Most Disturbing Films.

[crikker]

Ever hear of "Blood Sucking Freaks"? Rented it in the mid-80s and it still troubles me.

 

[flakeh]

Poltergeist made me kinda disturbed...then made me laugh...

The halloween series o movies.. The new on owns btw

old school horror movies FTW

 

[username n/a]

i dont think its disturbing but alot of people do


ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW

 

[scottice]

Little Miss Sunshine... LOL

Seriously though... somebody earlier mentioned Happiness. Whoa... that one was something.

All time fav would be Requiem for a Dream.

 

[SundanceChile]

Saw II and III
Hostel
The Hills Have Eyes Unrated
American History X
The ending for Silent Hill(Barbed wire? Holy @#)*%@!)

 

[Josh Ryan]

I've wanted to see Battle Royale before- it looks like it's tough to come by.

Netflix has it.

 

[stedtale]

Do I see a Simpsons reference?

what?

me?

never

 

[freakonaleash]

what?

me?

never

Doh!

I don't watch enough Simpsons to have got that, despite my frequent use of "doh", which is an awesome word

 

[Bryan R. Tyler]

Bar-ton Fink! Bar-ton Fink!

 

[jive1]

.....Old Boy

That was a trip of a movie, but that movie didn't stick with me as much as Chingu (Friend) or Oasis.

Old boy was entertaining, but not very thought provoking for me.

 

[CelinderMotoMan]

The Shining - the part where she's running up the stairs and encounters those ghosts. One is on sitting on a bed in a tux and the other is on his knees between his legs in some kind bear or bunny costume. What the hell was that?

Don't forget the pig mask

 

[CelinderMotoMan]

Black Hawk Down was very disturbing, I was actually mad during it.

 

[SomecallmeTim]

Umm you cant get that in Nebraska at the local rental store.

You can watch the whole movie on Google video if you want.

 

[Rattman]

The Shining - the part where she's running up the stairs and encounters those ghosts. One is on sitting on a bed in a tux and the other is on his knees between his legs in some kind bear or bunny costume. What the hell was that?

I've musta seen that movie 5 or 6 times now, and each time it gets to that part when Wendy is climbing the stairs and looks into that open door, I can feel my blood pressure go off the charts.. I know what I'll see each time, and each time I feel exactly how she looks: completely freaked with the "scare meter" pegged. Its just so bizzare

 

[wilser]

Cannibal Holocaust? I've never seen it... but it was banned in a few places.

I saw it! My mom actually had a viewing party with a bunch of friends and family. That was a scary frigging film! Those were my days of being into grindcore, so I was like "yeah, ain't no thing" but I was really scared. Oddly enough, the most disgusting scene for me was the tortoise (turtle?) one. YUCK!


Seven was also a pretty disturbing film.

 

[Mon Rominee]

Sybill

the Changeling

 

[X Wolf]

Another vote for "Seven".

George

 

[Yngwie 4String]

Yall I was just watching some Eraserhead clips, and ***? This movie is not as disturbing as Audition is, but they arent comparable really. Eraserhead was like being on a bad shroom trip, or what Ive been told a bad shroom trip is like. *** is with that baby thing? They unwrap that thing and it like explodes its organs and ****. Im officially tripped out.

 

[Yngwie 4String]

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[Fender32]

Looks like I arrived to late to say anything new, but here's my list:

Audition (shockingly scary ).
Breaking the Waves (desperately bleak ).
Dancer in the Dark (heartbreakingly unjust ).
Lost Highway (we've met before, haven't we? ).
Mullholland Drive (the key is .... the key ).

Mullholland Drive isn't so much "disturbing" as "obsessive". In answer to an earlier post, I think that some people (me included) do eventually "get" David Lynches work. It just takes a long time to anaylise everything from every possible angle, until you find a "story" where all of the pieces fit.

I've almost cracked Mullholland Drive, but I don't know if I'll ever truly figure out Lost Highway, even if I live to be as old as Mick Jagger .