Psynuts: Most disturbing movie u have seen

Psynuts 09.10.15	List is digs
skeames1214 09.10.15	Come and See fucked with me pretty good.
Hovse 09.10.15	8 1/2 prob
brainmelter 09.10.15	you butt, I was going to make an obscure movies list :c yeah as far as French movies go you should watch High Tension too Serbian Film The Green Elephant Salo 120 Days of Sodom are all pretty fucked
DarkSideOfLucca 09.10.15	I absolutely love Martyrs, even though some claim it to be just torture porn. I personally think that it is much more than that. It disturbed me, but it honestly emotionally effected me more than most horror films that I have seen, which is why it is among my favorites. I also think that it is one of the smartest, even though it is overly brutal. That being said, I think Salo is the most disturbing horror film that I have mostly seen. I have seen A Serbian Film, Frontiers, Martyrs, Cannibal Holocaust, etc, but for some reason I couldn't make it through Salo. I know that it is in the Criterion collection, but for some reason that repulsed me so much that I couldn't even make it through the entire movie.
brainmelter 09.10.15	I have more recs if you need them, In high school I was obsessed with these kinds of movies
Source 09.10.15	Birdman is disturbingly pretentious garbage. Does that count?
brainmelter 09.10.15	the gang rape with the 80s snyth music still makes me feel weird at the end of Cannibal Holocaust
brainmelter 09.10.15	yes, birdman is wildly pretentious
Sevengill 09.10.15	A Serbian Film is the endgame of this thread.
skeames1214 09.10.15	if u think birdman is pretentious you either have a really low tolerance for pretension or you reallllly hate oscar-baity stuff.
brainmelter 09.10.15	I love oscar-baity stuff and I liked the performances. And that it gave the illusion of all being filmed in one shot. But idk, hype really killed it for me or something. It wasnt anything special.
skeames1214 09.10.15	i don't think it was like... the best movie ever, or anything, but it was pretty good. most movies suck and it pretty clearly didn't, which is a win for me. worth my six bucks.
Source 09.10.15	I have a low tolerance for both of those things, yes. Blade Runner and 2001 are about the closest I can get to pretension. I like both of those movies.
Psynuts 09.10.15	I've heard all kinds of things about a serbian film but is it actually a good movie (in it's genre ofc)? I just don't know if i want to watch a movie were pedophelia and necrophelia are a source of entertainment rather than a serious subject.
skeames1214 09.10.15	Yeah 2001 is pretty undeniable. Closest thing to fine art movies have achieved. Not that movies need to be fine art, but it's certainly not a bad thing. I cannot believe how well that movie has held up visually.
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	It Follows was really disturbing for me. Just the premise. It's been a thought and fear of mine for a long time. So to see that, was fucked. Plus i was really high when i saw it
Source 09.10.15	I agree
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	and people are saying serbian film and shit but like thats all shock value. of course that is gonna be disturbing. Its like tuning your guitar down to G and saying your heavy
brainmelter 09.10.15	theres meaning behind all the vileness, how you interpret it, is up to you. the directing, cinematography and acting are all off the chain. so if youre a movie lover its a win. especially in this realm of movies. a lot of movies are disturbing but really poorly made(the green elephant)
brainmelter 09.10.15	Yeah I really liked It Follows. Its genuinely creepy I was also high when I saw it oh yee
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	I don't know man. It seems pretty pretentious to me
evilford 09.10.15	The little mermaid
skeames1214 09.10.15	when i was like 6 i saw predator and that scene where he rips the dude's spine out gave me nightmares
Kman418 09.10.15	no offense but most lynch is closer to like ""high art"" or wtvr than 2001
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	i mean the super gory and outright disturbing films are pretentious. certainly not it follows. that felt genuine as fuck. Creepy as shit dude, i never get bugged by movie and that one is staying with me. Babadook too, that had a unique twist on horror. Not as disturbing as it was disorienting though. But as far as the gory, less story driven movies go, the only one off the top of my head that i thought was great is Begotten
skeames1214 09.10.15	man everyone on here really liked it follows. i guess i just missed something. it didn't disturb me in the slightest, minus the rape scene.
brainmelter 09.10.15	I understand what youre saying oWhoad and I also agree to a point. but that movie isnt just smut like all the other movies its grouped with. It has redeeming qualities. but tbh its not a movie id watch again, mostly because its just so morbid and effects your psyche. for 'disturbing movies' its good
brainmelter 09.10.15	I watched the little mermaid so many times when I was a toddler i broke the vhs and the second half of It Follows kinda goes down hill, Just like the first Insidious movie. First half is superb but when they start showing too much the effect is lost
skeames1214 09.10.15	yeah. the scene where it attacked them at the beach was pretty laughable imo.
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	rape scene didnt really bother me. It was a bit fucked but,weve all seen that in movies. The most disturbing parts without a doubt for me was when they saw where the guy was living (cant remember his name). It was that abandoned house with bottles on the windows so he can hear an intruder. Nothing was in the house. Like imagine living like that, fuck.... so nerve-wracking. and the scene where we first see "it". the guy trying to explain whats happening as it just slowly moves in. terrifying
Ashen 09.10.15	dumbo fucked me up as a kid, that's a sad movie man :[
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	beach scene was weak, and the pool scene was weak. the rest for me was excellent
brainmelter 09.10.15	Antichrist is 'artsy disturbing' and kinda blows
Kman418 09.10.15	it follows wasn't scary other than this https://38.media.tumblr.com/6e3b14db0928a01ef67dc53201c34997/tumblr_nt732c3bq61udkyxso9_r1_400.gif but its still an amazing movie regardless. i don't think u would really dig it if you're not heavily into horror movies in general especially like 70s/80s stuff already because that was entirely the appeal it was channeling
skeames1214 09.10.15	there was some cool imagery for sure. i don't think it was bad, just didn't find it as compelling as a lot of people. @kman yeah i've seen a lot of 70s and 80s horror, i just don't have a whole lot of reverence for it.
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	I knew someone was gonna post that!! god damn tony hawk comes out of nowhere
AlexKzillion 09.10.15	I'm not into horror movies really at all, but "Micheal Jackson: This is it" has left some type of mental scar. No insult to Micheal Jackson, but he did not look to good after he got his skin bleached, plus all those rumors about him touching kids makes him seem kind of creepy, not to mention the really exaggerated rumors about him faking his death. I swear he lives under my bed or in my closet or something.
Psynuts 09.10.15	bambi fucked me up real good when I was a little boy
brainmelter 09.10.15	og disturbing is The Last House on the Left (1972) its so gritty and ugly saw it when i was a young boy
Kman418 09.10.15	like it follows is basically just halloween for gen x kids tbh
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	when i see movies deemed as the scariest and whatnot, they really have no effect on me. What fucks me up are the ideas, ya know? Like putting yourself into a situation mentally. Can the film allow you to think abstractly without making it to obvious? Blood and shit doesnt really scare me because when you get your head chopped off, you bleed. When you fall off a building, you fall. If you change that up, its terrifying. The unknown and unexpected was what horror was founded upon and it has really lost that. Like, how can anyone find a slasher flick scary? that's corny to me. You know what movie was disturbing on a myriad levels? Eraserhead
Ashen 09.10.15	begotten is a cool weird movie
Parallels 09.10.15	gummo hands down
brainmelter 09.10.15	for a modern flick its definetly decent
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	yay another begotten fan. and should i watch gummo?
Source 09.10.15	I just remembered--i like Apocalypse Now, and that's a movie that some people would probably call pretentious. So there's a third pretentious movie I enjoy.
brainmelter 09.10.15	begotten fucking rules, my friends dont like it Gummo is a cult classic
Psynuts 09.10.15	I've watched a handful of disturbing movies when i was a lot younger, but I doubt they would still affect me the same way. Ringu kept me from sleeping for a few weeks, I was about 12 when I watched that.
BMDrummer 09.10.15	kids
Parallels 09.10.15	yea you should watch it whoad, its disturbing in a hyperrealistic sort of way oh god that bathtub food scene
brainmelter 09.10.15	Kids is very surreal, just watched it again with my girl the other day
Muppelope 09.10.15	Saw the first 20 minutes of Begotten in like 9th grade. Scarred me for life.
ScuroFantasma 09.10.15	For sure Human Centipede 2, movie was fucked. First one wasn't even bad to be honest, but Jesus second one was messed up.
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	it certainly does. and its not for everyone, i get it. And damn i gotta watch gummo then but one more closing statement on it follows: The imagery in that film was breathtaking for me and so relevant. All those run down buildings and homes, overcast skies. like fuck, thats where i live. Notice how these kids never really did anything in the film? it represents living in a shithole. kids have nothing to do in places like that but to do drugs and have sex. STDs breed like that and so do unplanned pregnancies. Thats how i grew up, i saw it everyday. It's a real problem. You could also get into that this movie was mocking scare tactics to prevent kids from having sex too. I dont know man, the movie had so many layers but the director hid them just enough to make them not ham-fisted shoving obvious shit down your throat (gravity). Not even as a horror film, it was a near flawless exercise in film making, in my opinion.
skeames1214 09.10.15	oh you know what The Hunt was pretty goddam disturbing. It's about a man falsely accused of child molestation. Awful awful shit ensues.
skeames1214 09.10.15	@oWhoadYo that's the best argument for it follows that i've heard. I saw it at a drive in when (ironically, i guess) my main concern was gettin my dick wet. I'll give it another chance.
brainmelter 09.10.15	Irréversible is super cool too
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	I was also stoned off my ass while watching it so i dont know if i forced these thoughts or my mind was opened to them lol but regardless. It was amazing to me. just the whole approach on STDs was unique ya know? take something we all know but dont really understand or really respect enough to fear, and turn it into "it", something that will kill you. You cant get rid of it, but you can pass it on. That shit stays with you for life. and STDs can kill you. Look at AIDS man. Thats a problem around wherre i live
Sevengill 09.10.15	"the little mermaid" actually, on the subject of Disney movies... John Smith was twice Pocahontas' age, and basically the entire portrayal of the events in that movie is disturbing to anyone who cares about history.
ScuroFantasma 09.10.15	That's one way to look at it, I mean Pinoccio is weird as fuck if you think about it
oltnabrick 09.10.15	Minions
skeames1214 09.10.15	^^^^^^^
LotusFlower 09.10.15	Martys Minions [x infinity and beyond]
brainmelter 09.10.15	a lot of disney movie premises are disturbing really, but thats only if you step back and look
Sevengill 09.10.15	My dad walked out of Despicable Me because "the minions are communist."
bach 09.10.15	minions [2]
LotusFlower 09.10.15	yet its capitalism that allows them to thrive...
MrNippleLipz 09.10.15	Hobo with a shotgun, I absolutely hated it.
bach 09.10.15	also that movie where michael j fox is a dog and roseanne was the cat
worthlessscab 09.10.15	"the minions are communist." prob cause they are yellow
Sevengill 09.10.15	1998 Godzilla
Insurrection 09.10.15	inside, funny games, the vanishing, high tension, tcm, cache, too many to choose from
ScuroFantasma 09.10.15	"My dad walked out of Despicable Me because "the minions are communist." lol, I liked the first Despicable me though, great movie
worthlessscab 09.10.15	5 years since I saw it and it's still Salo for me
ScuroFantasma 09.10.15	Anyone seen Splinter? That movie is pretty messed.
Insurrection 09.10.15	read about salo and have no intention of ever seeing it. i like more than just shock value in movies
porcupinetheater 09.10.15	Salo is trying so hard to be disturbing that it winds up not being disturbing. Irreversibly is the only "disturbing" one that's really fucked me up. The Act of Killing is way up there, though. It's insane how easily people can justify mass murder.
Rice303 09.10.15	The Act Of Killing [2] Funny Games [2] Even though it's a loved movie and not really horror, the end twist to Oldboy messed me up for a long time after watching it
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	I have a few opinions here: Salo is the most boring piece of shit ever and made me feel I wasted my time, Cannibal Holocaust was awesome, Martyrs was cool too. Also no one here should be saying A Seriban Film, by the eye fuck scene it becomes too silly to take seriously anymore. In my eyes the most disturbing movies aren't movies, they're documentries called Earthlings and Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father. These WILL fuck you up.
Alastor 09.10.15	I agree, nothing is as terrifying as reality. Ulrich Seidl's Animal Love would be my pick.
porcupinetheater 09.10.15	Fuck, Dear Zachary was brutal, but for me personally it felt more depressing than "disturbing" per se. (Although that's probably just my own subjectivity that obstinately tries to say depressing and disturbing are different things).
BandNewbac 09.10.15	nimb how did i know you would have seen those documentaries haha
Rowan5215 09.10.15	Someone mentioned the Hunt and I agree hard with that. nothing is as terrifying as reality [2] and the tension in that movie created purely through the distrust of entirely human characters was unbelievable
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	I found Cannibal Holocaust worse then A Serbian Film content, mainly because of stabbing that poor coatimundi :[ It was definately a better film though, A Seriban Film started awesome and it got worse after he decaptated the woman. @Alastor: "Filmmaker Ulrich Seidl examines the close relationships that people have with their dogs."...I'm not watching that. @porcupine: Pretty much, that film knocked me silly. It's disturbing to me on the level of "how can a human being this vile?" and "how can we live in a society so fucked up, incompitant and wrong that a murder was allowed to be with that victim's son?".
Keyblade 09.10.15	" A Serbian Film." i had a friend tell me about this a long time ago. i can't remember what it was about but i remember being repulsed lol
ScuroFantasma 09.10.15	Why would you want to though.
Evreaia 09.10.15	A Serbian Film, easily. One scene in particular (Newborn rape), is enough for me to call this the most fucked up film of all time.
Alastor 09.10.15	"I remember watching animal love a couple of years back. It was pretty fucking bad." It's pretty awful on all levels, like all Seidl films. Disturbing, torturing boredom; but honestly, this is the most sincere impression of hell you can find.
DoofusWainwright 09.10.15	Pretty Woman
NorwichScene 09.10.15	Hostel 2. WTF was that about, the first one was decent
ScuroFantasma 09.10.15	Fuck Hostel. I bought 1 and 2 because Tarantino's name was on the cover. Turns out he had nothing to do with it (might have produced it I think, not sure,, but no directing involvement) and he's just a buddy of Eli Roth. 1st one was terrible. Watchable, but stupid. And I haven't even bothered watching number 2 still in its wrapper.
guitarded_chuck 09.10.15	15 year old chuckie watching a clockwork orange after smoakin a fatty had a pretty heavy experience lemme tell ya
DoofusWainwright 09.10.15	I find Pretty Woman's popularity disturbing, plus the message it communicates is fairly disturbing. It's also horrendously bad.
anarchistfish 09.10.15	trainspotting
JoeMcSatanBalls 09.10.15	Begotten, ichi the killer, August underground
JohnnyoftheWell 09.10.15	Eraserhead
DoofusWainwright 09.10.15	Eraserhead is the goat
MO 09.10.15	lol trainspotting is far from disturbing
anarchistfish 09.10.15	compared to all these dumb fake imaginary plots yes it is
MO 09.10.15	"compared to all these dumb fake imaginary plots yes it is" i don't know it's more sad than disturbing imo
anarchistfish 09.10.15	the baby scenes though. yeah true it's more sad than anything but I've never felt so disgusted watching a movie
Hopelust 09.10.15	You guys watch some fucked up shit. I just read several synopses of various movies mentioned in this thread, and wouldn't even consider attempting to watch any of them.
DinosaurJones 09.10.15	Dude... Yeah, I'm reading the wiki for a Serbian Film, and I have no interest in watching something like that. Why. Why would it even exist.
worthlessscab 09.10.15	There was this snuff video where children as young as 4 are raped, tortured and mutilated, and the ones that survive are made to dig their own graves and get buried alive. I think it was called Daisy's destruction.
Hopelust 09.10.15	Once again. What on earth would convince you that watching something of that nature would be rewarding in ANY sense whatsoever? When people create film like that, I honestly think it's stretching boundaries of what is considered art, and diving more into inner fantasy that the "artist" wants to play out in some fashion.
DinosaurJones 09.10.15	I'm disturbed just reading about some of these films. No need to go through with watching them, fuck.
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	"Once again. What on earth would convince you that watching something of that nature would be rewarding in ANY sense whatsoever?" In terms of watching movies that are disturbing yet good, it's like watching the darkest pits of soul come to life in a gripping story, subjects being touched upon that most film creaters will not touch so it's intresting to see it come to life or just for a fun gore fest.
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	All the snuff movie stuff...no I'd stay away. That's just gore for kicks.
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	Examples of the points I made: First one A Seribian Film until the last 30 minutes, second one Cannibal Holocaust and 3rd one Tokyo Gore Police.
guitarded_chuck 09.10.15	poor todd D:
ScuroFantasma 09.10.15	"1st one was okay. Stupid, but passable. 2nd one was even more stupid. 3rd one was an insult to anyone's intelligence." There's a third one. Why. "15 year old chuckie watching a clockwork orange after smoakin a fatty had a pretty heavy experience lemme tell ya" Definitely a weird movie but I wouldn't call it 'disturbing'. I quite enjoy it.
guitarded_chuck 09.10.15	ty
Sinternet 09.10.15	I almost watched A Serbian Film, but it just sounded so sickening. The most disturbing one I've watched was some French film with a really graphic rape scene. I can't remember the title, but I know it was a really controversial film. Edit: Ok I found it it wasn't french it was called I Spit on Your Grave. Edit 2: Wait it could be Irreversible. I've seen both but can't remember.
dbizzles 09.10.15	Hmmmm I'm intrigued by this movie. I'm generally not a fan of modern horror. This almost looks like torture porn based on the preview. Girl on girl torture looks hot though lol.
MO 09.10.15	"Once again. What on earth would convince you that watching something of that nature would be rewarding in ANY sense whatsoever?" because it's still art and for the most part (when they're well done not just torture porn shock schlock) they touch on things that many people wouldn't go near with a ten foot pole. but these are things that are still part of the human mind so are worth exploring and understanding
dbizzles 09.10.15	Is this movie out, or what? I can't find show times or rentals.
NorwichScene 09.10.15	Human centipede
Hopelust 09.10.15	"because it's still art and for the most part (when they're well done not just torture porn shock schlock) they touch on things that many people wouldn't go near with a ten foot pole. but these are things that are still part of the human mind so are worth exploring and understanding" I think it's gratuitous trash at that point, and shit like raping an infant is certainly not "worth" exploring. I get things like Clockwork Orange, but this "A Serbian Film" or "Salo/120 days of Sodom" seem completely without merit.
DinosaurJones 09.10.15	[2]
Sinternet 09.10.15	It's most likely morbid fascination. I have a friend who's seriously obsessed with serial killers and their motivations and general psychology. It's an intrigue into realities which very few people live, therefore it's fascinating.
MO 09.10.15	^ that
guitarded_chuck 09.10.15	rarely does a modern horror film reflect any reality honestly (unfortunately)
DoctorJackal 09.10.15	2001 was disturbing in how boring it was. However, Cannibal Holocaust was pretty messed up too.
guitarded_chuck 09.10.15	"2001 was disturbing in how boring it was" rofl fuck offffffffffffffff
Hopelust 09.10.15	Yea, sure. Serial Killers motivations and general psychology is fascinating, and watching movies about such things are also fascinating. Such as Silence of the Lambs. Not movies depicting several graphic scenes of rape, where no subject is taboo, and people being forced to do terribly heinous and inhumane things. That's not "fascinating," no one's sitting in front of their tv screen watching this shit with The Thinker pose, tapping their nose with their finger, spoutin' out "hmms" and "ahhhs!" as if stark realizations have occurred... Hence why said films have been banned in multiple countries.
Psynuts 09.10.15	That's because 90% of the modern horror movies are about supernatural bullshit. But these torture movies aren't far from reality at all, there have been numerous reports of people being tortured and used as sex slaves by the IS. I would say these movies are more relevant than ever now.
Hopelust 09.10.15	Just because it's happening in the world, doesn't mean we need a dramatization of it for all to watch.
Shuyin 09.10.15	uzumaki tetsuo the iron man eraserhead
guitarded_chuck 09.10.15	"I would say these movies are more relevant than ever now. " do you even world war 2 bro
Psynuts 09.10.15	can u name me some torture movies made during ww2?
guitarded_chuck 09.10.15	you made it sound as if rape and violence is occurring now more than ever and i disagreed with you my bad if i misunderstood you
Psynuts 09.10.15	Yeah a bit of a misunderstanding, I am very aware of the horrors that happened during world war 1 and 2.
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	"tetsuo the iron man" Now THIS is a mindfuck
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	"Just because it's happening in the world, doesn't mean we need a dramatization of it for all to watch." Doesn't mean we need it but it shouldn't be disregarded due to it's content either. Salo is without merit because it's a shit movie but at least A Seriban Film made a compelling story until the last 30 minutes.
brainmelter 09.10.15	Men behind the Sun An asain torture flick that I think has to do with ww2 Tetsuo is pretty bad ass tbh
brainmelter 09.10.15	lol the dick thru the eye did bring down the overall movie but not ruin it The last line in the Serbian film is haunting tho "do the little one first" like fuck man
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	I enjoyed Men Behind the Sun minus the dub being shit and the end being iffy. Thought it got it's education across well and how ruthless Unit 731 were.
BallsToTheWall 09.10.15	The last Harry Potter film.
brainmelter 09.10.15	Human centipede 2 is fucking ridiculous, just shock after shock just to shock. gross and dumb. was hilarious watching with my boys tho
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	"lol the dick thru the eye did bring down the overall movie but not ruin it" In my eyes it pretty much did, it whole scene swerved the mood so much, was too over the top and that was just so comical it's like "Well I can't take this seriously anymore and don't care about the characters now, well done."
CalculatingInfinity 09.10.15	"Human centipede 2 is fucking ridiculous, just shock after shock just to shock. gross and dumb. was hilarious watching with my boys tho" Pretty much, did it's purpose.
Bloodhail 09.10.15	edgy = masterpiecez
brainmelter 09.10.15	what you guys think about Requiem for a Dream? its always associated with disturbing movies, I dont think its that disturbing tho. I think the moms arc was the most disturbing and sad. I love when the old man yells, 'ASS TO ASS' and they pull out a double sided dildo.
brainmelter 09.10.15	yeah the human centipede 2 is a riot, I laughed my ass off when she smashed her newborn babies head while stepping on gas. so over the top and out of nowhere
dbizzles 09.10.15	Requiem for a Dream actually fucked with me hard the first time I saw it. I think I was about 15 or 16. I wasn't into drugs or anything (weed excluded) but, for some reason, I felt like a giant pile of shit when it ended.
Shuyin 09.10.15	"can u name me some torture movies made during ww2" city of life and death
Hopelust 09.10.15	"Requiem for a Dream actually fucked with me hard the first time I saw it. I think I was about 15 or 16. I wasn't into drugs or anything (weed excluded) but, for some reason, I felt like a giant pile of shit when it ended." Had the exact same experience. Never watched that movie again.
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	jared letos arm wound is still one of the most disturbing things ive ever seen
oWhoadYo 09.10.15	oh man i forgot! Ex Machina had a couple scenes that messed me up. When the kid slit his wrist to see if he was human and when the robot creator guy got stabbed by the asian robot. So fucked up
Insurrection 09.10.15	requiem for a dream is a great one, totally forgot. first time i saw that it was like midnight and the end left me speechless. saw it again the following night, same effect ex machina wasnt very disturbing for me but it is probably the best movie ive seen so far this year
Insurrection 09.10.15	i told you that in confidence sachiko but tbh dillinger shows have had the craziest pits and wall of deaths ive seen
Psynuts 09.10.15	is a beatdown moshpit just a slowed down version of a normal one?
Psynuts 09.10.15	that sounds fairly disturbing tbh
WatchItExplode 09.10.15	Requiem for a Dream is the first thing that came to mind for me.
brainmelter 09.10.15	beat down is just too lollarious
ScuroFantasma 09.11.15	"2001 was disturbing in how boring it was" hope you're joking
BlacKapes 09.11.15	the 120 days of sodom is by far the most disturbing movie ever and ive seen a lot of them also real snuff films
Rice303 09.11.15	All this serial killer talk reminded me of an Australian movie called Snowtown about a real serial killer, pretty messed up story
CalculatingInfinity 09.11.15	I just watched Just Melvin, Just Evil...wow that last scene is something else.
Ocean of Noise 09.11.15	2001 was disturbing in how boring it was [2]
CalculatingInfinity 09.11.15	@SachikoM: Not denying that, it was great.
CalculatingInfinity 09.11.15	Thank you :3
Shuyin 09.11.15	2001 isnt a movie for anyone, if youre paying attention then theres always something happening and its not boring at all. if youre just waiting for something to happen while paying to attention to the movie then youre in for a snoozefest
Insurrection 09.11.15	2001 is awesome if only for the music
ScuroFantasma 09.12.15	Agreed with Shuyin, there's so much going on in that movie. I mean the opening scene with the apes goes for a little too long imo but otherwise the movie is very well-paced.
p4p 09.12.15	Ichi The Killer and Begotten
ShitsofRain 09.12.15	date movie
TychoBrahe 09.12.15	Fando y Lis. My least favorite Jodorowsky flick by a good margin. All of his films have some uncomfortable moments, among other things, but Fando y Lis had some seriously disgusting, cringe-worthy segments. I don't think it's a great introduction to his work, however. El Topo, Santa Sangre or Holy Mountain are also twisted but much more enjoyable films (and visually way more impressive as well).
skeames1214 09.12.15	someone mentioned 3 guys 1 hammer. i read the wikipedia article on it and that was enough for me. i'll never watch that.
rockandmetaljunkie 09.12.15	A Serbian Film
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	"Ichi The Killer and Begotten" pussy
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	"the 120 days of sodom is by far the most disturbing movie ever and ive seen a lot of them" if by disturbing you mean fucking stupid then agreed. movie is shit, no pun intended. one of the worst movies ever created.
brainmelter 09.12.15	fuck yeah a Jodorowsky fan el topo is amazing
Deathconscious 09.12.15	Nightcrawler. not the most disturbing movie ive ever seen but its pretty fucked up. not because of gore or rape or anything like that, but simply because Gyllenhaal's character is so off-putting. he is the true definition of a sociopath. cold and lacking any empathy. people are objects to him.
brainmelter 09.12.15	3 guys 1 hammer is brutz, but have you seen two guys one jar? lol salo is pretty poo, its not good but I guess its an experience
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	that was a good movie but it was not disturbing and doesnt fit in with this list
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	tbh people who actually enjoy watching shit like 3 guys 1 hammer deserve to be shot
brainmelter 09.12.15	I've never found ichi the killer disturbing really, it's pretty fun. out of all of Takashi Miikes movies its prob the least 'disturbing'
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	Cannibal Holocaust is pretty disturbing if you have a soul
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	"The most disturbing one I've watched was some French film with a really graphic rape scene. I can't remember the title, but I know it was a really controversial film" Irreversible. great film.
brainmelter 09.12.15	nightcrawler is pretty awesome all thanks to Gylenhals performance but I didnt think it was disturbing at all. he was just a super creepy socio
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	yeah
brainmelter 09.12.15	honestly animal deaths aside, that end gang rape and destruction of the group is so fucked up. they kinda deserved it but man. just how its all filmed badly and looks all gritty and dirty with 80s synth in the background evokes weird feels
Shuyin 09.12.15	if you want disturbing horror, then watch Kairo. the original japanese movie and not some retarded hollywood remake http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286751/
TalonsOfFire 09.12.15	What happens in Vegas
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	the animal deaths aren't disturbing, they were killed in a basic hunter gatherer style. thats how you kill and eat shit. whats disturbing is that idiots who eat factory-farm meat were disturbed and offended by animals being killed in a way that is infinitely more humane than the way the food they actually eat is. but i agree about the rest of that immensely. and even just like little shots like the scene where the indigenous people are literally sawing the dudes chest open with a blunt axe is just like wow what the fuck
brainmelter 09.12.15	yeah I expected to be more alarmed by the animal deaths but I wasnt. EXCEPT FOR THE BABY PIG THAT GETS SHOT :c I liked the practical effect for the pole through the ass out of the mouth, looks fuckn crazy.
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	yeah, wild movie. fuck white ppl and stuff.
brainmelter 09.12.15	yeah, have you ever seen footage of how the animals are treated/killed in those factories? more disturbing than anything on here.
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	oh yeah man. thats why cannibal holocaust is brilliant, it makes hypocrites of all of us.
CalculatingInfinity 09.12.15	"if by disturbing you mean fucking stupid then agreed. movie is shit, no pun intended. one of the worst movies ever created." Thank you, it's dogshit. Also yay for the praise of Cannibal Holocaust on here, so good.
Sinternet 09.12.15	Yesss Irreversible that was it. It was an experience, I'll give it that, and it was well-made. I would probably not watch it again though, once is enough.
Lord(e)Po)))ts 09.12.15	yep once is more than enough. his other movies are awesome too, i strongly recommend Enter the Void and I Stand Alone
JokineAugustus 09.12.15	Mysterious Skin was kinda disturbing in parts, oh and definitely Videodrome, The Fly, and other Cronenberg films.
JokineAugustus 09.12.15	And I'll have to rewatch it, but I think threads was pretty disturbing if I remember correctly, oh and Come and See.
skeames1214 09.13.15	Yeahhhhh come and see
ScuroFantasma 09.13.15	"Nightcrawler. not the most disturbing movie ive ever seen but its pretty fucked up. not because of gore or rape or anything like that, but simply because Gyllenhaal's character is so off-putting. he is the true definition of a sociopath. cold and lacking any empathy. people are objects to him." Excellent film though, I love it. Gyllenhaal is such a great actor, and his portrayal of that guy was superb. Plus I could actually see someone being like that, just cold and opportunistic to an extreme. "the animal deaths aren't disturbing, they were killed in a basic hunter gatherer style. thats how you kill and eat shit. whats disturbing is that idiots who eat factory-farm meat were disturbed and offended by animals being killed in a way that is infinitely more humane than the way the food they actually eat is." Truth
skeames1214 09.13.15	Ya know what, grave of the fireflies is pretty disturbing, especially since it's based on someone's actual story. The scene where he's starving to death in the terminal is pretty affecting.
Rice303 09.13.15	I could never watch the scene of the young girl starving in Grave Of The Fireflies. The scene completely wrecked me emotionally
Sinternet 09.13.15	I've never met someone who hasn't cried first time watching it. It's exceptionally well-done and it just feels so human even without the fact it's based on a true story.
Kman418 09.15.15	i just watched martyrs. i feel like the only reason it got attention is because it actually makes violence seem really intense and upsetting but like once u look beyond that its pretty whatevr
skeames1214 09.15.15	any of ya'll seem blue ruin?
Kman418 09.15.15	bro blue ruin is like one of my fav films ever
skeames1214 09.15.15	I KNEW IT. def seems like your type of movie. its great. have you seen the guest?
Kman418 09.15.15	like im pretty sure i like that movie waaaayyyyy more than i should but something about it just worked perfectly for me. actually sam since u have read over my screenplay i was really heavily influenced by blue ruin on that, mainly just in how it communicates so much with so little dialogue and it really says way more than it would have if some of those scenes were more dialogue oriented
Kman418 09.15.15	the guest is really good too. you're next and a horrible way to die are my fav from adam wingard though
skeames1214 09.15.15	blue ruin is a good movie to take some cues from. it's a really good action movie made on a very limited budget with smart dialogue. if you're gonna try to write a screenplay that someone will direct or direct a movie yourself its a good template to use.
Flugmorph 09.15.15	a serbian film is not that bad honestly. watched it with my grandma
jmnewcomer18 09.15.15	you guys ever seen Hard Candy? Definitely not the most disturbing movie ive seen but damn the ending hits hard
skeames1214 09.15.15	hard candy is fucked. completely forgot that existed.
jmnewcomer18 09.15.15	thought it was a great movie but damn that ending was uncomfortable as all hell
skeames1214 09.15.15	Yeah it's not exactly life affirming