Most Disturbing Movie You've Ever Seen

Sookie Stackhouse.:

The Green Mile. I just couldnt handle the guy getting fried in the electric chair.
I felt sick after watching that.

Oh God yes! I spent the rest of the movie sobbing like a baby and trying not to be sick. The book, I can read quite happily, but the film...

I'd have to say Fight Club. No offense but that movie was very disturbing and i'll never get that time back.

Sorry I hated that movie.

But I've seen several disturbing movies that's just 1 of them.

Requiem for a Dream, so disturbing and gorgeous, and honest, and blunt and capable of making you fall in love with the characters. They're so realistic and magnificent in their terror

Eden Lake - in how many movies do you see kids doing that?
Wolf Creek - it just looks so real and unusual.
LOST - an indie, about a serial killer who wears empty beer cans inside his boots to look taller :shock:

Malos Habitos - a Spanish movie about eating disorders, which is completely brutal. Watch it.
The Dark Hour - La Hora Frìa - a Spanish movie about something you can't exactly tell. Watch it.
Plus, if you wanna see disturbing movies, Spanish horror movies are the best choice.

'Pet Sematary' and 'The Shinning' crept me out the most, though. They're so incredulously detailed! I don't wanna imagine the books...

Green_Apple:

Requiem for a Dream, so disturbing and gorgeous, and honest, and blunt and capable of making you fall in love with the characters. They're so realistic and magnificent in their terror

Eden Lake - in how many movies do you see kids doing that?
Wolf Creek - it just looks so real and unusual.
LOST - an indie, about a serial killer who wears empty beer cans inside his boots to look taller :shock:

Malos Habitos - a Spanish movie about eating disorders, which is completely brutal. Watch it.
The Dark Hour - La Hora Frìa - a Spanish movie about something you can't exactly tell. Watch it.
Plus, if you wanna see disturbing movies, Spanish horror movies are the best choice.

'Pet Sematary' and 'The Shinning' crept me out the most, though. They're so incredulously detailed! I don't wanna imagine the books...

I love foreign horror movies, I'm so gonna check them out. XD

^ You're making a great choice! European movies are amazing (:

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I just remembered.
Redacted, and
Willard is a very creepy movie. Especially if you don't fancy rats...

Event Horizon is well up there omgno:
And I've never seen Antichrist, but I'm sure that if I did, it would be the most disturbing film I'd ever seen :shifty.

I watched Gummo the other day. It was pretty disturbing, but i just loved the narration through out it.

Hostel II and the new Hills Have Eyes films- the only horror movies which have ever made me feel queasy. D:

sirius.:

Event Horizon is well up there omgno:
And I've never seen Antichrist, but I'm sure that if I did, it would be the most disturbing film I'd ever seen :shifty.

I don't know about that. Antichrist is not as awful as the reviews, the critics and the expectation made it seem
Or maybe that's just me :shifty

Event Horizon, though; I saw that you mentioned it here and I went to look for it. omg -covers eyes- you were just right.

Green_Apple:

sirius.:

Event Horizon is well up there omgno:
And I've never seen Antichrist, but I'm sure that if I did, it would be the most disturbing film I'd ever seen :shifty.

I don't know about that. Antichrist is not as awful as the reviews, the critics and the expectation made it seem
Or maybe that's just me :shifty

Really? That's kind of a relief I guess :shifty.

The Mist

It wasnt bad until the end, which made me wanna stab a pillow.. several times D:

Bruno

I love his little accent and all but just...jeez the movie :XD

Green_Apple:

Requiem for a Dream, so disturbing and gorgeous, and honest, and blunt and capable of making you fall in love with the characters. They're so realistic and magnificent in their terror

Eden Lake - in how many movies do you see kids doing that?

God, I love Requiem. The ending is so heart-wrenching, though.

I hate Eden Lake. Seriously, man, those kids are fucked. *shudders*

If you like Spanish films, have you seen [REC]? It's a Spanish horror movie. It's so good. :cheese: I wouldn't exactly call it a zombie movie, but there's no other way to describe it. It's not terrifying, but it's definitely creepy, and the way it's filmed is so good. Think Blair Witch, only a lot less over-acting. The movie Quarantine is a remake of it, but it's pretty much just the English version. I wouldn't recommend it, though, the original is a lot better.

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The Mist

It wasnt bad until the end, which made me wanna stab a pillow.. several times D:

Oh god, yes. :shock:

I didn't like Rise: The Last Vampire at all. Which was odd, because I normally love stuff like that.
But when about a half hour in, a chick asks a guy if he's 'going to fuck her or kill her first', I just got the heebiejeebies.
:shifty

Green_Apple:

Willard is a very creepy movie. Especially if you don't fancy rats...

Which version? I prefer the one with Crispin Glover... mainly because I love the way he plays the part.

Willard is one of my favorite movies. :yah

I thought the Sixth Sense was kind of disturbing the first time I watched it, but now it's one of my favorite movies. :XD

The Hills Have Eyes (the remake) scared me for weeks.
The Shining, only because of the scene with the woman in the bathtub.
Deliverance, because of the "squeal like a pig" thing.
30 Days Of Night, because of the scene where the one vampire goes "Sorry...no God."
The Exorcist. I have to fast forward through the part where Reagan masturbates with the cross. I didn't know that happened the first time I watched it and I was basically sick.
Pet Sematary actually made me cry, and I never cry over horror movies.
Graveyard Shift. It's about mutated rats infesting a cotton mill. Basically a gorefest.
The Strangers, I just thought it was really creepy.
The movie based on the Dead Space video game. Even though it's animated, goriest movie I've ever seen. Christ. Creepy as hell.

And then there's Saving Private Ryan. I can't bring myself to watch that movie a lot because I cry through the whole thing. The first twenty minutes just gut me.

Martyrs.

Scarred me for life, and I am a serious horror fan. Sooo not for the faint of heart.

The 1963 version of Lord of the Flies.

It's black and white, the actors aren't too amazing, but it's very close to the book. It's got this very subtle, yet terrifying creepiness hovering around it.

fool's paradise:

The 1963 version of Lord of the Flies.

It's black and white, the actors aren't too amazing, but it's very close to the book. It's got this very subtle, yet terrifying creepiness hovering around it.

I didn't know there was an older version of that. I saw the second version when I was eight or nine and it scared the crap out of me. :cheese: Now that is a disturbing film.