Post: #26

Cannibal Holocaust and August Underground Mordum.
Cannibal Holocaust because the director was brought to trial for killing the cast and August Underground Mordum because it's a fucked up film shot with a camcorder.

Post: #27

Guinea Pig is pretty insane, Charlie Sheen reported it to the FBI because he thought it was a snuff film!! I have only seen the first

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea_Pig..._series%29

Post: #28

Henry the Portrait of a Serial Killer gave me goose bumps in some parts

Post: #29

(12-22-2014 07:53 PM)Brian Shima Wrote:  Henry the Portrait of a Serial Killer gave me goose bumps in some parts

I forgot about that one!! Good addition!

Post: #30

I don't know if it's that disturbing but Snowpiercer is exquisite.

Post: #31

I tried watching Salo, but couldn't finish it. Read the book (120 Days of Sodom, by Marquis Desade), but since it was not really completed, I couldn't really follow it. This was years ago in college; maybe I should give it another run?

Post: #32

^^One of the most fucked up movies i've ever seen. Its a Japanese film that presents a deranged and dysfunction family where you see the dad having sex with his daughter, the son having sex with his mother and just fucked up all around.




Also I don't know about you guys, but this scene of Pinocchio freaked me out when I was a kid.




Especially the scene in the rollercoaster which I couldn't find on YouTube.

Post: #33

i saw "dear white people". Obviously not gory but it fuckin sucked to me. It's being praised by I think its poisonous to the psyche.

I did see "enemy" and "nightcrawler" with jake gylenhaal too. enemy is one of those movies that has so much symbolism you have to watch it twice to catch things and its interpretation can be argued a million ways. I watched it twice and still don't know the fuckin story. Pretty trippy but enjoyable tho. nightcrawler ends with the villain getting a happy hero's ending. Great acting in all the movies nonetheless.

Post: #34

These aren't the most graphically disturbing films, but the ones that stayed with me the most...

Brazil, by Terry Gilliam:



This film staggered me. It's full of surreal and grotesque images, like a morphine-tinged nightmare. But the two things that stood out were the profoundly depressing ending, and the shock of seeing Michael Palin play a government torturer.


Vanilla Sky, by Cameron Crowe



Poor Tom Cruise. For the past 10 years or so he's been so closely associated with Scientology that - even though he continues to make high quality movies every year - people seem to have forgotten what a great actor he is.

And he's great here, alongside a smoking hot Penelope Cruz and Cameron Diaz, in a breathtaking, bizarre, brain-bursting science fiction film where you're never sure what's real and what isn't.

The most disturbing scene is when Diaz goes insane at Cruise pumping and dumping her. What she does next is sudden and violent and comes out of nowhere. That scared the shit out of me.

Dawn of the Dead, by George Romero



Since "28 Days Later" kicked off a huge trend for zombie movies, video games, books and television shows, the living dead has become passe. We've reached Peak Cannibal Corpse. Zombies have lost their bite.

It wasn't always like this. The original Dawn of the Dead - to my mind - is the scariest zombie film ever made. It has an atmosphere of dread and suspense punctuated by moments of horror and violence and grisly comedy that most other, bigger budget zombie movies lack.

It has cheap makeup, schlocky special effects, and the story moves at a slower pace than modern films. But it's more effective for all that. Hordes of shambling, grey-skinned ravening ghouls in bellbottoms and sideburns are more terrifying than any amount of CGI. You soon feel the claustrophobia of the characters, trapped in an island of uncertain temporary safety in a world gone insane.

I still feel nervous when I'm in a lift and the doors start to open...

IT, adapted from the Stephen King novel



IT isn't a good film. It's a made-for-TV miniseries that clocks in at about over 9,000 hours running time. The ending is both "WTF" and inadvertently comical. The acting is mostly wooden.

The only thing this film has going for it is Tim Curry as Pennywise the Dancing Clown, and he's only in it for about 10 minutes of screen time.

Turns out, 10 minutes is all Tim Curry needs to sear himself on your consciousness as an indelible memory of fear. The popularity of circuses has never recovered.

Post: #35

(12-22-2014 10:55 AM)Hedonistic Traveler Wrote:  "Old Boy" is a pretty amazing Korean movie about the lengths some people will go for revenge.





It got second place at Cannes in '03. Great movie. Spike Lee did a really weak remake recently.

One of the best movies I've ever seen.

Post: #36

LOL at Tom cruise being a great actor Anyways DANIEL AND ANA is a Mexican film about a brother and sister being kidnapped and forced to have sex on camera

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1392888/

Post: #37

(12-21-2014 03:41 PM)LINUX Wrote:  I thought Event Horizon was mindfuck.

"A rescue crew investigates a spaceship that disappeared into a black hole and has now returned...with someone or something new on-board."

Scary as hell.

Speaking of that the Hellraiser movies are also disturbing. They don't make horror like that anymore.

Post: #38

(12-22-2014 05:02 AM)Jeimuzu Wrote:  

Halfway into this movie I realized that the viewer (me/you) who delights in the violence is the real devil here. The revenge plot is just a justification to indulge your desire for death and violence. I am not sure if this is intended but at that point I turned it off.

Post: #39

Children of Men
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0206634/

One of my favorite movies. Takes place in Britain.

IMDB description: "In 2027, in a chaotic world in which women have become somehow infertile, a former activist agrees to help transport a miraculously pregnant woman to a sanctuary at sea."

Post: #40

(12-23-2014 04:04 PM)Brian Shima Wrote:  LOL at Tom cruise being a great actor

See? He should change his name to Rodney Dangerfield II, he just don't get no respect.

Though he does get millions of dollars, so it all evens out.

I think it's because Scientology, and his weird jumping on Oprah's couch, and also because he's been a Major Movie Star for so long that people tend to forget the man can act. Sort of like when Sean Connery was still in films, it didn't matter what part he was playing, you were very aware that you were watching Sean Connery.

I submit the following as evidence:

Magnolia
Minority Report
Eyes Wide Shut
Jack Reacher
Collateral
A Few Good Men
Tropic Thunder

Apparently "Edge of Tomorrow" is also great, but I haven't seen it.

Cruise is 52 years old and only three feet tall, but he's still able to convincingly play an action hero. That takes talent.

Another actor whose talent seems to be overshadowed by his fame is Will Smith. He was incredible in Six Degrees of Separation, I Am Legend, and Hancock.

Post: #41

The first movie that made me think "what the fuck am I watching?" before that became a catchphrase, but afterwards rewards thought:
   

Psycho cook, will stab a fistful of chopsticks up you:
   

The same guy will take on two hookers raw, with Ebola Syndrome:
   

Post: #42

(12-23-2014 07:39 PM)SteveMcMahon Wrote:  I think it's because Scientology, and his weird jumping on Oprah's couch...

Nah. It's because he's a shitty actor. He has no range and is rather lifeless. Slightly above Keanu Reeves in my book.

Post: #43

Steve you lost me at trying to make a case for Tom Cruise's acting and then bringing up Will Smith for no reason who is probably even worse than Mr Cruise LOL

Post: #44

(12-23-2014 03:57 AM)TheGrandAdmiral Wrote:  I tried watching Salo, but couldn't finish it. Read the book (120 Days of Sodom, by Marquis Desade), but since it was not really completed, I couldn't really follow it. This was years ago in college; maybe I should give it another run?

You got banned but I was going to ask if you could not finish it because of the graphic scenes or found it to boring, guess I'll never know. I watched it again earlier today and the acting is bad in parts but it is still emotional and will gross most out. Forcing kids to eat rotten food all day and eat their own shit, a man making a girl stand over his face and piss while he drinks it and lets it splash on his face, men fondling children. I have no problem sitting thru the film but I will never watch it again because of the fact that it goes no where and has no purpose. It really is a cult classic and is probably praised in art circles

Post: #45

(12-24-2014 12:38 AM)Brian Shima Wrote:  Steve you lost me at trying to make a case for Tom Cruise's acting and then bringing up Will Smith for no reason who is probably even worse than Mr Cruise LOL

Post: #46

(12-23-2014 06:59 PM)berserk Wrote:  

(12-22-2014 05:02 AM)Jeimuzu Wrote:  

Halfway into this movie I realized that the viewer (me/you) who delights in the violence is the real devil here. The revenge plot is just a justification to indulge your desire for death and violence. I am not sure if this is intended but at that point I turned it off.

When I think about it like that I do somewhat agree, it is in our nature as human beings to enjoy violence as it has been carved in our history and is also a foundation as to how we have come so far.

Post: #47

Trainspotting
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117951/



IMDB description: "Renton, deeply immersed in the Edinburgh drug scene, tries to clean up and get out, despite the allure of the drugs and influence of friends."

A Scottish film about drug addicts. A lot of dark humor and some pretty disgusting shit.

I brought a chick from Tinder home and after we bang was too polite too ask her to leave, so I started watching this movie on Netflix. The chick was so disgusted that she left about 20 minutes after that.

Post: #48

I've seen short clips from Audition. Ouch.

Has anyone seen Teeth, or the Japanese original?

Post: #49

L.I.E. (Long Island Expressway) was a little controversial and gross. It has actor Paul Dano playing a 15 year old getting seduced/coerced into having sex with a older man. He was only 17 at the time they were filming. His mom had to be on set. Shows nudity and all that. Its really uncomfortable watching him get groped.

Post: #50

I have seen teeth a couple times. Not that good. The special effects suck and its mostly campy lameness.