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Mods, is it okay if I copy my list of disturbing movies over to this thread?
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For me it was Silence Of The Lambs. All it was, was blood and guts and not much else. Everyone says it is a classic but not in my book. After I saw it, I wanted to go and jump in front of a train or take a good shot of rat poison. It was the most depressing movie I have ever seen.
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Blue Velvet -
Dennis Hopper's infantile pervert, the creepy sexuality, the general off-kilter tone
Boys Don't Cry -
The rape and the cold remorseless attitude of the rapists, the brutality of the ending, the indifference of the mother
Cannibal Holocaust -
Sadistic and grotesque, very realistic extreme violence, the part where one character is amused and excited by a dead woman
Eaten Alive -
The atmosphere of madness and cruelty, the gleefulness of the violence, how some of the more "normal" characters are portrayed as just as sick and twisted in their own way as the killer, the attempted child murder
Eraserhead -
The deformed baby, the feeling of being caught in a nightmare, the radiator woman singing, the bleakness of it all
Gummo -
The tone of hopelessness and despair and meaninglessness, the bunny boy, the cat hunters, the scene with the retarded prostitute
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer -
The emptiness of Henry himself, his crazy friend and co-killer, the family murder, the matter of fact way everything is presented, the use of sound instead of explicit gore to get across the horror of the killings, the final murder
Julien Donkey-Boy -
The degraded life of Julien, his pitiful family, his crazy father, the sadness of it all, the way the film so effectively gives you an ugly feeling of what schizophrenia must really be like (not cleaned-up big hollywood BS like Beautiful Mind)
Nekromantik 2 -
It's just sick, and the ending is horrifying, one of the most twisted movies ever
Pink Flamingos -
Awful, grotesque, yet the worst part is how darkly funny it all is, the bizarre egg woman in her crib, the chicken scene, the dogshit scene, the unbridled nastiness of it all
Schindler's List -
The stark portrayal of evil on a grand scale, the heart-wrenching deaths of innocent people, the mind-numbing sadism of Ralph Fiennes' character
The Woodsman -
The way it leads you to empathize with a sexual predator, the mixed feelings of pity, anger, disgust at Bacon's riveting performance as a pathetic man with sick desires
Dennis Hopper's infantile pervert, the creepy sexuality, the general off-kilter tone
Boys Don't Cry -
The rape and the cold remorseless attitude of the rapists, the brutality of the ending, the indifference of the mother
Cannibal Holocaust -
Sadistic and grotesque, very realistic extreme violence, the part where one character is amused and excited by a dead woman
Eaten Alive -
The atmosphere of madness and cruelty, the gleefulness of the violence, how some of the more "normal" characters are portrayed as just as sick and twisted in their own way as the killer, the attempted child murder
Eraserhead -
The deformed baby, the feeling of being caught in a nightmare, the radiator woman singing, the bleakness of it all
Gummo -
The tone of hopelessness and despair and meaninglessness, the bunny boy, the cat hunters, the scene with the retarded prostitute
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer -
The emptiness of Henry himself, his crazy friend and co-killer, the family murder, the matter of fact way everything is presented, the use of sound instead of explicit gore to get across the horror of the killings, the final murder
Julien Donkey-Boy -
The degraded life of Julien, his pitiful family, his crazy father, the sadness of it all, the way the film so effectively gives you an ugly feeling of what schizophrenia must really be like (not cleaned-up big hollywood BS like Beautiful Mind)
Nekromantik 2 -
It's just sick, and the ending is horrifying, one of the most twisted movies ever
Pink Flamingos -
Awful, grotesque, yet the worst part is how darkly funny it all is, the bizarre egg woman in her crib, the chicken scene, the dogshit scene, the unbridled nastiness of it all
Schindler's List -
The stark portrayal of evil on a grand scale, the heart-wrenching deaths of innocent people, the mind-numbing sadism of Ralph Fiennes' character
The Woodsman -
The way it leads you to empathize with a sexual predator, the mixed feelings of pity, anger, disgust at Bacon's riveting performance as a pathetic man with sick desires
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SotL was just blood and guts? I don't remember that at all. Lector attacking the guards, sure, but what else?
No, I think we just have very different levels of revulsion at cinematic violence/blood letting/etc. 
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I must have seen an uncut version, there were graphic scenes of cannabalism, torture in the version I saw.
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There really wasn't that much blood in that movie, it was way more of a psychological thriller then a horror, but the sequel had quite a bit of gore if I am remembering right, maybe your thinking of that, Hannibal was the name I believe.
When I was a child I saw RoboCop 2. When the new 10ft tall robot was introduced during the board meeting and it went haywire and started shooting everyone, I was very disturbed. For all time disturbing gore, the first Hellraiser. For modern movies, Saw.
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The Piano. I saw it at the cinema..
Went to the cinema with a male friend to see Braveheart. Some parts I actually looked away he didn t see anything wrong with.
Schlindlers List.
Saw. Only could stomach a few minutes. Depraved. Waste of time. Just my opinion.
Went to the cinema with a male friend to see Braveheart. Some parts I actually looked away he didn t see anything wrong with.
Schlindlers List.
Saw. Only could stomach a few minutes. Depraved. Waste of time. Just my opinion.
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Last night I watched The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things. That is a seriously disturbing movie, not quite sure what to make out of the whole thing, but I felt kinda bad after watching it, and that dosen't happen very often.
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