Dark, disturbing but great films

[mistahclarke]

Any David Lynch film

 

[foul old ron]

Any David Lynch film

How about his daughters film, Boxing Helena. Weird.

 

[KingKev]

Man bites Dog

This - but maybe the most disturbing part is that it's funny (but that may jut be me....)

 

[Kumquat]

How about his daughters film, Boxing Helena. Weird.

Boxing Helena I'd forgotten about. Very disturbing.

 

[KingKev]

Liking the thread

This I just watched this over weekend. It's the US remake of it.

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This one I watch on film4 a while ago which was very twisted.

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Never heard of the loved ones before - will give that an old go, looks like fun. Cheers for the tip.

 

[The aloof gatekeeper]

I was quite chuffed to see Spanish Franco-era effort La Cabina is on YouTube in its entirety:

 

[Durlston]

Harry Brown.

Never seen such a violent, sickening, dark and depressing film. Set on a South London council estate with Michael Caine as a pensioner, it shows gangs killing innocent people just for a laugh whilst high on crack. Portraying realistic life that society wants to pretend doesn't exist I found it engrossing although why the thugs are almost entirely all white is obvious that they don't want to deem the film racist by including a high percentage of black people. Guaranteed to shock almost anyone that watches it.

 

[Phat Baz 68]

Clockwork Orange everytime !!