What Is The Most Disturbing Film?

I saw Munich yesterday, and I have to admit, it was easily one of the most disturbing movies I have ever seen.

Thanks for reminding me... .

I agree, Threads is far and away the most disturbing thing I've ever seen. I have still barely recovered from when they forced us to watch it in school.

Of actual films, I'd go with The Wicker Man, Henry (of all the things in that movie, it's that damn 'I love Chicago' T-shirt that freaks me out most) and When The Wind Blows.

The Rocky horrer picture show dont get me wrong i love it but thats ****ed up seriously

peter jacksons braindead made me feel sick

hellraiser 1 and 2 scare me stupid when i was 11 or 12 good movies though

The RHPS and Brokeback Mountain are like 2 peas in a pod all good though, love thy neighbor.

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I couldn't watch Full Metal Jacket because of the mistreatment of Pyle, the borderline retarded recruit. And I know that it isn't half as bad as some of the movies listed above, but it disturbed me...

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disturbing: La vita e bella, Schindler's List, Pay it forward, American History X ... they're also my favourite ones

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Movie Reviews

the '81 classic with James F.?? geez, i love that movie but didn't know anyone else even remembered it!

mine would be
1. Last House on The Left
2. I spit on your grave
3. A Clock Work Orange

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"Few do conspiracy and paranoia like Chris Carter - and even Oliver Stone never created as fascinating a couple as Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) and Fox Mulder (David Duchovny). Relive the moment they met - and the start of their journey to the dark side of the American psyche. All aboard for Roswell, Langley, Dealy Plaza and the Grassy Knoll."- David Zurawik

frailty

stir of echoes

schindler's list

taxi driver

faces of death - series, not really a movie though

I'd vote for Hostel...even the production stills wig me out

Das Experiment. Most disturbing ever! *traumatize*

The movies I make with your moms.

Take that.

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Anything to mix the chowder dip with owed rent money.

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You all hear that?! Chowder! The Dip! MIXINGS! It's all there. You mix then dip. Never dip and then attempt to mix. YOU FOOLS! You small worm'ish FOOLS! You would. You'd be the one to dip then knowingly mix with your straw-like fingers that smell like moldy rust. I'm tired of it! All of it! You all should just flip off. You heard me! FLIP OFF!

I am not way out of line.

Get dummins' with it & put it on the wall for all to see.

hostel sucks and there is 15 minuts of torture and 2 hours of walking thru amsterdam with repetative talking. i thought it would be scary but its not it just sucks a*s

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Oh.

Oh.

Let's not kill these little kids just yet.

Darned it... darned it all.

hostel, white orleander, the pianist, misery, the day after tomarrow are sooo reeepy i still have bad thoughts about the day after tomarrow and hoste they creep me out

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Just a dog? Porthos dreams of being a bear, and you want to shatter those dreams by saying he's just a dog? What a horrible candle-snuffing word. That's like saying, "He can't climb that mountain, he's just a man", or "That's not a diamond, it's just a rock." Just.