Dark, disturbing but great films

[gully is my god]

last exit to brooklyn

most disturbing film ive ever seen

 

[CliveWalkerWingWizard]

Dogtooth - not great just very very weird

 

[Zamora For England]

Can't believe no-one has said Seven yet (Pitt/Freeman/Spacey), spine-tingling end

 

[JJB]

A Serbian Film. f***ed up.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

The most notorious films are

A Serbian Tale
Cannibal Holocaust
Salo
I spit on your grave, original

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

I bet we are all looking forward to

Human Centipede 3 - Final Sequence.




NOT.

 

[butchy]

Irreversible.

Left me feeling very unsettled after I'd watched it. Throughout the film the camera is constantly moving, spinning, panning etc. except for two scenes which happen to be shockingly violent. During those scenes the camera is still as a dead man's chest, forcing you to watch these moments of horrible violence.

I've seen this. It's shocking, especially the 13 minute rape scene. The opening scene is enough to unsettle anyone.

 

[StonehamPark]

The most notorious films are

I spit on your garve, original

Saw this at 10 years old.. Horrible.

 

[Albalbion]

Dead Mans Shoes is an excellent film, someone mentioned threads on here a while back, made me want to watch it. Thought it was utter crap to be honest. The only part i liked about it, was when the guy and his girlfriend are sitting in the car listening to the radio and the guy on the radio announces that Brighton beat Pompey 2-1 haha. The only film I've ever found really disturbing is Requiem For a Dream, really horrible film to sit through. Another one i'd like to throw in the ring is Pans Labyrinth. I thought it was going to be like a Disney style fairytale sort of film until someone gets his faced caved in with a bottle. Excellent film though, recommend watching it if you haven't seen it.

 

[pauli cee]

Feed.
end of....

 

[Pogue Mahone]

The Vanishing - a Belgian (I think) film...I watched this on TV a few years ago, not knowing anything about it. I was really quite disturbed by it, and still get shivers up the spine when I think of it now.

 

[mikes smalls]

Tyrannosaur, very harrowing but great film.
Nil by mouth, kathy Burke turns in an outstanding performance.

 

[saltdeanseagull1]

Antichrist - very strange.

 

[element]

(Nearly) anything by Michael Haneke, and Festen

 

[DanielT]

Crystal Palace (insert any year) Season DVD

 

[Surf's Up]

Repulsion by Roman Polanski - saw it when I was about 17, had nightmares for months afterwards

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

The Vanishing - a Belgian (I think) film...I watched this on TV a few years ago, not knowing anything about it. I was really quite disturbed by it, and still get shivers up the spine when I think of it now.

really enjoyed that (except the ending) I believe it was a Dutch/French version. Didn't sleep well that night

 

[desprateseagull]

RoboCop. End of.

Eden Lake is just disturbing- I only watched it cos of that fit ginger lass, Kelly Reilly..

 

[SeagullSongs]

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. Had me feeling slightly uneasy for a couple of days. Incredibly surreal film.

 

[Captain Haddock]

Irreversible.

Left me feeling very unsettled after I'd watched it. Throughout the film the camera is constantly moving, spinning, panning etc. except for two scenes which happen to be shockingly violent. During those scenes the camera is still as a dead man's chest, forcing you to watch these moments of horrible violence.

Great shout....the scene in the subway is just about the most uncomfortable I've ever felt watching a film.