Most Disturbing Movie You've Ever Seen

The Human Centipede 2. Just once that pregnant lady was having her child, I had to turn it off. But it made the first one look like a kids movie.

Would You Rather?. I did like this movie a lot. I will admit that. But when the guy cut his eye open, that's when I decided enough is enough, and I turned it off. Then I looked it up on Wikipedia, and my favorite character survives ^.^ so that made me happy.

I Saw the Devil. DEAR GOD. Once the they were cutting the thing in your heel, I had to turn it off.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003). It was only disturbing when he cut the "hot guy's" face off and wore it. But you could see that coming.

I am in fact a horror movie buff.

Human Centipede, hands freaking down. So disturbing.

@ therealdealneal
I totally agreed with you. I wasn't scared when I saw it, I was disgusted. It was so disturbing. And they made a sequel too.

@ Nialler.
Oh my God, I know. I don't even know why on earth they would make a sequel to such a thing. Probably because so many people watched the first one, they just HAD TO make another one.

I'm not sure what it was called, but I think it was Meat Train. They were literally cutting off body parts to use for people who needed them. So disturbing. oddly enough I like movies like that though

@ therealdealneal
It's just stupid. There's rape in the sequel too. Just to make it even more disturbing you know.

@ therealdealneal
@ Nialler.

Actually the man who developed the idea planned it as a trilogy from the beginning. When I first watched it, I was expecting something worse from how much people were saying they were disturbed by it. But it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, and I was quite disappointed.

@ castiel's vessel @ Nialler.
I just never watched anything like it before which is why I found it so disturbing. I wouldn't even go as far as watching the sequel, let alone the third one.

@ castiel's vessel @ therealdealneal

I found it very disturbing, and disgusting. My friend sat turned away from the screen almost throwing up. I don't mean to offend anyone but to me, it has to be a mentally sick human being who comes up with things like that.

For me it would have to be Splice. I saw that movies years ago and it still freaks me out and gives me nightmares to this day.

- Excision.
- The Human Centipede 1 & 2.
- Hostel 1, 2 & 3.
- I Spit On Your Grave.

I can't decide between them all.

Book of Blood

It wasn't really disturbing in the way that the Human Centipede is anything like that, the whole bit with the eternal and continuous skin carving will forever bother me.

Actually, come to think of it, any Clive Barker novel turned film is disturbing.

RAZE.
It's some movie on Netflix about women being kidnapped and then forced to fight to the death in a small, cramped space using only their hands and feet. The story itself is flat and the characters could have used some more background developing, though, I think what really got to me was the fight scenes? Both amazing and sickeningly brutal. Then again, I'm not as much of a horror movie buff as I used to be.

I don't watch much in the horror genre but Inception, Transcendence, Disco Pigs and The Butcher Boy... changed me.

The last movie with horrific scenes involved that I remember watching was White Lightnin' which was also pretty disturbing.

I saw the remake of I Spit on Your Grave and the rape scenes are horrible. I couldn't watch it again. If you're triggered by rape, DO NOT WATCH IT. I recently tried to watch The Snowtown Murders on Netflix and again, the rape scenes were horrible. But the thing that really got me, they kill a dog and it's really sad. That on top of the other scenes, I decided to turn it off.
It's weird, nothing used to phase me. As I've gotten older, I've become more sensitive, for lack of a better word.

I'm tempted to say A Serbian Film, but the thing is that by the end the movie does so much to disturb you that it almost turns into self-parody. That being said, a lot of the graphic sexual violence was disturbing simply because of how much of it was included.

If not A Serbian Film, then Jesus Camp. It's a documentary, so I'm not entirely sure if it counts, but I have to admit that I think that some of the things the parents put their kids through in Jesus Camp must constitute some form of child abuse.

Red State was thoroughly disturbing. I knew it was one of Kevin Smith's more serious movies, but that one completely messed with my head for a long time. The Lords of Salem was disturbing and made me feel sorta nauseous.