The most disturbing movies...

Just looking on IMDb today and I found this. Just reading the parental advisory stuff makes me wanna puke. Apperantly actors and animals were actually killed making this instead of using special effects.

For me, probably Lord of the Flies.

More emotional than actually visual though.

Just looking on IMDb today and I found this. Just reading the parental advisory stuff makes me wanna puke. Apperantly actors and animals were actually killed making this instead of using special effects.

RobboElRobbo

I guess the Exorcist is pretty disturbing the first time you see it.

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Just looking on IMDb today and I found this. Just reading the parental advisory stuff makes me wanna puke. Apperantly actors and animals were actually killed making this instead of using special effects.

mattbbpl

I don't watch a whole lot of shock movies, but Hostel was pretty disturbing. I regret watching it, actually.

Just looking on IMDb today and I found this. Just reading the parental advisory stuff makes me wanna puke. Apperantly actors and animals were actually killed making this instead of using special effects.

RobboElRobbo

Well considering that everything except for the animals being killed is fake, its not that bad

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer was probably among one of the most disturbing films I've ever seen.

Don't need to click it to know that you're talking about Cannibal Holocaust. I personally found it a pretty cool film.

Of course the natural list of these films will include Salo, recently Antichrist and I'm gonna chuck in a personal favourite, Aftermath.

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Salo or the 120 days of Sodom? This is one movie btw.

Salo or the 120 days of Sodom? This is one movie btw.

CBR600-RR

begotten has its moments too, but not every scene was handled as well as it could have been.LoG-Sacrament

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]begotten has its moments too, but not every scene was handled as well as it could have been.freek666

Irreversible was pretty nasty.

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[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]begotten has its moments too, but not every scene was handled as well as it could have been.LoG-Sacrament

Was it going to be the video with the woman on the chair or something? Because I saw that one and it was what piqued my interest.

OMG! It got 50/50! That's as bad as it gets!

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JonnyEagle

That one reminded me of Blade Runner.

...how can you "technically" eat a turtle?

Why can people watch the goriest movies of all time but when it comes to real footage of carnage most people cant stomach it?KittenNipples

I've got no problems with RL stuff, be it war videos, snuff videos or just atrocities.

Why can people watch the goriest movies of all time but when it comes to real footage of carnage most people cant stomach it?KittenNipples

Because when you watch a gory movie, you know it's fake, so you know everyone was safe. Here is way different.

Why can people watch the goriest movies of all time but when it comes to real footage of carnage most people cant stomach it?KittenNipples

Scum. It's not a film that's gory or a mind-screw or anything like that, it's just completely unrelenting in it's brutality. A relatively realtistic portrayal of British young offenders prisons in the late 70s, and certainly not a film I would consider ever watching again. It has scenes of (male) rape and suicide that rank as some of the hardest to watch scenes of any film I have ever seen.

Why can people watch the goriest movies of all time but when it comes to real footage of carnage most people cant stomach it?KittenNipples

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"][QUOTE="freek666"] I've been wanting to see that for a while now, might have to get off my rear end and do something about it.

Was it going to be the video with the woman on the chair or something? Because I saw that one and it was what piqued my interest.

Wow, I looked at the rating for each country and it was banned from lots, then all of a sudden, Sweden: 15.

For me, probably Lord of the Flies.

More emotional than actually visual though.

battlefront23

Just looking on IMDb today and I found this. Just reading the parental advisory stuff makes me wanna puke. Apperantly actors and animals were actually killed making this instead of using special effects.

RobboElRobbo

That ranks number one in movies never, EVER to see.

The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Its much scarier than even the original Exorcist. Its one of those movies I truly truly regret watching. It went under a lot of people's radars when it came out, but its probably the scariest movie I've ever seen. Granted, I'm not really a big fan of scary movies, but this movie has some pretty horrifying scenes that I wish I had never seen.

I do admit that these Exorcist movies are generally scarier to people who actually have religious beliefs, like me, so it was probably much scarier to me than to others.

...how can you "technically" eat a turtle?

Haha, I read that too. I lol'd.

The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Its much scarier than even the original Exorcist. Its one of those movies I truly truly regret watching. It went under a lot of people's radars when it came out, but its probably the scariest movie I've ever seen. Granted, I'm not really a big fan of scary movies, but this movie has some pretty horrifying scenes that I wish I had never seen.

I do admit that these Exorcist movies are generally scarier to people who actually have religious beliefs, like me, so it was probably much scarier to me than to others.

Samurai_Xavier

I thought that was surprisingly creepy too, actually. What makes it worse is that it was apparently loosley based on a true story.

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The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Its much scarier than even the original Exorcist. Its one of those movies I truly truly regret watching. It went under a lot of people's radars when it came out, but its probably the scariest movie I've ever seen. Granted, I'm not really a big fan of scary movies, but this movie has some pretty horrifying scenes that I wish I had never seen.

I do admit that these Exorcist movies are generally scarier to people who actually have religious beliefs, like me, so it was probably much scarier to me than to others.

Silent-Hal

I thought that was surprisingly creepy too, actually. What makes it worse is that it was apparently loosley based on a true story.

The original book that the original The Exorcist is based on is also loosely based on a true story.

Gamer was disturbing because of that ugly fat guy who was pretending to be a girl, he was just creepy and to think that guys actually do this in real life when playing online is whats most disturbing about it.. I'm glad I'm a girl and don't have to worry about that. I wonder how many guys have online relationships with girls who are actually not girls lol.

I have seen plenty of disturbing films, but these are the most disturbing.

1. Salo

2. I spit on your grave

3. Happiness

4. Irreversible

5. Henry: Portrait of a serial killer

6. El topo

7. Cannibal ferox

8. Cannibal holocaust

9. Guinea pig series- Flowers of flesh and blood is the worst.

10. August underground series

11. Men behind the sun

12. Nekromantic

13. Pink Flamingos

14. Slaughtered vomit dolls

15. Taxidermia