most disturbing movie you've ever seen? (good film, action, Willem Dafoe, bad movie)

[blkgiraffe]

Eye for an Eye - The movie with Sally Field.

The first 5 minutes is just......wow

[Overdoser]

wow. I only saw the first page but this list sucks..needs some sprucing up.

heres some TRULY disturbing movies:
1.NEKROMANTIK (1 & 2) - I LOVE horror, but these movies DISGUSTED me. I would never watch them again...

2.I Spit On Your Grave - Hardcore revenge film, probably 20-30 minutes worth of rape in it...

3.Cannibal Holocaust - This one is a little more well known... I just put it so that some people will know what i'm talking about :P still pretty disgusting. A complete exploitation of all forms of censorship.

But knowing my taste of films, 2Goldens will probably delete this post...

[rlrl]

"The Lottery" from 1996 with Keri Russell

[Radpc]

A Japanese movie called "Audition." Great Movie. Or perhaps Tod Browning's "Freaks" from 1939.

[Kathleen1971]

Originally Posted by Radpc

A Japanese movie called "Audition." Great Movie. Or perhaps Tod Browning's "Freaks" from 1939.

Freaks is such an awesome flick. I have seen it numerous times and still love it. Still get shocked by it too!

I want to see Audition because I really do like a lot of the Asian horror flicks but since there is the

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vomit

scene I can't bring myself to rent it. Funny how I can handle anything except

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vomit

and

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poop

lol.

[Charles22]

Rubber Johnny is pretty disturbing:

YouTube - Rubber Johnny

[LinaJo76]

Well, the most disturbing I think would be the Faces Of Death series. They are documentaries, but most of it is staged and faked. But to me, it's very disturbing, this fascination with death and such.

[WilliamHarman]

I just saw it, The Fourth Kind. Beyond scary and disturbing, because the film is real and draws you right into the story. It's like you're there. Do not see this movie unless you have VERY thick skin and that is no joke. About 20% of the audience walked out tonight.

[ZombieGrrl]

Seven
The Exorcist
The Devil's Reject (almost nothing bothers me but the motel room scene just made me feel ..eww)
Teeth (if your a dude, DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE)
A Clockwork Orange (just the eye scene I have a thing about eyes)

I started watching horror movie when I was about 6 or 7, really graphic, violent horror movies thanks to my brother, so by this point almost nothing gets to me. Most of the horror movies listed here aren't even remotely scary to me. I was board with The Strangers, Saw, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Personally I hate all the Hannibal movies because they're really don't follow the novels/leave major things, events, people out, changing way to many plot points.

[sues1]

Originally Posted by rlrl

"The Lottery" from 1996 with Keri Russell

Yea, that was very disturbing