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100 most distubing movies of all time

Topic started by mega_dickhead on May 17, 2010. Last post by Acura_Max 1 year ago.
Post by mega_dickhead (59 posts) See mini bio
1. clockwork orange
2.bad boy bubby
3.antichrist
4.cannibal holocaust
 
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Posted 3 years ago
Post by Willy105 (258 posts) See mini bio
5. Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny
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Post by damswedon (420 posts) See mini bio
6. The Wicker Man (1973)
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Post by ThePaleKing (626 posts) See mini bio
7. The Wicker Man (2006)
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Post by Mistress_Redhead (2,850 posts) See mini bio
@mega_dickhead: Im sick and awful I often quote Bad Boy Bubby "be still you little cu*t" 
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Post by billabong7329 (306 posts) See mini bio
8. The Isle
 
9. Hard Candy
 
10. Elephant
 
11. Brown Bunny
 
12. Meet the Feebles
 
13. Audition
 
14.  Irréversible 
 
15. Ichi the Killer
 
16. Requiem for a Dream
 
17. Freaks 
 
18. Visitor Q
 
19. Mulholland Drive
 
20. Cannibal Holocaust
 
21. Eraserhead
 
22. Salo
 
23. Short Cuts
 
24. The Class (Entre les murs )
 
25.  Lilja 4-ever
 
26. Inland Empire
 
27. Stroszek
 
Enjoy!
Posted 3 years ago
Post by mega_dickhead (59 posts) See mini bio
@Willy105 said:
" 5. Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny "
so awesome but wouldnt exactley say disturbing
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Kraznor (461 posts) See mini bio

Inland Empire? Really? And I've seen Hard Candy several times, I GUESS it's disturbing but I'm kind of numb to it now.

Posted 3 years ago
Post by Tordah (101 posts) See mini bio
28. Martyrs
29. Calvaire
30. Conspirators Of Pleasure
31. The Holy Mountain
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Post by BCJones (83 posts) See mini bio

32. Ingloriuos Basterds
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Post by kariyanine (126 posts) See mini bio
33. The Last House on the Left
Posted 3 years ago
Post by billabong7329 (306 posts) See mini bio
@Kraznor: 
Well to someone who has seen tons of gore flicks, I guess some of the stuff on my list isn't disturbing.  But to those who say that Saw is the most disturbing movie they've ever seen, I think the majority of my list trumps that.
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Yuri_Andreyevich (132 posts) See mini bio
I can't think of anything more disturbing than Salo. My memory is scarred by that movie.
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Red12b (463 posts) See mini bio
the original Saw  fucked me sideways,  
 
But nothing that I can think of other than that,  
There are other films that have done it to me, but I can't remember them now. 
Posted 3 years ago
Post by billabong7329 (306 posts) See mini bio
I'm surprised Caligula hasn't posted in here yet, this topic seems right up his alley.  
 
@Mistress_Redhead:  From other topics you've posted in it seems like you'd have lots of suggestions for this topic. 
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Black_Rose (591 posts) See mini bio
34. Caligula 
35. Species 2 
36. Ringu 
37. The Shining 
38. Nekromantik 
39. I Spit on your Grave
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Feser (359 posts) See mini bio
Is Lolita disturbing? When I got interested in Kubrick I read up on his earlier films, and I have to say the concept sounds offputting (It's about middle-aged man that falls in love with an 11 year old). 
 
Personally, I don't watch horror/disturbing films. I'd rather be sensitive to that sort of thing, so when I do see that sort of thing in films it still has an impact.
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Demp (120 posts) See mini bio
@Kraznor said:
"

Inland Empire? Really? And I've seen Hard Candy several times, I GUESS it's disturbing but I'm kind of numb to it now.

"
Yeah, I thought Hard Candy was pretty tame and kinda boring if you ask me.
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Black_Rose (591 posts) See mini bio
@Feser said:
" Is Lolita disturbing? When I got interested in Kubrick I read up on his earlier films, and I have to say the concept sounds offputting (It's about middle-aged man that falls in love with an 11 year old).  Personally, I don't watch horror/disturbing films. I'd rather be sensitive to that sort of thing, so when I do see that sort of thing in films it still has an impact. "
Not really, it's actually pretty funny. 
Posted 3 years ago
Post by Kraznor (461 posts) See mini bio

Oh make no mistake, I really enjoy Hard Candy, I just don't find it that trying anymore. Movie's I'm scared to see, like Irreversible and Cannibal Holocaust, were all I was expecting to see here but I guess there are only so many of those.

Posted 3 years ago
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