Most Disturbing Movie You've Ever Seen

Uhm. I'm going to have to say 'I Spit On Your Grave' - the remake. I was horrified and it made my stomach churn.

I won't watch Human Centipede.
I think the most disturbing film I enjoy is 'Silence of the Lambs'.
I had to quit watching 'Black Hawk Down' because of the gore.

'Red State' is incredibly disturbing, too. Especially when you think you're going to watch a funny Kevin Smith movie and then you get that. I need to watch it again now that I know what it is, but it really fucks with you.

The most disturbing movie I have ever seen was Antibodies. Its a German movie that I found on Netflix. I wanted to see it cause Norman Reedus was in it. It was a big waste cause he was only in the first five seconds and then died. Anyway the movie was about a serial killer finally getting arrested and when interrogated by this small town police officer on a different case, the serial killer starts making the police officer believe that that the officer's son did it.

What disturbed me was that the serial killer was also a serial rapist who usually preys on little boys. Yea, disgusting, I know. I should've stopped watching right after because then I would've missed hearing him describe one of his heinous crimes. It made my skin crawl and I wanted to vomit. I know it was fiction but thinking about what he said he did to the five year boy was disgusting and wrong. So wrong. I do not recommend that movie, especially if you have a little son or brother. I regret it completely.

Also disturbing:
- The Changeling.
- Black Dahlia.
- Orphan.
- Omen (the one with Julia Stiles).

Requiem for a Dream, hands down. I feel like I've lived two lives: pre-Requiem for a Dream and post-Requiem for a Dream. It is incredibly disturbing.

The Strangers is the scariest thing I have ever seen!

All of the human centipede.

The Final
The Lovely Ones
Any Inbred Canniblistic film (The Hills Have Eyes, Wring Turn)
The Last House on the Left (The original is the worst)
Human Centipede (I haven't watched the first but I started the second and left the room)
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (Only the two scenes)

And I am a horror buff. There are just some things that go too far...

Probably has to be Teeth man, that movie is just flat out weird.

Also Hostel 1 and 2.

I Stand Alone.

Excellent movie but man... Here's the Wikipedia article for those who wanna know what it's about: click.

Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh and Blood

This movie gave me a bit of a sick feeling afterwards. Normally gore doesn't affect me, I actually have a tendency to like gore in movies. But there was just something about this movie that gave me a sick feeling after having watched it. The movie was really unsettling with me. Regardless of that feeling though, I'll probably watch it again at some point. The sick and unsettling feeling it gave me is what draws me to it. It's not the best movie, it's actually pretty mediocre, but it's good if you're in the mood for nothing but gore. Guinea Pig 2 doesn't have a plot really, it's pretty much just straight gore in my opinion. So if you're in the mood for gore, Guinea Pig 2 is a good movie to watch. But yeah, Guinea Pig 2 was a pretty disturbing movie.

The Ring and the Blair Witch Project. It gave me nightmares and made my teeth chatter! :shifty

Human Centipede 2

Teeth, and I actually looked that up to see if it was possible D:
The Last House on the Left (the original)
For Colored Girls, the guy dropped her babies from a building D:
Hostel, human nature can be scary
I Spit on Your Grave, there was so much rape I closed my eyes through half the film
Precious....don't ask why

Oh and I forgot
The Descent and The Thing both the original and the remake

august underground's mordum. salo, or the 120 days of sodom. cannibal holocaust. a serbian film. aftermath. taxidermia. the poughkeepsie tapes.

all the august underground films are seriously fucked up.

Human Centipede 2-I got through the first one fine, the 2nd one I almost barfed 50 times
Antichrist
Requiem for a Dream
The Descent(1&2)
The Poughkeepsie Tapes

Gozu, definitely. Saw that movie in seventh grade, ugh. Fuckin' insane.

August Underground was ridiculous. Why even.

But you guys should try watching 120 Days of Sodom. You will never be the same again.

Also, a movie that wasn't scary in any way but disturbed me was Dancer In The Dark. It will forever change your view of capital punishment and I remember just sitting in disbelief after the ending, speechless.

But hey, I almost cried at freaking Raiders of the Lost Ark when a guy whose name I can't remember turns around and his back is COVERED in spiders. Big ones. My boyfriend was kind enough to cover my eyes but it was too late. Being intensely arachnophobic, you can only imagine my reaction...and then shouted at my TV for Indiana to man up when he fell into the pit full of snakes. I love snakes.

But forever the most disturbing scene for me is in The Green Mile when Del is burnt to death. Nope nope nope nope. It's even worse in the book.

@ angus young
120 Days of Sodom