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Most disturbing movie you have seen?
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Flame_alchemist
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Just checked out Megan is missing.
The movie is pretty terrible but the last 20 min are pretty disturbing af.
The movie is pretty terrible but the last 20 min are pretty disturbing af.
It's Jeff
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ill give you something disturbing but dont say i didnt warn you
I'll check it out. Going in blind when I find it to stream. Thanks!
The House That Jack Built
Von Trier's latest. While having some really disturbing scenes, it is more or less the epitome of Triers dark (danish) humor. Some might disagree, but I think it is one of his best. Brilliant movie, with some really spot on 'comments' about an albeit extreme but certain, and relevant, character type. It can be understood as a manic departure from his depression trilogy (Antichrist, Melancholia, Nymphomaniac), which other users have already recommended. If you haven't seen it yet, I cannot recommend it enough.
The Seventh Continent
This one is a bit slow and honestly not the best from Haneke, but the pace and tone actually builds up really well for what might be one the most bleak and excruciating endings ever.
Mulholland Drive
I'm sure most of you are already acquinted with this movie, but for the uninitiated, it deserves a mention. Deeply disturbing (although not explicitly) and haunting - I consider this to be Lynch at his best, and maybe one of the best movies ever made.
Von Trier's latest. While having some really disturbing scenes, it is more or less the epitome of Triers dark (danish) humor. Some might disagree, but I think it is one of his best. Brilliant movie, with some really spot on 'comments' about an albeit extreme but certain, and relevant, character type. It can be understood as a manic departure from his depression trilogy (Antichrist, Melancholia, Nymphomaniac), which other users have already recommended. If you haven't seen it yet, I cannot recommend it enough.
The Seventh Continent
This one is a bit slow and honestly not the best from Haneke, but the pace and tone actually builds up really well for what might be one the most bleak and excruciating endings ever.
Mulholland Drive
I'm sure most of you are already acquinted with this movie, but for the uninitiated, it deserves a mention. Deeply disturbing (although not explicitly) and haunting - I consider this to be Lynch at his best, and maybe one of the best movies ever made.
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WouldYouKindly
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A Serbian Film one time is all you need that movie is just straight up fucked up
BlackOlivesMatter
Banned
Ya'll need to get on my level
Meowzers
Member
I love all that brutality. Sometimes seems a little too real but you really know it's not. Brawl in Cell Block 99 is another from the same director I believe. Also very violent.
Meowzers
Member
The film in black&white? Watched it earlier this year. It was so depressing because of its tone and the bleakness of everyone. And some disturbing scene involving barbed wire.
Human Centipede 3 was more of a jolly time lol. But ma gawd it was fricken awful. I can't believe Eric Roberts signed upto that trash.
J-Roderton
Member
Seriously, anyone that has said Ichi The Killer, could you elaborate again? Fuck, maybe I should just rewatch it.
lock2k
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Karma Jawa
Member
The House That Jack Built
Von Trier's latest. While having some really disturbing scenes, it is more or less the epitome of Triers dark (danish) humor. Some might disagree, but I think it is one of his best. Brilliant movie, with some really spot on 'comments' about an albeit extreme but certain, and relevant, character type. It can be understood as a manic departure from his depression trilogy (Antichrist, Melancholia, Nymphomaniac), which other users have already recommended. If you haven't seen it yet, I cannot recommend it enough.
The Seventh Continent
This one is a bit slow and honestly not the best from Haneke, but the pace and tone actually builds up really well for what might be one the most bleak and excruciating endings ever.
Mulholland Drive
I'm sure most of you are already acquinted with this movie, but for the uninitiated, it deserves a mention. Deeply disturbing (although not explicitly) and haunting - I consider this to be Lynch at his best, and maybe one of the best movies ever made.
Mulholland Drive is incredible. Definitely Lynch’s best film.
Not sure if it’s his most disturbing though. It certainly has its moments, but Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Lost Highway are, for me, the more unsettling films of his.
Shambala
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Yo this shit is messed up. Those picturesYa'll need to get on my level
BlackOlivesMatter
Banned
OOP and banned in several countries, this is the most expensive movie in my collection.Yo this shit is messed up. Those pictures
The last 15 minutes is fucked up
The Bloody-Nine
Member
I don't really find movies disturbing but this will fit the bill for some of you, I imagine.
hard_boiled
Neophyte
A Clockwork Orange. I have no idea why people say it is such a great movie. I was so grossed out by the end that I felt like I had to take a shower & wanted to forget the past two hours.
The Pleasure
Member
It was the taboo thing that made it so fascinating. It's like holy shit. It's akin to Rotten.com from back in the late 90s.
Yes, your are right. I personally find the plot very unsettling (especially when the whole thing unravels at the end), but the movies you mention are definately more on the 'horror/disturbing' side of the equation.
Inland Empire is also worth a watch in that regard, although it is a little bit tougher to digest.
Karma Jawa
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I don’t hate Inland Empire but it felt more like a compilation of various, unconnected ideas he’d had over the years. It’s definitely nightmarish in places.
Mulholland Drive felt like the culmination of his creativity.
rofif
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Martyrs - french gore movie left me disturbed and I never plan to watch it again
Possession (1981) - Fantastic horror weird movie. One of Sam Neil first roles. I watched it just next day after watching it for the first time. Great, very disturbing movie witch unique acting. Everything is so strange and weird. I really recommend checking it out.
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Possession (1981) - Fantastic horror weird movie. One of Sam Neil first roles. I watched it just next day after watching it for the first time. Great, very disturbing movie witch unique acting. Everything is so strange and weird. I really recommend checking it out.
Possession | Rotten Tomatoes
After Anna (Isabelle Adjani) reveals to her husband, Mark (Sam Neill), that she is having an affair, she leaves him and their son. Mark is devastated, and seeks out Heinrich (Heinz Bennent), the man who cuckolded him, only to receive a beating. After a series of violent confrontations between...
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nkarafo
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Traces of Death is more hardcore and has a killer soundtrack
teezzy
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Need a break from WFH so I figured I'd share some trailers for these. This thread makes me nostalgic af, not gonna lie- I love the weird stuff
teezzy
Banned
Here's something a little differen.
This movie freaks the hell out of me.
It's different from the rest of the movies in this thread because there's nothing particularly shocking in it>
Just genuinely unsettling throughout. The Other is like a master class in creating a disturbing atmosphere where everything just feels a little "off"
This movie freaks the hell out of me.
It's different from the rest of the movies in this thread because there's nothing particularly shocking in it>
Just genuinely unsettling throughout. The Other is like a master class in creating a disturbing atmosphere where everything just feels a little "off"
MacReady13
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2 other films that come up with me fairly often, although they aren't gore films but disturbed the shit out of me.
The 1st is a brilliant dutch film called The Vanishing (Spoorloos). The whole plot but especially the ending has never left my mind. Truly horrifying.
The next is Buried with Ryan Reynolds. The fear for me is being enclosed in tight spaces (I'm a pretty bad claustrophobic) so Buried got me good. I actually had a hard time breathing watching Buried. Great film as well.
The 1st is a brilliant dutch film called The Vanishing (Spoorloos). The whole plot but especially the ending has never left my mind. Truly horrifying.
The next is Buried with Ryan Reynolds. The fear for me is being enclosed in tight spaces (I'm a pretty bad claustrophobic) so Buried got me good. I actually had a hard time breathing watching Buried. Great film as well.
teezzy
Banned
ill give you something disturbing but dont say i didnt warn you
All of this guy's movies are so fucked lmfao. Like if I'm depressed or just in a dour mood and one of my weirdo friends wants to watch his stuff... I bail out every time. Puts me in such a negative headspace.
Dorohedoro
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Mysterious Skin. Saw it like a decade ago, scarred for life.
Flame_alchemist
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Ya'll need to get on my level
That ending
On that topic less disturbing but very good.
Trust (2010) - IMDb
Trust: Directed by David Schwimmer. With Clive Owen, Catherine Keener, Liana Liberato, Jason Clarke. A teenage girl is targeted by an online sexual predator.
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Flame_alchemist
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Oh recommend that on the last page
That ending
On that topic less disturbing but very good.
Trust (2010) - IMDb
Trust: Directed by David Schwimmer. With Clive Owen, Catherine Keener, Liana Liberato, Jason Clarke. A teenage girl is targeted by an online sexual predator.
SinDelta
Member
Jaws.
Just everything. That girl going for a swim in the begining and you see the shark is eating her, with no one to help.
Pure primal terror.
Not even going into the rest of the film. The guy in the estuary and seeing the shark approaching from overhead. Alex Kitner. What happened to Ben Gardener and his crew off screen. Quint.
The Thing would probably be my top choice, but sharks do actually kill people, unlike shape shifting alien monstrosities.
Just everything. That girl going for a swim in the begining and you see the shark is eating her, with no one to help.
Pure primal terror.
Not even going into the rest of the film. The guy in the estuary and seeing the shark approaching from overhead. Alex Kitner. What happened to Ben Gardener and his crew off screen. Quint.
The Thing would probably be my top choice, but sharks do actually kill people, unlike shape shifting alien monstrosities.
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'Member when the models from a United Colors of Benetton ad rode space camels on the exterior of a space ship? *shudder*
Compsiox
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Midsommar and Hereditary. Also Bedevilled.
Pick one.
Pick one.
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Kev Kev
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Mistershine.
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Had a think about it, Putrid Sex Object was really fucking weird.
4 year old me was left scarred by 1978 Watership Down. The film is rated U, as in suitable for everyone-a kids film, in the UK. Here's a trailer.
Here's the full movie of your brave enough.
Here are the deaths if that's your jam.
4 year old me was left scarred by 1978 Watership Down. The film is rated U, as in suitable for everyone-a kids film, in the UK. Here's a trailer.
Here's the full movie of your brave enough.
Here are the deaths if that's your jam.
Evil Calvin
Afraid of Boobs
And there is an unedited version where the guy wraps barbed wire around his junk and goes to town on the last girl of the centipede
MiyazakiHatesKojima
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Paddington 2.