List the most fuc**d up movies you have seen...

Which would you consider garbage specifically gunners08?

Here's some more sick f#cked up sh#t;

Aftermath
All Night Long 2: Atrocity
Anatomy of Hell
August Underground's MORDUM
Cannibal (2005)
Eat the Schoolgirl
Ebola Syndrome
Entrails of a Beautiful Woman
Human Porkchop
MuZanE
Naked Blood
Psycho: The Snuff Reels
Snuff 102
The Untold Story
Torched
Visitor Q

Some tamer but still messed up flicks;

Audition
Dead or Alive
Gozu
Ichi the Killer
Fudoh: The Next Generation
Happiness
Blue Velvet
Chaos (2005)
Dr Lamb
Fat Girl
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Man Bites Dog
The Last Horror Movie
Oldboy
Romper Stomper
Scrapbook
Carver
Subconscious Cruelty
The Girl Next Door
The Joy of Torture

Another vote for;

SALO (read "The 120 Days of Sodom" instead)
Cannibal Holocaust
Baise Moi
Funny Games
Ken Park
Kids
Bully
Inside
Irreversible
I Stand Alone
Requiem For A Dream





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Dead Alive was funny, not disturbing. I agree with the others I've seen though.

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If you consider bully super messed up, don't watch this film. Or any the films the third person posted


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the goat in Island of Death will tell you how messed up that film is. It's not all that great though, I just wanted to post something so I could find this thread again.

Irreversible
Salo or the 120 days of Sodom
August Underground Series
Martyrs
Cannibal Holocaust
Guniea Pig

I never really understand why "Dead Alive" is considered particularly disturbing. It is ultra violent, but it's the type that's so overblown, it makes for a f'ing hilarious film.

Or Dogtooth

Or Men behind the sun

Films which really disturbed me include

Silence Of The Lambs / Hannibal - the Lecter character is a profoundly disturbing portrait in its complexity

Dead Man's Shoes - so depressing, so senseless and unlike some vigilante films, the violence doesn't seem cathartic

From Dusk Til Dawn / Kill Bill / Death Proof - Tarantino's 'by the way' approach to rape and torture (and implication of titillation) is always disturbing to me.

Linked to the above point we can list some of the video nasties and exploitation films which QT grew up on such as 'Last House On The Left' and 'I Spit On Your Grave'. I love QT but I do find him disturbing.

The Vanishing (1988)(original Dutch title Spoorloos) - spoiler alert - it's all about the ending. Was fortunate enough to see it with only a vague inkling of the end.

The Wicker Man (1973) - spoilers. Same again. And same again only had an inkling.

Bad Education (La Mala Educacion) - a rare complex portrait of one of the ultimate tabboos - paedophilia - and therefore incredibly disturbing.

Ring(or Ringu)(1998) - again, if you're not expecting the big scare, it is effective. Masterful build-up. Watched it sat right in front of the telly so I didn't wake the folks too - so that added to the effect!!

Irreversible - obviously. Though I commend its power and its challenge to the audience I'm not sure I think the world is a better place for its existence.

Michael Haneke's films are also quite disturbing though somehow it seems less about titillation than psychological / sociological analysis. The scene on the Tube train in Code Inconnu (Code Unknown), for instance - truly powerful.

Been a while since I saw Bully but I don't find Kids and Ken Park especially flucked up. It is extremely rare to see youth depicted honestly which is what Larry Clark is a master at doing.

Of the films listed that I've seen, "A Serbian Film", "Irreversible", and "Martyrs" are, to me, the most disturbing. I cannot get the second to last scene from "Serbian" out of my head. People make a big fuss over the baby, but the sheer horror in the main character when he realizes what happened in that second to last major scene made me sick/depressed. Very effective.