I need a disturbing movie.

Jax · May 8, 2008

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FAST6191 · May 8, 2008

There was a thread a few months back.
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=606...t=0&start=0

None the less tetsuo here as well, irreversible was also disturbing.

Jesus camp the movie though, were I to believe governments the middle east is a scary place. Having watched this film I have come to the conclusion the southern US is 10x worse than anything any government spokesdroid had to say.

WildWon · May 8, 2008

Wow, thanks everyone for the great suggestions. There are a lot i will be looking into at deeper length tonight. Fantastic suggestions!

residentskitz said:
impinkspam said:

men behind the sun

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i second "men behind the sun"

i have never been able to shake the images from this movie, especially knowing that its based on true events. but this might fall into the same genre as cannibal holocaust for you as there is one scene where they actually throw a cat into a room full of rats and its torn to bits. some versions have this scene cut out though.

the sickest part for me is the smiling little boy that they dissect alive. or the people they make stick their hands/arms into liquid nitrogen which they then shatter.

us humans are some sick creatures.

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short list of other films to check out include:

-august underground
-Combat shock
-Battle Royale
-oldboy
-cube trilogy

BUT by far the most disturbing movie i have seen possibly in my entire life is
-ZEITGEIST
which you can watch for free in full by clicking here
there is also a legal .torrent link available here
sit past the (lengthy) intro and prepare to have your world rocked.

Both Oldboy and Battle Royale are in my collection already. Absolutely stunning films. The best part about Oldboy is how its a so-so movie, up until the last 5 minutes. After the rug is pulled out from under you, the whole rest of the movie is one big "What the fuck?!"

Men Behind The Sun i might have to look into. As well, what is Zeitgeist about?

Akoji · May 8, 2008

Irréversible only shocked me by his rape scene.

pikirika · May 8, 2008

-C'est arrivé près de chez vous
aka It Happened in Your Neighborhood
aka Man Bites Dog

-Das Experiment

-Funny games

DeMoN · May 8, 2008

Final Destination Trilogy
The Hills Have Eyes 1 and 2

WildWon · May 8, 2008

DeMoNSTaR said:
Final Destination Trilogy
The Hills Have Eyes 1 and 2

I *love* the final destination movies. So much fun! (no standing images though. They're a good laugh hehe)

Hills Have Eyes 1 was alright, NO desire to see 2 (though i have it d-loaded for a day when we have NOTHING else to watch)

Bob Loblaw · May 8, 2008

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Bob Loblaw · May 8, 2008

FAST6191 said:
There was a thread a few months back.
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=606...t=0&start=0

None the less tetsuo here as well, irreversible was also disturbing.

Jesus camp the movie though, were I to believe governments the middle east is a scary place. Having watched this film I have come to the conclusion the southern US is 10x worse than anything any government spokesdroid had to say.

Oh, nice. You were able to crowbar another cheapshot at the U.S. into another one of your posts. Good job on that one. Granted, Jesus Camp is completely F'ed and the people are wackos, you surely can't base your opinion on the entire southern half of one of the largest countries in the world on a movie that only focuses on the wackos. That's like watching a documentary about AIDS in Africa and saying "Oh, everyone in Africa has AIDS".

To the OP, another completely messed up movie is Audition by Takashi Miike.

chojinlx · May 8, 2008

Ichi the killer doesn't have needles (i think) but is she ok with fish hooks?

layzieyez · May 8, 2008

Bob Loblaw said:
Julien Donkey-Boy

Gummo

Jax · May 8, 2008

WildWon said:
DeMoNSTaR said:

Final Destination Trilogy
The Hills Have Eyes 1 and 2

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I *love* the final destination movies. So much fun! (no standing images though. They're a good laugh hehe)

I love those movies too, specially the second one.

Panzer Tacticer · May 8, 2008

You guys are all amateurs, either that or just too young to know what really disturbing is all about.

I present you, the truly disturbing.

View if you dare, I ain't paying your shrink bills to remove the images you are about to see though.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089791/

Mewgia · May 9, 2008

Panzer Tacticer said:
You guys are all amateurs, either that or just too young to know what really disturbing is all about.

I present you, the truly disturbing.

View if you dare, I ain't paying your shrink bills to remove the images you are about to see though.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089791/

seconded

Zendrik · May 9, 2008

Hmm. The first thing I think of when I hear disturbing is "Requiem for a Dream". After the movie was over, my friends and I just kinda sat there...staring at the black screen for 5-10 minutes. There is no gore, but the story that is told about 4 people spiraling downward through drug use is extremely depressing. The ending is horrible.

mthrnite · May 9, 2008

Just wanted to quickly second Visitor Q, and Tetsuo Iron Man.
Also since you like Miike.. The Happiness of the Katakuris is over the top in a different way.. I dearly love that movie.

science · May 9, 2008

I found A Clockwork Orange really disturbing, but I don't think its the type of disturbing you're looking for

lagman · May 9, 2008

Maybe mentioned already Tian bian yi duo yun (The Wayward Cloud)

-courtesy of OrR

Panzer Tacticer · May 9, 2008

If the film doesn't make you uncomfortable after you watched it, it failed of course.

If you slept fine, it failed.

If you could move on after it finished, and not spend the day "thinking" about it, it failed.

For a film to be disturbing, it had to actually BOTHER you somehow.

For instance, following watching a The Ring, did tv static get any effect on you?

How about White Noise, did the sound of static cause you to just listen a bit more than normal?

Now me, I prefer the real world, as it is fairly disturbing.
Try watching Shake hands with the devil
http://www.dallairemovie.com/
experiences of Romeo Dallaire in Rwanda. Man I am sure I never saw that duty.

I assure you no shitty little shock flick will ever have any effect on you after a dose of real horror.

cupajoe · May 10, 2008

Panzer Tacticer said:
If the film doesn't make you uncomfortable after you watched it, it failed of course.

If you slept fine, it failed.

If you could move on after it finished, and not spend the day "thinking" about it, it failed.

For a film to be disturbing, it had to actually BOTHER you somehow.

For instance, following watching a The Ring, did tv static get any effect on you?

How about White Noise, did the sound of static cause you to just listen a bit more than normal?

Now me, I prefer the real world, as it is fairly disturbing.
Try watching Shake hands with the devil
http://www.dallairemovie.com/
experiences of Romeo Dallaire in Rwanda. Man I am sure I never saw that duty.

I assure you no shitty little shock flick will ever have any effect on you after a dose of real horror.

That's true. Movies with real events are what truly disturb.

I need a disturbing movie.

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