The most disturbing movies...

Slaughtered vomit dollsFilm-Guy

2. I spit on your grave

Film-Guy

The effects of this wore off about 40 minutes in and it was just like "yeah okay".

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

Nerd_Man

I tend to avoid watching gory movies and with that in mind (and for the sake of picking something different) I'll say that David Lynch's Rabbits is pretty ****ed up.

(semi-spoiler of the "movie", if it can be called that):

[spoiler] ...and it manages to be without any display of violence whatsoever. [/spoiler]

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 found Wolfman to be quite disturbing. I actually sat through the whole thing with my eyes closed and my hands over my face.

The Hills Have Eyes. I watched it for the first time tonight. It's pretty ****** up when

[spoiler] the mutant people burn the dad, rape the daughter, then kill the older sister all in one scene. [/spoiler]

It really got to me... very disturbing

The Hills Have Eyes. I watched it for the first time tonight. It's pretty ****** up when

It really got to me... very disturbing

cowplayinghalo

Same. Also in the second one when they find a guy in the poop part of the outhouse. :P

I know of this 1 movie that was banned called Caligula, a little disturbing to say the least.

Red Dragon. I remember seeing it with my sister and her friends when it came out and I basically told them halfway through I was going out to the arcade in the theatre to play around. I really didn't want to watch that any more.

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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.

KittenNipples

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

Hostel is basically a simulated snuff film.

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JonnyEagle

Damn, I thought that movie was just a bad dream.

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've seen it before. No actors were killed (although it honestly looks real), but plenty of animals were killed.

Human Centipede. Look it up.

Of the movies I've seen, they'd be Hatchet and Wolf Creek. Many of the movies mentioned here, though, sound worse.

Dont know if anyone has said it yet but to me BY FAR the most distrubing movie was The 4th Kind.

That movie messed with me for a few days...