Most disturbing movie you've seen!?

[62624rd]

For me it's Cybil. I hear that they are going to do a remake.

 

[MystikWizard]

So what is it?

Mine would be a toss-up between The Exorcist and the Passion of the Christ!

I don't think I even saw the Exorcist until I was 20, and since I heard all about it, I don't think I was really all that disturbed by it.

Let's see. Passion of the Christ completely drew me in when I saw it. I was just mesmerized watching it.

I found the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre to be pretty disturbing when I first saw it. I personally think it was way ahead of it's time. I remember hearing stories from my Dad saying when it first came out, people were throwing up in the theatre.

There is a film called Last House on the Left, which I haven't seen yet, but supposedly is one of the most disturbing movies out there.

 

[petereater]

For pure the fact that it was so long and so bizarre, I have to say "A.I." It is truly mind-bogglingly moronic and thus extremely disturbing that a filmmaker with so much talent would make such a load of c#&p!

 

[nsguy2]

Bastard out of Carolina, comes to mind.

 

[Fiorino]

Psycho did it for me, saw it with a friend when it first came out, it is the grandfather of all scary or horror movies, the other one that did me in was Jaws.

 

[sabot3ur]

it takes a lot to disturb me, nothing really comes to mind... but gummo by harmony korine is just so different, so crazy I'll have to say that.

 

[evilest]

Ichi the Killer and Urotsukodoji

 

[Spellbound]

Pasolini's Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma

Yup, thats what I was gonna say too. That movie was fucking insane.

I'd also have to say 'Caligula' with Roddy McDowell and Helen Mirren, and Larry Clarks 'Kids' and 'Bully' and 'Ken Park.'

 

[LatinoSTAR]

Cannibal Holocaust.

 

[kenzoid]

Pasolini's Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma
followed by Last Tango in Paris

I concur.

However, I did enjoy reading the book by Marquis de Sade which the movie was based on.

 

[justsimon]

Surrender Dorothy
Kids
Requiem for a Dream
Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.
Any Todd Solondz
Blue Velvet
Heavenly Creatures

 

[Spellbound]

Well, have any of you seen Audition??

Yes, that was pretty disturbing too.

 

[JesseNYC]

Im not going to lie. I can watch some pretty gruesome stuff but the movies that really bother me are ones where dogs get hurt. I just get really upset and usually cant enjoy anything after seeing that.

 

[LatinoSTAR]

^yeah, when a movie involves extreme torture or cannibalism, that really makes it disturbing. lol

 

[CSI_3Stokes]

The remake of The Hills Have Eyes was disturbing - to me.

 

[David DeVour]

The Exorcist and Six Ways To Sunday. I had a feeling they were gonna do it in Six Ways but still when they did do it I kept saying, "Ewww, no!"

 

[thevofl]

Steel Magnolias

It is disturbing that people actually liked this film.

 

[ComNavFdgPk]

Well, have any of you seen Audition??

That immediately popped into my head as soon as I saw the title of this thread!

 

[radioian]

28 days later..........

 

[Spellbound]

Steel Magnolias

It is disturbing that people actually liked this film.

That orange juice scene still gives me nightmares.