Most disturbing film you have seen?

[GameGeezer]

I can think of five movies that have particularly disturbing moments:
1. I spit on your grave.
2. Short eyes.
3. Bad Lieutenant.
4. Deliverance.
5. Reservoir Dogs.

All of them had moments that make even the most callused movie watcher cringe.

 

[jimmy j]

I can think of five movies that have particularly disturbing moments:
1. I spit on your grave.
2. Short eyes.
3. Bad Lieutenant.
4. Deliverance.
5. Reservoir Dogs.

All of them had moments that make even the most callused movie watcher cringe.

So did this one

 

[cracker]

1. I spit on your grave.
...
5. Reservoir Dogs.


I Spit on Your Grave = sweet!

Re Reservoir Dogs: Is that because of the de-earing/face cutting/gas scene? Only part of the movie that I remember being close to disturbing... The rest was well... really boring.

I can think of five movies that have particularly disturbing moments:
1. I spit on your grave.
2. Short eyes.
3. Bad Lieutenant.
4. Deliverance.
5. Reservoir Dogs.

All of them had moments that make even the most callused movie watcher cringe.

So did this one

Actually it wasn't _THAT_ bad. Nowhere near as bad as people made it out to be but definitely wouldn't sit through it again... Ummm not that I ever saw it in the first place or anything...

 

[Smuff]

I have (fortunately?) never seen the original nor the modified Exorcist, but I read in a retro mag that it was one of the most horrifying movies ever.

It was, is now, and forever more shall be....... SHIT !
About as scary as finding a small turtle nesting in your ottoman

 

[Sekkyumu]

For me i think it's :

Donnie Darko, Butterfly Effect, Requiem For A Dream.

I'm probably forgetting some too.

 

[cracker]

I have (fortunately?) never seen the original nor the modified Exorcist, but I read in a retro mag that it was one of the most horrifying movies ever.

It was, is now, and forever more shall be....... SHIT !
About as scary as finding a small turtle nesting in your ottoman

Can that happen?

 

[madmk]

Oh man, nice topic

It has to be Irreversible, Man Bites Dog and Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. Each feels so 'real', like a documentary, which makes it very uncomfortable to watch.

I know Man Bites Dog kicks up a big debate every so often as people mistake it (rather easily) as being real. Got imdb links above if anyone cares.

 

[Psyfira]

Kill Bill. To be fair I'd never seen a Tarantino film before so had no idea what to expect, we went to see it in the middle of the afternoon and the brutality really, really creeped me out. Probably would've been different if I'd gone in expecting something twisted, but it's the only time I've ever considered leaving a cinema halfway through a film.

 

[jimmy j]

I once saw this porn where a man took a [snip] and a [snip] wrapped in a wet blanket, then started to [snip] with the [snip] on a lady's [snip][snip] and even up the [snip]. When he pulled it out, it was covered in [snip] and [snip]. He started to rub it in her face while [snip] with a melon and she loved it!

Best thing I ever saw.

 

[spokenrope]

I second Jesus Camp.