skinny Puppy) did an AWESOME AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED soundtrack for it and it made me curious to see the actual film.

I read some good things about it on the Litany forum as well...

["Afliction"]

Has anybody watched the movie Anti0christ Superstar? (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0356365/)

Begotten looks disturbing too, though I haven't watched it. I will also have to add Gantz, Iddle Hands and Lost Highway.

[feltpupil]

Originally posted by ldew
A italian one where some rich people kidnap a bunc of teenagers and rape, kill and torture them. The shit wedding banquet... ew.

I don't know who you are. But because of your sig/avatar -- I love you.

[Spinel]

Eraserhead
Cannibal Holocaust

[j_absinthe]

Originally posted by ldew
A italian one where some rich people kidnap a bunc of teenagers and rape, kill and torture them. The shit wedding banquet... ew. Salo.

Edith Massey pwns.

[XanderXIX]

I misread the thread title . . .
I thought it said masturbating films . . .
How horrible am I?

[TheBurk]

Originally posted by Mr_Hollywood
Some scenes in House of Wax were a bit disturbing, like when the guy is all wax and STILL alive, or when he cuts whats her faces finger off, I screamed.

lol! you pussy!

anyway i love all john waters films, that dude is fuckin great. but anyway,

you all know that im going to vote for eraserhead, but i also think a certain japanese horror film called "cure" was fuckin awsome, it involved a guy who was hunting a serial killer who hypnotized people into commiting murders.

[PlatinumOrgy]

i'm downloading some of the movies mentioned here.....*gets a blanket*

[Spinel]

I would like to thank this thread for letting me in Mr. Pasolini's world. Now that I've read about in the web I just need the balls to see it. Won't happen in nearer times but still I will see it. Someday. Turns out my husband has seen other movies from the guy, he is a freak for weird Italian directors, he loved Satiricon and stuff and like that (I now I now totally different wave) and new about the existence of this film but was not aware of the extremeness.

Anyway, I haven't seen mentioned here (I think not as much as Sálo at least) the most extreme legend of them all: the Guinea Pig series. I haven’t seen any of these also but was aware of them for some years since I saw 8 mms and did some research on the net. If somebody wants to get an insight on that check out this page: http://www.guineapigfilms.com/History.html It explains the history behind them and for the first time I understood the Charlie Sheen incident and other things I only got fuzzy info on until now.

Maybe now with the net it is easier to get uncensored versions although honestly don’t now if there is anything left after censorship cuts them.

Stay cool my freak friends.

[3nChAnTr3sS]

Call me a sick fuck ,but I really enjoyed Rob Zombies' House Of a 1000 Corpses, and The Devils' Rejects. That was really disturbing and I loved every minute of it ..since I bought the Director uncut versions

[Spinel]

Originally posted by 3nChAnTr3sS
Call me a sick fuck ,but I really enjoyed Rob Zombies' House Of a 1000 Corpses, and The Devils' Rejects. That was really disturbing and I loved every minute of it ..since I bought the Director uncut versions

I appreciate Rob Zombie and that movie immensely. But that is popcorn mainstream compared to what these films that are being mentioned here stand for. And we already have a resident SicFuck.

[Tabris]

Perfect Blue.
it's not exactly disturbing but its really well done.

[3nChAnTr3sS]

Originally posted by Spinel
I appreciate Rob Zombie and that movie immensely. But that is popcorn mainstream compared to what these films that are being mentioned here stand for. And we already have a resident SicFuck.


It was merely a joke as I have a sick and twisted mind. The movie was great in the Devils Rejects but the ending could of been different.Both movies were well written as I give Rob Zombie credit for that ,Can't wait to see more upcoming films of his and any of upcoming of Manson's films. Last night I seen a chinese film where the chick was eating dead fetus to make her flesh become younger,that sorrta made me sick to my stomache.but hey whatever works to make the chinese woman to look younger !!! :D

[Barbarella]

I saw this Australian film once where a mother and her retard son were sexually molesting a teenage girl they were holding hostage, torturing her and doing all sorts of unpleasant things. I can't remember the name of it though. I think the son may have been obese. It was pretty unnerving.


Edit: I'm shit with names. I also saw another one where this guy was an "adult baby" and his mom and grown up sisters took great pleasure in erm ... changing his diaper.

[Spinel]

Originally posted by 3nChAnTr3sS
It was merely a joke as I have a sick and twisted mind. The movie was great in the Devils Rejects but the ending could of been different.Both movies were well written as I give Rob Zombie credit for that ,Can't wait to see more upcoming films of his and any of upcoming of Manson's films. Last night I seen a chinese film where the chick was eating dead fetus to make her flesh become younger,that sorrta made me sick to my stomache.but hey whatever works !!! :D

Oh don't worry I'm not in for any competition, I have a very week stomach, am very impressible and have a vivid imagination that overcompensates the parts of the films were I cover my eyes and ask “is it over already?”.

For a number of reasons I am very interested in some of these subjects or what’s behind them, for instances what makes a director explore some of the most desecrating aspects of the human behavior and no so much on appreciating the gory images themselves. I am a more or less regular reader of psychiatry criminal files and weird stories not so much of a gore movie lover. So have a blast with your fetus eating *takes a very deep breath*.

[Spinel]

Originally posted by Barbarella
I saw this Australian film once where a mother and her retard son were sexually molesting a teenage girl they were holding hostage, torturing her and doing all sorts of unpleasant things. I can't remember the name of it though. I think the son may have been obese. It was pretty unnerving.


I have no clue Barbs, if you do find out about it in some other place rather then this lovelly phantie-chat of ours please keeps us informed. I'd like to find out more about it.

In fact, and on the sequence of what I was saying to that buddy up there ^ your story brought this to my memory:

http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_mind/psychology/sex_slave/index.html

It is shit like that take makes me enjoy so much finding these real storys more then watching sick films (sometimes of course).

[Barbarella]

Originally posted by Spinel
I have no clue Barbs, if you do find out about it in some other place rather then this lovelly phantie-chat of ours please keeps us informed. I'd like to find out more about it.

The trouble is I didn't see the start of these damn films. On both occasions I just turned on tv when I came home after having had a few drinks. I hope I didn't imagine them. On the other hand my imagination really isn't that good.

[Spinel]

Originally posted by Barbarella
I hope I didn't imagine them. On the other hand my imagination really isn't that good.

o_O I'm sure it wasn't your imagination, everything will be aaaaaaallright *big smile*


*wallks back slowlly*












(just in case)

[j_absinthe]

Originally posted by 3nChAnTr3sS
Call me a sick fuck ,but I really enjoyed Rob Zombies' House Of a 1000 Corpses, and The Devils' Rejects. That was really disturbing and I loved every minute of it ..since I bought the Director uncut versions the only major difference between The Devil's Rejects and the unrated version was Sid Haig's balls.

Go get some real disturbing cinema in your life, kiddo.

[TheBurk]

Originally posted by 3nChAnTr3sS
It was merely a joke as I have a sick and twisted mind. The movie was great in the Devils Rejects but the ending could of been different.Both movies were well written as I give Rob Zombie credit for that ,Can't wait to see more upcoming films of his and any of upcoming of Manson's films. Last night I seen a chinese film where the chick was eating dead fetus to make her flesh become younger,that sorrta made me sick to my stomache.but hey whatever works to make the chinese woman to look younger !!! :D

and ive seen a real man cut his own dick in half. your point?

house of 1000 corpses was an awsome film, but not realy disturbed, it was just your classic horror film, fuck i jerked off to parts of it (like when they had those hot cheerleaders tied up) eraserhead on the otherhand is truely disturbed, dead cats, mutant baby murder, dead fetuses everywhere, and other sick imagery, now, i imagine salo is far worse, and i cant wait to see it. but i can tell you it wont phase me.

[3nChAnTr3sS]

Originally posted by TheBurk
and ive seen a real man cut his own dick in half. your point?

house of 1000 corpses was an awsome film, but not realy disturbed, it was just your classic horror film, fuck i jerked off to parts of it (like when they had those hot cheerleaders tied up) eraserhead on the otherhand is truely disturbed, dead cats, mutant baby murder, dead fetuses everywhere, and other sick imagery, now, i imagine salo is far worse, and i cant wait to see it. but i can tell you it wont phase me.


Rob Zombie had some brutal scenes like in the 2nd one Devils rejects if you have uncut version ,there's a video clip that showed him raping one of the cheer leaders than slicing her up,The other movie I mentioned I watched lastnight was a chinese film with subtitles where The woman was eating dead fetuses to appear younger with child like features , eating the bones and all from aborted babies. What's eraser head like anyways? Haven't even heard of it. I am sure you can go to any site like Rotten.com or other and see a man cut off his dick,or witness someone on the traintrack cut in half or the head is snapped off from the train,or the one about where some fat person kills himself from a high story apartment building and then splatters on the pavement.Seen they all on a site movie or clips of it .., its just as worse. But I can watch it without throwing up ,or feeling ill. Being empathic I can feel the pain and torture they must of felt., which sort of sucks.

[Spinel]

Originally posted by 3nChAnTr3sS
Well at first I thought this thread was favorite horror flick,sure Rob Zombie had some brutal scenes like in the 2nd one Devils rejects if you have uncut version ,there's a video clip that showed him raping one of the cheer leaders than slicing her up,The other movie I mentioned I watched lastnight was a chinese film with subtitles where The woman was eating dead fetuses to appear younger with child like features , eating the bones and all from aborted babies. What's eraser head like anyways? Haven't even heard of it.

*takes an even deeper breath *

You don’t seem to understand that graphics can be overpowered by suggestion and sometimes the most disturbing scenes are merely conceptual.

AND PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT PEPOLE EATING FEATUS. Sorry I don’t yell very often and find it very rude in fact but really, we already got your point and that you see very extreme movies and there is really no need on insisting on those details.

Eraserhead is one of David's Lynch first works (1977). He was committed in a mental institution in that period and was obviously totally fucked up at the time. Look at the guys in Burks signature, that’s one of the characters (Burk is the guy that has a cool jacket and seems to have fun competing with you on who has seen the most gory stuff and jerks on girls being rapped and stuff like that )

[TheBurk]

Originally posted by 3nChAnTr3sS
Well at first I thought this thread was favorite horror flick,sure Rob Zombie had some brutal scenes like in the 2nd one Devils rejects if you have uncut version ,there's a video clip that showed him raping one of the cheer leaders than slicing her up,The other movie I mentioned I watched lastnight was a chinese film with subtitles where The woman was eating dead fetuses to appear younger with child like features , eating the bones and all from aborted babies. What's eraser head like anyways? Haven't even heard of it. I am sure you can go to any site like Rotten.com or other and see a man cut off his dick,or witness someone on the traintrack cut in half or the head is snapped off from the train,or the one about where some fat person kills himself from a high story apartment building and then splatters on the pavement.Seen they all on a site movie or clips of it .., its just as worse. But I can watch it without throwing up ,or feeling ill. Being empathic I can feel the pain and torture they must of felt., which sort of sucks.

no, you cant see such things on rotten, and a guy eating babys isnt disturbing, a guy having sex with babys and then eating em, now thats disturbing.

[TheBurk]

Originally posted by Spinel
*takes an even deeper breath *

You don’t seem to understand that graphics can be overpowered by suggestion and sometimes the most disturbing scenes are merely conceptual.

AND PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT PEPOLE EATING FEATUS. Sorry I don’t yell very often and find it very rude in fact but really, we already got your point and that you see very extreme movies and there is really no need on insisting on those details.

Eraserhead is one of David's Lynch first works (1977). He was committed in a mental institution in that period and was obviously totally fucked up at the time. Look at the guys in Burks signature, that’s one of the characters (Burk is the guy that has a cool jacket and seems to have fun competing with you on who has seen the most gory stuff and jerks on girls being rapped and stuff like that )

yup, tenticle rape = yummy

[3nChAnTr3sS]

Thanks for that information I looked it up. , Sounds intriguing .Maybe when I have the money ,I shall rent or buy it some time.

In High school in History class I saw the film/ documentary on the Holocaust, Death Mills was made to be shown to German audiences during the Allied de-nazification campaigns of 1946-48. Combining footage from Soviet and Polish as well as American sources, the film makes a forceful argument for German guilt in committing unprecedented crimes against humanity.
As the immediate postwar period gave way to the Cold War, and American policy towards Germany softened, American occupation authorities pulled the film from German distribution; the English-language version here was subsequently used to inform American policy-making back home.

It was pretty graphic with the Jews in a huge pile on top of another than being ready to be burn the dead bodies ,the famous gas showers that would take off your flesh at the Death Camps

[SHERI]

i think the movie monster was most disturbing and also the sodomy scene in pulp fiction

[Stephen Bitch]

Originally posted by Spinel


Eraserhead is one of David's Lynch first works (1977). He was committed in a mental institution in that period and was obviously totally fucked up at the time.

You sure about that? I've read 2 or 3 books about Lynch, and none of them mention it.

[TheBurk]

Originally posted by Stephen Bitch
You sure about that? I've read 2 or 3 books about Lynch, and none of them mention it.

ya i hadnt heard that either, dispite how fucked up the movie was, he said he couldnt remember writing the script, but that he knew it came out of the atmosphere in philidelphia.

[j_absinthe]

Originally posted by 3nChAnTr3sS
Thanks for that information I looked it up. , Sounds intriguing .Maybe when I have the money ,I shall rent or buy it some time.

In High school in History class I saw the film/ documentary on the Holocaust, Death Mills was made to be shown to German audiences during the Allied de-nazification campaigns of 1946-48. Combining footage from Soviet and Polish as well as American sources, the film makes a forceful argument for German guilt in committing unprecedented crimes against humanity.
As the immediate postwar period gave way to the Cold War, and American policy towards Germany softened, American occupation authorities pulled the film from German distribution; the English-language version here was subsequently used to inform American policy-making back home.

It was pretty graphic with the Jews in a huge pile on top of another than being ready to be burn the dead bodies ,the famous gas showers that would take off your flesh at the Death Camps was it 'Night and Fog'?

[Alma]

Originally posted by SHERI
i think the movie monster was most disturbing and also the sodomy scene in pulp fiction

the sodomy scene in Pulp Fiction made me laugh my ass off.

ving rhames = king.

[PlatinumOrgy]

I just finished watching 'Ichi the Killer'....i never knew beating up hookers could be so erotic.

[TheBurk]

Originally posted by m_absinthe
was it 'Night and Fog'?

i thought that was about the werewolf squads.

[j_absinthe]

Originally posted by TheBurk
i thought that was about the werewolf squads. i thought you finished your bowl of 'shut the fuck up' already.

[TheBurk]

Originally posted by m_absinthe
i thought you finished your bowl of 'shut the fuck up' already.

nope, im about halfway through.

[Spinel]

Originally posted by Stephen Bitch
You sure about that? I've read 2 or 3 books about Lynch, and none of them mention it.

I'm sorry actually no. I usually check out my sources before spitting "information" (professional defect) in this case I mentioned this from memory since the person who introduced to the film a long time ago told me that and, as you can imagine, I had no trouble believing it at the moment.

I never checked it out so it makes sense if it was not mentioned in the books you read (biographies?) that I may have been misinformed in the first place.

EDIT: Thanks for pointing that out.

[Androgyne00]

I just watched the movie May, and I can usually stand gore, but the end scene with the eye made me throw up a little. It was so sad, and sweet, and completely fucked up.

Another one, One Hour Photo. I didn't even finish that movie. Robbin Williams was too creepy in that one.

[Ed Gil]

I just watched the movie May, and I can usually stand gore, but the end scene with the eye made me throw up a little. It was so sad, and sweet, and completely fucked up.

Another one, One Hour Photo. I didn't even finish that movie. Robbin Williams was too creepy in that one.

I almost shit my pants where Robin was standing in front of some white room full of boxes then when he opened his eyes, they were black and the eyeballs started bleeding and SCREAMED!!!!

Saw 3 is the same: I almost had a tendency to puke when some nurse decided to fix his bloody brain guts!!!!!!

And Audition: Psycho girl decides to put needles beneath his eyes and sewing it!!! OWWWWw!!!

[Androgyne00]

I almost shit my pants where Robin was standing in front of some white room full of boxes then when he opened his eyes, they were black and the eyeballs started bleeding and SCREAMED!!!!




I didn't even get that far.

[Scissors]

the whole series of David Lynch's Short Films.. the Grandmother and the Alphabet scared me..

[Jaku]

"Dumplings" (one of the films in Three Extremes) is pretty good.

the whole series of David Lynch's Short Films.. the Grandmother and the Alphabet scared me..
I didn't find them as disturbing, as just... trippy. Almost unreal. Very artistic, in a fucked up way.
I only saw "Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times)", "The Alphabet", and "The Grandmother", though.

[rgulationz]

Audition and Ichi the Killer.

Hellraiser 2 (maggot scene) is pretty freaky.

Actually, I found Roman Polanski's 'The Pianist' rather disturbing and confronting...anyone else?

[Scissors]

"Dumplings" (one of the films in Three Extremes) is pretty good.


I didn't find them as disturbing, as just... trippy. Almost unreal. Very artistic, in a fucked up way.
I only saw "Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times)", "The Alphabet", and "The Grandmother", though.

well i was strung out on coke the last time i saw it and to me that is one of the most absurd things to watch while youre doing coke - cocaine is ahell of a drug.

ooh and the Amanda Lepore MAC Heatherette video is super hot but some think its scary - its very artsy..

Amanda Lepore for MAC & Heathrette (http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x28yyd_amanda-lepore)

[Scissors]

my one friend actually gets scared when i show him this commercial LaChapelle did..
i think Courtney scared him lulz
uLUjtVwhJK8

[antichristsstar]

I doubt any of you agree with this but "Elephant" by Gus Van Sont. As much as i saw the ending coming it was still disturbing to me. Especially the kid with the couple in the freezer picking which one to shoot with Ennie Meeny Minny Moe.

[Kommando]

Clockwork Orange.
Oh, and A Beautiful Mind.
Southpark, Bigger, Longer @ Uncut?

[Rakastajatar]

I saw May as well, the last scene is a bitter sweet ending for her.


Hostel .. that scene where he slices that guy's achilles tendons! ouch! and you see him try to walk. i was totally grossed out . .but enjoyed the film.

[mjm]

I don't think I want to see this one!
I am a horror movie freak (used to own over 2000 of them) and most of it doesn't disturb me at all...it's the real-life type stuff - rape, torture, child abuse, etc., that I can not handle. I do own Last House on the Left and I Spit on Your Grave. There are certain scenes I can't handle watching, but the revenge scenes make it all worth it!
Tetsuo, for some strange reason, disgusted me enough that I gave it away as soon as I watched it. I have no idea why this one got to me so much when I love the shit that I do. Besides, it was a terrible movie. Also, the puke-eating scene in Audition.
I will have to agree with the Requiem for a Dream votes as well - but only because of the Jennifer Connely stuff. I honestly thought that was a horrible movie.

[wormboy0]

I heave heard "Ichi the Killer" is really disturbing.

its pretty bad.
i recomend seeing it. its a little shaky at some points but a good movie for the most part.

[j_absinthe]

I saw May as well, the last scene is a bitter sweet ending for her.


Hostel .. that scene where he slices that guy's achilles tendons! ouch! and you see him try to walk. i was totally grossed out . .but enjoyed the film.
I watched 'May' last night too. I forgot how brilliant it was.

'Hostel' on the other hand is a piece of shit.

[Innards Decay]

Nekromantik. Enough said. I think if you type it in on google video you can see it. It is the most disgusting thing i have ever seen.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=91721089889570184&q=nekromantik&total=16&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=1

I will warn you, you will not see anything that is more disgusting than this. It's actually pretty funny.

[wawanarchist]

"Slaughtered Vomit Dolls", its way creepier than any movie mentioned here


http://www.youtube.com/v/HMq8kItMvgA

[j_absinthe]

Nekromantik. Enough said. I think if you type it in on google video you can see it. It is the most disgusting thing i have ever seen.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=91721089889570184&q=nekromantik&total=16&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=1

I will warn you, you will not see anything that is more disgusting than this. It's actually pretty funny.
Pfft, you need to get out more.

[j_absinthe]

"Slaughtered Vomit Dolls", its way creepier than any movie mentioned here


http://www.youtube.com/v/HMq8kItMvgA
You too. Sorry, the MTV edit does not disturb me. It looks fun though.

[Androgyne00]

I watched 'May' last night too. I forgot how brilliant it was.

'Hostel' on the other hand is a piece of shit.

Did you see it on IFC? I don't even know why it bothered me so much :/

Hostel was nothing great, just a bunch of blood and tits.

[buio]

Salo by far takes the cake

That's right. And it's absolutely great.

Irreversible

The rape scene is disturbing.

I found it boring. But, in the beginning, how this one guy broke the other one's arm by kneeling on it and ripping it in the wrong direction really gave me goosebumbs and a feeling like "omfg, how horrible" for several minutes.

[j_absinthe]

Did you see it on IFC? I don't even know why it bothered me so much :/

Hostel was nothing great, just a bunch of blood and tits.
Yes I did.

Aside from the guy's foot being sliced, 'Hostel' was a huge disappointment for me.

Refering to the Slaughtered Vomit Dolls above, has anyone checked out the website for the film? Ridiculous.

[SmellsLikeOmega]

Eraserhead

That movie was fucked up. No question that is the most disturbing film. Thirteen was messed up too, but Eraserhead takes the cake.

[kittypain]

Ed Gein
the cutting on the vagina scares me

[driedupandtied]

i want to see salo, but the book, 120 days of sadom is much worse

[TheDormantMind]

Gummo.

I am sure it was already said, but I am not reading through all of these fucking pages.

[deftones_chino]

Begoten


Weird movie

[mjm]

Oh, noooo, ppppplease, Cradel of Fear is a mediocre film. It's ok as a student film, but it's very overrated. I only dig the part where this chick gets pregnant by Mr. Filth himself. Pretty hot bitch, huge boobs and beautiful face, but the rest is so damn boring and unimpressive. There's way better flicks out there, like Re-animator. There's a scene where a headless zombie performs oral sex on a naked hot chick, that scene is fucking disturbing and enjoyable.
Hell yes, I agree on both...but that scene in the Re-Animator, I've never found it disturbing, just absolutely hilarious. That is definitely a classic scene in horror! Since a few people have mentioned re-animator, I'm surprised they didn't throw Dead Alive in there.
And I'm glad somebody mentioned Deliverance. I first (and only) saw that movie when I was about 8 years old...it gave me nightmares so bad I've never watched it again in the last 25 years!

[john_22_33]

I like SAW!!

[SmellsLikeOmega]

sAW. That movie is disturbing. But what you find disturbing depends on your defintion of the word. My defintion of disturbing is when something makes you feel very peverse or sick in the heart. So, movies like sAW, Eraserhead, Thirteen are movies that fit my definition. But in times of genres here you go.
Drama: Thirteen
Special Interest: Eraserhead
Comedy: Chris Rock: Never Scared
Horror: Saw

[Jaku]

"Slaughtered Vomit Dolls", its way creepier than any movie mentioned here


http://www.youtube.com/v/HMq8kItMvgA

'Bout time someone mentioned that. :D

[Sherry]

I think The Bone Collector and Strangeland were disturbing movies. They weren't the most disgusting or scariest movies in the traditional sense but they disturbed me pretty much because there are people sick enough to do that shit. I also watched both of them when I lived alone for the first time in my life, in an apartment building full of young, single men and the one underneath me looked like someone who could play a character in either of those movies.

As for disgusting goes, Saw III was just...sick. It gave me a stomach ache.

[consummate]

Most people think the movie sucks and I completely see why. But from personal experiences in my life, the movie "Emily Rose" scared the fucking shit out of me the first time I saw it in theaters.

[Ed Gil]

As for disgusting goes, Saw III was just...sick. It gave me a stomach ache.

I forgot to add Wicked Little Things. Can't get sicker than zombie children eating human guts.

As for Saw 3, yes, it was because it has some of the most gruesome/weirdest death traps like the Rack, The Angel trap (which it rips open your ribs from a mechanism that looked like obviously angels' wings.)

And of course, the classroom trap. It's very hard to watch a man break free from his chains that are pierced through his lips, hands, legs, back, etc...

[Sherry]

Well, yeah. But the two that freaked me out the most...or should I say three that freaked me out the most...were the girl getting frozen to death, the thing with the pigs and the worst one was that guy getting all of his appendages twisted.
MotherFUCKINGgood god. That part just put me over the edge. In fact, after that part, the movie really pissed me off. Who thinks of this shit?!

[Ed Gil]

Yeah well, Saw 3 is the REASON why I love twisted/gruesome bloodguts all over the place type of movies. :p

[Goodnik]

Saw 3 all the way. It was fucking gruesome!

[Morth]

I can stomach just about anything (watching my pet rats eat their dying siblings alive was pretty much what got me over anything on TV) and I'm seriously surprised I haven't seen many of these movies.
Recently, the only movie to make me flinch was Saw 3, the twisting limbs contraption... *shudder*
I only watch what I can rent from my local video store, and while the horror/thriller section is bigger then any other section, all of the movies are pretty tame.
I'm in love with the Devil's Rejects, though. It's extremely amusing that the sixty-something year old woman that works at my video store likes it so much that she bought it. :P
I need to buy some of these movies.

[Carne-decadente]

Faces of Death

Hostel 2(The ending is so fucked up)

IT (its disturbingly long)

Unrest

I will think of more later :P

[Jaku]

Faces of Death

Hostel 2(The ending is so fucked up)

IT (its disturbingly long)

Unrest

I will think of more later :P

Unrest was only cool because of its use of real bodies.

[Sherry]

Howard the Duck! Freaky man, just plain freaky.

Lol!!! We had that movie on VHS when I was younger. My little brother use to watch it all the time. It is a pretty odd movie...to say the least.
;)

[Mizery]

Gigli and Glitter.

[Sherry]

Lol. I've never seen either of those and I didn't really have any plans to. Jennifer Lopez made a good movie or two, though. The Wedding Planner is one of my favorite cheesy romantic DVDs (yes, I own it). Anything Mariah Carey is in doesn't interest me. At all. Ever.

[comawhite015]

Gigli and Glitter.

Quoted for fucking truth.

[Mechanical Worm]

I always thought the Fly (1986 remake) was a bit gross and the imagery was pretty intense but I still like the movie haha.

[sejickah]

I'm not sure if this was mentioned yet, but The Hole was pretty odd.

Good twists.

[Mizery]

Lol. I've never seen either of those and I didn't really have any plans to.

Save yourself. Continue those plans.

[comawhite015]

I'm not sure if this was mentioned yet, but The Hole was pretty odd.

Good twists.

heheheheheheehehehehehhehehheheheh.

[SmellsLikeOmega]

I just watched Audition. That was a fucking disturbing movie.

[Vexation]

Requiem for a Dream, Shaun Wayans playing a serious role is the most disturbing thing I've ever seen on screen

[Mizery]

Requiem for a Dream, Shaun Wayans playing a serious role is the most disturbing thing I've ever seen on screen

Personally, I thought he did a good job with that role.

[Ripper_Su]

The banjo-playing child in Deliverance always freaks me out.

[Barbarella]

The banjo-playing child in Deliverance always freaks me out.
Totally.
The rape scene never sat well with me either.

[SmellsLikeOmega]

Speaking of rape; the movie "The Heart is Deceitful.." that movie is disturbing.

[Cryptorchrist]

Phenomena from Dario...??? Argento I think? The part where the main character falls into the pool of maggots and rotten bodies always makes me want to spew.

Edit: I don't know why but I always laugh my ass off whenever I watch Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.

[comawhite015]

I just watched Audition. That was a fucking disturbing movie.

That movie rocks.

Especially the scene with the phone ringing...;p

[sdm-777]

One scene from Cube Zero was the most F'd up thing I've ever seen. But in a good way ^^

[Barbarella]

^ Not recommended for anyone who has a clown phobia then.

[maniac master]

Natural Born Killers
Nochnoi Dozor
Doppelherz

[Spit in my Face]

Men Behind the Sun is probably the most disturbing film I've ever seen - it uses an actual dead body too.

[Selene_Ripper]

Saw 3
Dead Men Walking
The Hills Have Eyes (I'm talking about the remake, haven't seen the original)
Then they're was another that I can't remember the name of but there were these three girls that seduce men before killing them. The scene where it shows her biting a guy's dick off disturbed me.

Yes I know I need to get out more but I'm definately going to watch some of the movies listed here.

[Morth]

S.I.C.K.

Serial Insane Clown Killer

it's very loosley based off of john Wayne Gacy, but takes place in this cabin in the woods type place, and i don't even remember most of it, just that clowns scare the fuck out of me.

Dude, I fucking LOVE evil clowns! But I heard that movied sucked balls.

[j_absinthe]

Men Behind the Sun is probably the most disturbing film I've ever seen - it uses an actual dead body too.
It uses a few dead bodies actually, most notable is the autopsy scene though. There's also a real cat too.

The scene where the man is in the pressure chamber and his bowels exit through the rear is pretty fucking foul, especially for it's time.

It's a shame though, the version I watched had no subtitles, so I didn't know what the fuck anyone was talking about.

[MM_0015]

It uses a few dead bodies actually, most notable is the autopsy scene though. There's also a real cat too.

The scene where the man is in the pressure chamber and his bowels exit through the rear is pretty fucking foul, especially for it's time.

It's a shame though, the version I watched had no subtitles, so I didn't know what the fuck anyone was talking about.
^That fuckin sucks!

Most Disturbing i'd have to say.......Jason Vs. Freddy!
But Really i have no clue!

I hate clowns...but their the coolest scarest thing!! :P

[EmpressReznor]

not big on disturbing movies but i found Tideland highly disturbing at moments, Perfume, and Se7en had there moments to.

[Burn_The_Priest]

Holy shit, Salo FTW!!

Guinea Pig and maybe Cannibal Holocaust too but eh.

[Jaku]

Jacob's Ladder. Jesus Christ, what a mindfuck. Especially for me, a lot of creepy tie-ins to my life.

[jester]

Do actual documentaries count? The realism of things spoken in them is what is disturbing to me.

[j_absinthe]

I finally got to sit down and watch 'Irreversible' all the way through. It's a challenging movie to say the least.

edit: Sure, I would say that documentaries are allowed, but it's kind of like cheating though.

[jihadcomplex]

I think "Clownhouse," written and directed by Victor Salva is an extremely disturbing watch in its full context. The film itself is about young boys being pursued by killer clowns- not that extreme. However, Salva was convicted of molesting the lead actor (12 at the time) over the course of the film's production. The fact that a lot of the terror conveyed on screen by the boy was probably real as opposed to simulated is disturbing enough, but knowing the writer/director was a pedophile makes many of the film's elements as far as its style, and the way characters are presetnted... just pretty sick.

Salva went on to direct the less-known films "Nature of the Beast," and "Rites of Passage," and the better-known "Powder" and "Jeepers Creepers." If you watch this guy's stuff after knowing he's a pedophile a lot of it wil really make you raise your eyebrows.

[Charles Monroe]

Of the ones I have seen I'd have to say Saw III

[j_absinthe]

I've not been able to find Clownhouse anywhere, I guess I'll have to check Netflix.

It's quite apparent his penchant for underage boys, especially in Jeepers Creepers 2. lulz.

[jihadcomplex]

Yeah, my friend loaned it to me on VHS, but I just kept it. I think older movies are scarier on VHS for some reason. Maybe because it makes me feel younger.

It's not really disturbing per se, but watching Watership Down when I was like 4 years old really tapped into a part of my mind I have seldom since experienced. Parts of that movie really freaked me out, and it continues to affect me even now.

[TimothySkold6]

I finally got to sit down and watch 'Irreversible' all the way through. It's a challenging movie to say the least.



I'm not easily "shocked" due to being desensitzed by seeing movies with such violence and or sex that I can watch that shit but I couldn't really get through that rape scene. I knew it was harsh, but it also became too much and waay to long but totally fit the movie.

[Tigerseye]

I can only think of The Wicker Man (original), The Deer Hunter and possibly the Baby of Macon just for sheer wierdness.

Also S. King's IT just because I am a big jessie who hates clowns.

[Stephen Bitch]

Inland Empire.

Tideland.

*shudders*

[murdercute]

Last night, watched the film Dancer in the Dark, a musical film drama released in 2001. The movie was not disturbing in the sense of graphic material such as blood and gore, etc, but more because of the ending, which did not quite work out happily as one would want. Icelandic singer-songwriter Bjork stars in the film as Selma. Her and her son both have a hereditary degenerative disease which is causing them to go blind, only the boy doesn't know yet. Selma daydreams a lot, which provides the musical scenes, as she dreams of elaborate musical theatre numbers as a means of escaping boring or upsetting things. It was still an interesting film though I did find the ending unsettling.:)

[oysterboy]

Even Cowgirls Get the Blues


^Those huge ass thumbs make me want to barf. worst, and disturbing..est, film ever.