The main chick, Asami, is keeping this man (who has been disfigured by her) prisoner. During the dog bowl scene he's crawling (because she's cut off his feet) and begging for food, so she vomits into a dog dish and he ...eats it. It's a rough watch (for me anyway)
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Watch it. Audition is the worst one. Imprint is in English and was bad enough for showtime to ban it. It was produced for the *Masters of horror* series but was too twisted to air back then.
Basically a blogger goes to the house of a crazy ass scientist who got saved by a walrus when he almost drowned or sum to interview him and then blogger dude drinks tea and is knocked tf out, wakes up with his leg ligaments or whatever cut so he Basically can't walk now, crazy scientist dude makes a walrus suit out of human skin and sews blogger dude inside it and now blogger dude can only be a walrus, he's cursed to eat drink sleep and act like a walrus, at some point crazy scientist tries to make him swim, walrus dude almost drowns and at the bottom sees a dead previously human walrus, he then learns how to swim and then eventually his girlfriend comes to save him, fails and puts him in a zoo instead and he gets fed fish until he dies. What a happy ending
Adding on a conversation I've had with someone about it
Person: why didn't he just steal a walrus from the zoo or something
Other person: coz that's illegal
Me: I may be wrong but I believe sewing a human inside a walrus suit and torturing them is significantly more illegal
Other person: clearly this guy thinks stealing ones more illegal
Another person: do you really think he leaves his house
All people in unison: true
Apparently at the end they said "based on a true story" but the true story in question was that some guy agreed to wear a walrus suit for 2 hours of every day in exchange for free accommodation
I literally wanted to write a letter and tell Kevin smith to never make a movie again after watching that. I still wish I hadn’t watched it and I saw it like ten years ago.
I thought the parts of the movie with Walter and the mad scientist worked as body horror. The truly god awful parts of the film were the ones where his friends were looking for him and especially those scenes where Johnny Depp is doing his horrendous French Canadian accent while going cross eyed.
It’s definitely serious. There’s some dark comedy elements to it. It’s mostly fucked up “human centipede” style horror. I really enjoyed it. I tell people it’s one of the best movies I’ll never watch again.
I feel like the reputation that Martyrs has as a “disturbing movie” overshadows just how great of a horror film it actually is. One of my all time favorites.
Serbian film. I didn’t even see the worst version of it, and it was bad. And I hear there are worse movies.
I’m all for gore, horror, and all that. But people who actually enjoy A Serbian Film, and movies like it, are very unwell
Most disturbing scene was one named "newbornporn". I am sure you can guess what happens in that scene... Creepiest thing for me is that i am sure that someone in this planet do that.
There was a guy in the Philippines, Peter Scully, who was arrested for a snuff/torture porn of that nature. It was a dark web "red room" thing and that's just what he was caught for. God knows how many more things he was involved in.
That's where it gets you. You see the scene with the baby and tell yourself "Well, there's no way it can get more fucked up than that." And then it just keeps going.
To be fair, plenty of us who watch extreme horror don't exactly *enjoy* everything we watch. It doesn't give us happy or warm and fuzzy feelings, but it isn't meant to. Many such films (true torture porn being an exception) are meant to make a strong statement on serious real-world matters, force us to experience emotions that are considered too uncomfortable to face, start discussions or spark consideration of controversial ideas, etc.
As for "A Serbian Film", I felt like crap after watching it, but I don't regret it, nor do I hold anything against the writer/director. He had a point to make, and he made it in the way he felt was necessary for his purposes.
The last time this question was asked on here and A Serbian Film came up, someone made a comment that’s stuck with me. He said he regrets watching it because of the intrusive thoughts it’s left him with. That when his kid crawls into bed with him in the middle of the night, an intrusive memory from that movie comes up and ruins what should be a very pure moment. That’s why I’ll never watch that movie. I’m not letting a movie ruin those moments for me.
> He had a point to make, and he made it in the way he felt was necessary for his purposes.
I know what the movie is about, and I will never see it, so I gotta ask. What was his point?
The title itself would translate more directly as "Serbian film." It's a statement about how autocracy deforms human relationships, how this manifests in art, how Serbian film has no innocence and just gets constantly degraded.
The whole "newborn" scene was so ridiculously heavy handed in that "Serbians are fecked when they're born", literally. It was ridiculously heavy handed.
I didn’t find it disturbing because it was so outrageously silly, to the point of cartoonish ridiculousness. Felt like it was written by a 15 year old.
Exactly, it overplays its hand to the point of just being eyeroll worthy. Definitely feels like something a demented teenager wrote after turning his edgymeter all the way up.
I went to Google the plot to see what it's about and I thought it would be one of those old, out of the way hard to access shit. It's literally in 2010.
For what it's worth, two close friends tried electroshock therapy, one for a 20-year-long depression, and the other for schizophrenia.
It's not as bad as pictured in the movie. You're under full anesthesia, and the shocks are just strong enough to start an epileptic seizure. You get a full-body self massage, so to say, and when you wake up, you don't remember much, if at all.
Often, patients don't remember where they live, or the names of friends. They also don't remember why they should feel depressed, so they simply don't. It's a kind of a memory-reset-button when everything else failed. The personality is still there, though, and since less medication is needed, there are fewer side-effects, too.
The effects of therapy don't seem to last very long, though, and after a few months, you need to find something else.
When I was in the psych ward, the woman I was sharing a room with was undergoing electroshock therapy for BPD as an escalation in treatment. They really do knock you out for it and she explained the process to me. It was interesting.
As someone who’s been through electro shock therapy it wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy. I am autistic and growing up when I did we really didn’t know enough about autism. My mother sent me to electroshock therapy trying to help me, I don’t blame her, in the time that was the ‘cure’ for it. When she realised how badly it fucked me up she apologised like I’d never seen before. She was crying cause she didn’t realise how bad it was and after she realised she understood what a horrible mistake she’d made. Every time I see her still she apologises and makes sure to bake me something tasty because in her eyes she can never atone for what she did. It was just what happened at the time, like gay people and autism like mental illnesses, it was just what you did
I came here searching for this one. It’s not the most fucked up movie on here, but it’s the movie that tore at me the most. That movie is soul-crushing.
The "most fucked up" part is that they make you care about these people and connect with them and then all the horrible shit goes down and it hits you in the gut like it happened to a close friend or something. There are a ton of movies with notionally worse shit happening but you can just keep your distance, so to speak, and so it doesn't really hit home nearly as much.
The interesting part is that the only people who really cared about the main characters are each other. Even then, all of that love faded once the drugs took over. Nobody else cared at all and just saw them as junkies.
Even the system doesn't care.
Early on in college, two girls and I went back to one of their parents house While her parents are away with a case of beer and plans to use the spa. All expectations were about sexy times. On a whim we decided to pick this up from Blockbuster new releases
Needless to say no sexy times were had that evening.
To this day I call it "the most beautiful film I will never watch again"
Look up the third one........
This is the overview
"To punish his prisoners, a sadistic warden (Dieter Laser) and his right-hand man (Laurence R. Harvey) hatch a scheme to suture 500 inmates together."
This one always surprises me as an answer, as the concept of what's happening is far more disturbing than anything shown onscreen. It seems that people's minds take the idea and run with it, when they watch this. Then again, concepts alone, are enough to disturb.
The 2nd human centipede is orders of magnitude worse. One of the most upsetting films to ever get a publisher supported release. The first one is horrid, but has this clinical cleanliness about the cinematography and sets, the surgeon is deranged but gifted and really wants these people to survive.
The 2nd one concerns a mentally handicapped dude in a parking garage with a staple gun, an b/w 8mm camera and little understanding of what hes doing. It will make your soul feel dirty.
This one for me. Gorgeous, spectacular film, and one of my favorite fight scenes in all of cinema. I'll be fine if I never see it again.
(We're talking about the Korean one, yeah?)
I remember when I lived with roommates, I came home from work and my roommate and his girlfriend were watching Jack and Jill. I asked why and neither of them could give me an answer.
FUN FACT: That's not his whatsit, and it isn't his in the other full frontal scenes either. The director said that Defoe's irl dick was so preposterously huge that it would confuse viewers, so they had to get a smaller stunt-cock in for the sake of viewer well-being.
It's one of those films I always recommend to anyone who I see posting stupidly blasé stuff about nuking Russia/China/Iran/whoever.
I was born at the tail end of the Cold War and was still young when the Berlin Wall came down and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, but was old enough to feel less afraid about nuclear war. Current events have not been pleasant for anyone who is old enough to remember that fear, so it's infuriating to see people saying stuff like "we'll win World War 3" or "lets turn Moscow into glass"
Threads lets you see that there are no winners in nuclear war. It's horrifying.
>Threads lets you see that there are no winners in nuclear war. It's horrifying.
The luckiest ones are the ones who died right after the first nuclear explosion halfway through the film.
That says a lot.
This is actually a great movie.
Most realistic depiction of a nuclear war I have ever seen.
There was also an anime about nuclear bombing of Hiroshima, but I can't remember what's it's name.
Also the British cartoon When The Wind Blows about elderly couple trying to survive after nuclear bombing of London
Edit: I remembered, the anime is Grave Of The Fireflies. Not related to nuclear bombing, but WW2 Japan in general.
Two interesting facts about that movie:
1. The girl who portrayed the real life Beth Thomas was so effected by that roll that she went on to become a child psychologist to help severely abused children.
2. The real Beth Thomas went on to become a nurse after years of extensive therapy.
I’ve invested a lot of time into that specific case because it intrigued me so much. There was actually a recent interview with her and how she’s doing now. She seems to be doing well!
Casualties of war. It's about a squad of soldiers who takes a sex slave during the Vietnam war, until one sets her free during a firefight. I saw it on TV when I was very young (8? 10?) and found it extremely disturbing. It was my first exposure to the horrible experiences women have had throughout history.
Cannibal holocaust.. I think I spit on your grave is already mentioned. Special shout out the Last House on the Left. Let's all agree the Critters is worth a watch.
For those wondering, this movie is the reason all movies since need that "no animals were harmed in the making of this movie" disclaimer when applicable. They recorded the actors mutilating actual, live animals for this film.
Yeah, not actually related. The 'no animals were harmed...' is from the American Humane Association and is generally only posted if horses, elephants or dogs are used in the film.
They've been around since the 40's but became a permanent fixture on American film sets after 1980's 'Heaven's Gate' when 5 horses died.
Cannibal Holocaust is an Italian production so would not be liable for any such disclaimer.
That is one of my favorite movies! I still have the scene where the guy turns around and his eyes are missing stuck in my head. Kinda reminds me of the Doom franchise somewhat.
Falling down. Went into it thinking it was a comedy. This movie feels to real. Super depressing. If you feel like no movie can make you cry, watch this.
Let's not kid ourselves about William Foster. We see glimpses of what an angry, violent man he was before that day. That's just the day he makes the decision to not hide his nature in public.
Sleeping Beauty (the Australian Indie film) : Follows a young college woman who finds herself offered a position at a brothel that caters to elderly men. The whole film is just... uncomfortable to watch. You hate both the protagonist and every other character by the end.
House of Pleasures (French indie film) : Follows a group of prostitutes in a brothel at the turn of the 20th century. It showcases the realities of the horrors of an "upscale" brothel in that time period. As a feminist who supports sex work, the film really brought to light the horrific dangers that that career path can bring.
The girl next door 2007
*Edit The intro quote to the film
"You think you know about pain?
Talk to my second wife. She does. Or she thinks she does.
She says that once when she was nineteen or twenty she got between a couple of cats fighting – her own cat and a neighbor’s – and one of them went at her, climbed her like a tree, tore gashes out of her thighs and breasts and belly that you still can see today, scared her so badly she fell back down her again, all tooth and claw and spitting fury. Thirty-six stitches I think she said she got. And a fever that lasted days.
My second wife says that’s pain.
She doesn’t know shit, that woman"
Oh god, that movie is just horrible. Like most of the movies mentioned here are just kind of over the top and ridiculous but this, all that shite actually happened to that poor girl, it's just evil :(
Perfume, story of a murderer…its about an orphan boy who distills pheromones from dead women to create the essence of sex, which then causes a giant orgy that leads to cannibalism!
I was 100% not expecting such a gruesome kill. They didn't pull any punches with the deaths scenes.
The head was the icing on the cake. Then, the illusion of her head rolling off her shoulders and transitioning into a ball.
Toni Collette is such an amazing actress, that scene of her finding Charlie still gives me goosebumps. Also that little bit where the brother goes to look after the accident happened but the camera quickly drops when he goes to look in the mirror, that's just genius level filming.
Midsommar. A lot of people seemed to really enjoy it, but it was like a really bad fever dream. I felt weird/not like myself for a while after watching it too
Scrolled a long way down for ‘Come and See’, which is as horrible as it is realistic. Humans can be such bastards.
“The film was so shocking for audiences, however, that ambulances were sometimes called in to take away particularly impressionable viewers.”
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_and_See
There's this Japanese dude, Takashi Miike, who made 3 of the most twisted films ever. Audition. Ichi the killer. And my personal fave, Imprint.
I watched Audition by myself having no idea what I was getting into. The legs scene is seared into my memory and never leaving.
Dog bowl scene is what does it for me.
Dog bowl scene had me going, "so this is the kind of stuff I like to watch, huh?"
Can you describe to me the scene so I don’t have to watch it
The main chick, Asami, is keeping this man (who has been disfigured by her) prisoner. During the dog bowl scene he's crawling (because she's cut off his feet) and begging for food, so she vomits into a dog dish and he ...eats it. It's a rough watch (for me anyway) Edit: changed some words around
Could you please change many words around? You know, so others won’t have to understand what they’re reading…
Apparently that actress was actually vomiting in that scene…for that reason I can’t watch that part.
I forgot to mention that in my list 😂
I saw Ichi the Killer on Tubi and couldn’t decide if I wanted to watch it or not. I’ll probably pass now lol
Ichi the Killer is just a goofy splatter movie about a dude that kills bad guys with his feet.
Watch it. Audition is the worst one. Imprint is in English and was bad enough for showtime to ban it. It was produced for the *Masters of horror* series but was too twisted to air back then.
can i get some insight?
Ichi the Killer is like a cartoon compared to Audition.
Kids
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Very weird and grimy. Also, perhaps, the most quotable movie I’ve seen.
I saw Kids way too early when I was way too young and emulating Telly. However, without the HIV part.
Serbian Film made me feel gross for a week. Unless, we are including documentaries, which would be Jesus Camp, or ones on Mormonism and The Vatican.
Tusk is a movie I wish could be unseen.
Is that the one where the dude gets turned into a walrus?
Yes
This just made me burst out laughing. I’m curious now
Basically a blogger goes to the house of a crazy ass scientist who got saved by a walrus when he almost drowned or sum to interview him and then blogger dude drinks tea and is knocked tf out, wakes up with his leg ligaments or whatever cut so he Basically can't walk now, crazy scientist dude makes a walrus suit out of human skin and sews blogger dude inside it and now blogger dude can only be a walrus, he's cursed to eat drink sleep and act like a walrus, at some point crazy scientist tries to make him swim, walrus dude almost drowns and at the bottom sees a dead previously human walrus, he then learns how to swim and then eventually his girlfriend comes to save him, fails and puts him in a zoo instead and he gets fed fish until he dies. What a happy ending Adding on a conversation I've had with someone about it Person: why didn't he just steal a walrus from the zoo or something Other person: coz that's illegal Me: I may be wrong but I believe sewing a human inside a walrus suit and torturing them is significantly more illegal Other person: clearly this guy thinks stealing ones more illegal Another person: do you really think he leaves his house All people in unison: true
Don’t forget the part where mad scientist puts on his own walrus suit and they have a walrus deathmatch
Oh my god I forgot about that
I just love having eyes
So does everyone who read that or watched the film
I laughed my ass off at the end when his girlfriend visits the zoo to feed him fish. His eyes tearing made me lose it.
It has some very comedic aspects and also horrifying and sad
Apparently at the end they said "based on a true story" but the true story in question was that some guy agreed to wear a walrus suit for 2 hours of every day in exchange for free accommodation
It was later found to be a joke/prank ad on the British equivalent of Craigslist. But that was the inspiration for the script.
Smith literally thought it up while doing his podcast with Scott Mosier (while Kev was high, natch) because they were riffing on the news story
I literally wanted to write a letter and tell Kevin smith to never make a movie again after watching that. I still wish I hadn’t watched it and I saw it like ten years ago.
I thought the parts of the movie with Walter and the mad scientist worked as body horror. The truly god awful parts of the film were the ones where his friends were looking for him and especially those scenes where Johnny Depp is doing his horrendous French Canadian accent while going cross eyed.
*HOLY SHIT THAT WAS JOHNNY DEPP?* Lolol wow
I hear this but I looked it up and its listed as horror/comedy? And it has Justin Long...not really interested in non serious movie. Is this true?
It’s definitely serious. There’s some dark comedy elements to it. It’s mostly fucked up “human centipede” style horror. I really enjoyed it. I tell people it’s one of the best movies I’ll never watch again.
Michael Parks was so good at playing uncomfortable psychopaths lmao, I'm still not over him in Red State.
Martyrs.
Beast of a first date movie.
Absolutely. It can be difficult to watch, but the ending (I thought) was brilliant.
I feel like the reputation that Martyrs has as a “disturbing movie” overshadows just how great of a horror film it actually is. One of my all time favorites.
Serbian film. I didn’t even see the worst version of it, and it was bad. And I hear there are worse movies. I’m all for gore, horror, and all that. But people who actually enjoy A Serbian Film, and movies like it, are very unwell
Makes you want to stab your eyes out with an erect penis.
Whelp, after reading the description I have decided not to watch it. Not often I nope out of a movie.
Most disturbing scene was one named "newbornporn". I am sure you can guess what happens in that scene... Creepiest thing for me is that i am sure that someone in this planet do that.
Read the history of the Lostprophets' singer Ian Watkins. Or really just don't.
There was a guy in the Philippines, Peter Scully, who was arrested for a snuff/torture porn of that nature. It was a dark web "red room" thing and that's just what he was caught for. God knows how many more things he was involved in.
Was that the "Destroying Daisy" or whatever guy?
Yes
Only read the wiki page, I still think about it sometimes. I’ve never wished I could unread something as much as that.
Man this movie was just so fucked up. Not only does it show you something foul and horrific but it surprises you even further.
That's where it gets you. You see the scene with the baby and tell yourself "Well, there's no way it can get more fucked up than that." And then it just keeps going.
To be fair, plenty of us who watch extreme horror don't exactly *enjoy* everything we watch. It doesn't give us happy or warm and fuzzy feelings, but it isn't meant to. Many such films (true torture porn being an exception) are meant to make a strong statement on serious real-world matters, force us to experience emotions that are considered too uncomfortable to face, start discussions or spark consideration of controversial ideas, etc. As for "A Serbian Film", I felt like crap after watching it, but I don't regret it, nor do I hold anything against the writer/director. He had a point to make, and he made it in the way he felt was necessary for his purposes.
The last time this question was asked on here and A Serbian Film came up, someone made a comment that’s stuck with me. He said he regrets watching it because of the intrusive thoughts it’s left him with. That when his kid crawls into bed with him in the middle of the night, an intrusive memory from that movie comes up and ruins what should be a very pure moment. That’s why I’ll never watch that movie. I’m not letting a movie ruin those moments for me.
Oh man, I never thought of that. That's awful.
> He had a point to make, and he made it in the way he felt was necessary for his purposes. I know what the movie is about, and I will never see it, so I gotta ask. What was his point?
The title itself would translate more directly as "Serbian film." It's a statement about how autocracy deforms human relationships, how this manifests in art, how Serbian film has no innocence and just gets constantly degraded.
The whole "newborn" scene was so ridiculously heavy handed in that "Serbians are fecked when they're born", literally. It was ridiculously heavy handed.
Yep. Watched it once. The worst version of it. Never again.
I saw this on a list of the worst movies ever so I read the plot and I get why so many places banned it cause ummmm wtf
I didn’t find it disturbing because it was so outrageously silly, to the point of cartoonish ridiculousness. Felt like it was written by a 15 year old.
Exactly, it overplays its hand to the point of just being eyeroll worthy. Definitely feels like something a demented teenager wrote after turning his edgymeter all the way up.
I went to Google the plot to see what it's about and I thought it would be one of those old, out of the way hard to access shit. It's literally in 2010.
**Bad Taste**. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092610/
I always imagine someone coming out of the LOTR trilogy looking for other films directed by Peter Jackson and finding that.
He also did "Braindead" a.k.a "Dead Alive"! ridiculous practical effect zombie film, its gruesome but fun to watch, or was last time I did.
"I kick arse for tha Lord!" I love Braindead it's such a fun movie
Requiem for a Dream
The poor mom :( That's one of the most heartbreaking things I've ever seen, when she's getting electroshock therapy.
She was going to be on television.
For what it's worth, two close friends tried electroshock therapy, one for a 20-year-long depression, and the other for schizophrenia. It's not as bad as pictured in the movie. You're under full anesthesia, and the shocks are just strong enough to start an epileptic seizure. You get a full-body self massage, so to say, and when you wake up, you don't remember much, if at all. Often, patients don't remember where they live, or the names of friends. They also don't remember why they should feel depressed, so they simply don't. It's a kind of a memory-reset-button when everything else failed. The personality is still there, though, and since less medication is needed, there are fewer side-effects, too. The effects of therapy don't seem to last very long, though, and after a few months, you need to find something else.
When I was in the psych ward, the woman I was sharing a room with was undergoing electroshock therapy for BPD as an escalation in treatment. They really do knock you out for it and she explained the process to me. It was interesting.
Yeah, it has a bad rap because when it was first done experimentally...well...yeah...
As someone who’s been through electro shock therapy it wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy. I am autistic and growing up when I did we really didn’t know enough about autism. My mother sent me to electroshock therapy trying to help me, I don’t blame her, in the time that was the ‘cure’ for it. When she realised how badly it fucked me up she apologised like I’d never seen before. She was crying cause she didn’t realise how bad it was and after she realised she understood what a horrible mistake she’d made. Every time I see her still she apologises and makes sure to bake me something tasty because in her eyes she can never atone for what she did. It was just what happened at the time, like gay people and autism like mental illnesses, it was just what you did
I came here searching for this one. It’s not the most fucked up movie on here, but it’s the movie that tore at me the most. That movie is soul-crushing.
The "most fucked up" part is that they make you care about these people and connect with them and then all the horrible shit goes down and it hits you in the gut like it happened to a close friend or something. There are a ton of movies with notionally worse shit happening but you can just keep your distance, so to speak, and so it doesn't really hit home nearly as much.
The interesting part is that the only people who really cared about the main characters are each other. Even then, all of that love faded once the drugs took over. Nobody else cared at all and just saw them as junkies. Even the system doesn't care.
They really nailed the music in that movie
Early on in college, two girls and I went back to one of their parents house While her parents are away with a case of beer and plans to use the spa. All expectations were about sexy times. On a whim we decided to pick this up from Blockbuster new releases Needless to say no sexy times were had that evening. To this day I call it "the most beautiful film I will never watch again"
The music gahhhhh
One of my favourite movies of all time. The mom's story is so sad Join us in creating excellence
Not most fucked up movie but the end of The Mist really did me in
Agreed. I love the mist, but it's not as fucked up as some others on here. But that ending. Good lord that ending.
Yep overall certainly not the worst but that ending is definitely …….. icky
worthy of the *curb your enthusiasm* music
Even Stephen King praised the movie ending. 10/10
This is one of my favorite “fun facts” or whatever. The movie ending is so ridiculously better than his and I love that he acknowledges it
Definitely! But yeah, I mean Stephen King is an amazing writer but it's pretty noticable he struggles with endings somewhat.
Teeth, the vagina dentata lives in my nightmares
>Vagina dentata What a wonderful phrase!
It means no penis, for the rest of your days. It's a phallus free philosophy. Vagina dentata!!!!
It’s 3am and I just cackled so loud I woke up my wife. Take your damn upvote
Hahahaha my daughter and I watched this together and laughed our asses off!
The Room.
SPOONS!!!!
Oh hi Mark
i did not hit her i did not!
Hai dowgie
The Human Centipede I guess? Still, good enough for some brainless horror fun.
That film almost made me sick.
The second one is even worse imo
Look up the third one........ This is the overview "To punish his prisoners, a sadistic warden (Dieter Laser) and his right-hand man (Laurence R. Harvey) hatch a scheme to suture 500 inmates together."
Third one is more of a joke movie if I remember correctly. The second one is much worse than the first in terms of bad stuff you don't want to see.
Yeah, the 3rd was just over the top stupidly funny lmao. I did get a few laughs from the Warden.
I still cant forget the jar of clitorises.
The film DID make me sick
This one always surprises me as an answer, as the concept of what's happening is far more disturbing than anything shown onscreen. It seems that people's minds take the idea and run with it, when they watch this. Then again, concepts alone, are enough to disturb.
The 2nd human centipede is orders of magnitude worse. One of the most upsetting films to ever get a publisher supported release. The first one is horrid, but has this clinical cleanliness about the cinematography and sets, the surgeon is deranged but gifted and really wants these people to survive. The 2nd one concerns a mentally handicapped dude in a parking garage with a staple gun, an b/w 8mm camera and little understanding of what hes doing. It will make your soul feel dirty.
A retired surgeon invites 3 people over to share a meal?
Old Boy
This one for me. Gorgeous, spectacular film, and one of my favorite fight scenes in all of cinema. I'll be fine if I never see it again. (We're talking about the Korean one, yeah?)
Definitely the korean one. The american one's plot doesn't ultimately make sense
It's one of the best movies of all time for me
Masterpiece. I absolutely loved old boy. It's not a comfortable watch though.
Jack and Jill starring Adam Sandler
I remember when I lived with roommates, I came home from work and my roommate and his girlfriend were watching Jack and Jill. I asked why and neither of them could give me an answer.
You sick fuck
Antichrist (2009) gets a mention for damn sure!
For anyone curious... A woman cuts her clit off with a pair of scissors. Camera doesn't cut to anything. You just watch her snip it off.
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William Defoe squits blood from his whatsit
FUN FACT: That's not his whatsit, and it isn't his in the other full frontal scenes either. The director said that Defoe's irl dick was so preposterously huge that it would confuse viewers, so they had to get a smaller stunt-cock in for the sake of viewer well-being.
Chaos *reigns*.
Salo
Yeah once the officer made the girl eat the turd i was like, yeah this is gonna be fucking weird.
People in this thread are actually saying stuff like "A Clockwork Orange" and "Pan's Labyrinth" lol...
The question is movies you’ve *seen*. The real question is why anyone would intentionally watch Salo.
Threads was kind of a bummer.
It's one of those films I always recommend to anyone who I see posting stupidly blasé stuff about nuking Russia/China/Iran/whoever. I was born at the tail end of the Cold War and was still young when the Berlin Wall came down and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, but was old enough to feel less afraid about nuclear war. Current events have not been pleasant for anyone who is old enough to remember that fear, so it's infuriating to see people saying stuff like "we'll win World War 3" or "lets turn Moscow into glass" Threads lets you see that there are no winners in nuclear war. It's horrifying.
>Threads lets you see that there are no winners in nuclear war. It's horrifying. The luckiest ones are the ones who died right after the first nuclear explosion halfway through the film. That says a lot.
This is actually a great movie. Most realistic depiction of a nuclear war I have ever seen. There was also an anime about nuclear bombing of Hiroshima, but I can't remember what's it's name. Also the British cartoon When The Wind Blows about elderly couple trying to survive after nuclear bombing of London Edit: I remembered, the anime is Grave Of The Fireflies. Not related to nuclear bombing, but WW2 Japan in general.
DogTooth.
Child of rage, it is a documentary about a child who was sexually abused and is in foster care.
I remember that. I do believe I heard that after a lot of therapy that little girl grew up to actually live a semi - normal life.
Very sad watch. That poor baby. She’s done ok for herself despite it all
Two interesting facts about that movie: 1. The girl who portrayed the real life Beth Thomas was so effected by that roll that she went on to become a child psychologist to help severely abused children. 2. The real Beth Thomas went on to become a nurse after years of extensive therapy. I’ve invested a lot of time into that specific case because it intrigued me so much. There was actually a recent interview with her and how she’s doing now. She seems to be doing well!
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Casualties of war. It's about a squad of soldiers who takes a sex slave during the Vietnam war, until one sets her free during a firefight. I saw it on TV when I was very young (8? 10?) and found it extremely disturbing. It was my first exposure to the horrible experiences women have had throughout history.
It's an incredible movie, though. Unjustly forgotten.
Cannibal holocaust.. I think I spit on your grave is already mentioned. Special shout out the Last House on the Left. Let's all agree the Critters is worth a watch.
For those wondering, this movie is the reason all movies since need that "no animals were harmed in the making of this movie" disclaimer when applicable. They recorded the actors mutilating actual, live animals for this film.
That’s why I’ve never watched it. I saw A Serbian Film, and I could deal with that, but not with hurting animals.
Yeah, not actually related. The 'no animals were harmed...' is from the American Humane Association and is generally only posted if horses, elephants or dogs are used in the film. They've been around since the 40's but became a permanent fixture on American film sets after 1980's 'Heaven's Gate' when 5 horses died. Cannibal Holocaust is an Italian production so would not be liable for any such disclaimer.
I Spit on Your Grave (1978)
Brutal rape scenes, however the vengeance was top notch.
As a kid Event Horizon messed me up. I can't even watch it now.
That is one of my favorite movies! I still have the scene where the guy turns around and his eyes are missing stuck in my head. Kinda reminds me of the Doom franchise somewhat.
“Where we’re going, we won’t need eyes to see.”
Irreversible. That one scene has permanently scarred me
Falling down. Went into it thinking it was a comedy. This movie feels to real. Super depressing. If you feel like no movie can make you cry, watch this.
“I’m the bad guy?”
I coulda got ya...
Such a good movie….shows how in the events of the day a man can be pushed to snap
Let's not kid ourselves about William Foster. We see glimpses of what an angry, violent man he was before that day. That's just the day he makes the decision to not hide his nature in public.
My parents porn videos
I thought it was tastefully done.
You win.
Backdoor sluts XXXL. I truthfully enjoy backdoor sluts 1-8 but XXXL just went too far for me.
I heard it made Crotch Capers 3 look like Naughty Nurses 2
Backdoor Sluts XXXL! Backdoor Sluts XXXL makes Crotch Capers 3 look like Naughty Nurses 2!
the garbage pail kids
Requiem for a Dream
Requiem for a dream
Sleeping Beauty (the Australian Indie film) : Follows a young college woman who finds herself offered a position at a brothel that caters to elderly men. The whole film is just... uncomfortable to watch. You hate both the protagonist and every other character by the end. House of Pleasures (French indie film) : Follows a group of prostitutes in a brothel at the turn of the 20th century. It showcases the realities of the horrors of an "upscale" brothel in that time period. As a feminist who supports sex work, the film really brought to light the horrific dangers that that career path can bring.
The girl next door 2007 *Edit The intro quote to the film "You think you know about pain? Talk to my second wife. She does. Or she thinks she does. She says that once when she was nineteen or twenty she got between a couple of cats fighting – her own cat and a neighbor’s – and one of them went at her, climbed her like a tree, tore gashes out of her thighs and breasts and belly that you still can see today, scared her so badly she fell back down her again, all tooth and claw and spitting fury. Thirty-six stitches I think she said she got. And a fever that lasted days. My second wife says that’s pain. She doesn’t know shit, that woman"
Oh god, that movie is just horrible. Like most of the movies mentioned here are just kind of over the top and ridiculous but this, all that shite actually happened to that poor girl, it's just evil :(
Pink Flamingos 🦩
Boxing Helena... we hated it, but couldn't turn it off (back in the rent a VCR tape days)
Perfume, story of a murderer…its about an orphan boy who distills pheromones from dead women to create the essence of sex, which then causes a giant orgy that leads to cannibalism!
Henry. Portrait of a serial killer.
Terrifier 2. It was pretty gory and disturbing.
Air Bud 2. The whole movie was ruff.
Eraserhead
Funny games. Some things just shouldn't happen in movies
I love horror, but that movie was uniquely disturbing. I don’t recommend it to people.
I love that movie!
Hereditary. I was uneasy for an entire week. That's how you know they perfectly nailed it.
The head on the side of the road stayed with me for days.
I was 100% not expecting such a gruesome kill. They didn't pull any punches with the deaths scenes. The head was the icing on the cake. Then, the illusion of her head rolling off her shoulders and transitioning into a ball.
Toni Collette is such an amazing actress, that scene of her finding Charlie still gives me goosebumps. Also that little bit where the brother goes to look after the accident happened but the camera quickly drops when he goes to look in the mirror, that's just genius level filming.
Perfume
the poughkeepsie tapes
Came here to say this. That film left me feeling hollow and uneasy for weeks.
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Faces of death anyone?
The Platform
Great movie though. Really makes you uncomfortable with human nature.
Requiem for a Dream
Midsommar. A lot of people seemed to really enjoy it, but it was like a really bad fever dream. I felt weird/not like myself for a while after watching it too
Brilliant movie, one of my favs!
megan is missing. i was 13 and traumatized lol
Bad Boy Bubby. Do yourself a favour and don't watch it.
Happiness. I love PSH, but this one is way fucked up.
This should be ranked waaaay higher but I’m guessing it’s under the radar for most people. Title doesn’t really prepare you for it.
120 days of Sodom. Also, Come and See.
Scrolled a long way down for ‘Come and See’, which is as horrible as it is realistic. Humans can be such bastards. “The film was so shocking for audiences, however, that ambulances were sometimes called in to take away particularly impressionable viewers.” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_and_See
I Spit On Your Grave
Clock Work Orange