most disturbing movie you've ever seen? (cast, theatre, soundtrack, best)

[averagejoe76]

Originally Posted by lovinCarl

Another one was a Nicole Kidman movie. I can't remember the name but it was soooo flipping twisted

a little boy claiming to be her husband reborn... they were in the tub together... movie was just wrong.

The Film is called Birth..
I didnt see it but really strange and disturbing concept.

[atkinsbeach]

Originally Posted by DontH8Me

The Boys Next Door was also pretty disturbing - this is the best movie that no one has ever seen!

I rented this many years ago. Disturbing look at teen angst with Charlie Sheen before he hit the 80's mainstream.

[DontH8Me]

Originally Posted by atkinsbeach

I rented this many years ago. Disturbing look at teen angst with Charlie Sheen before he hit the 80's mainstream.

Yes, but let's not forget the STAR - Maxwell Caulfield. Swoon!

[Kaskada]

The most disturbing movie I have ever seen was The Fly.

Oh my God, what a disgusting movie. I literally threw up the entire night after seeing that movie. That's how disgusted I was. It was horrible.

[atkinsbeach]

Most disturbing in no particular order:

I Spit On Your Grave

Last House on the Left

Faces of Death Part 2: Saw this as a teenager. I will never watch another!

Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The original 1974 film. Won't forget the first time I ever saw this. Didn't feel like I was watching a movie. I had to take a shower after watching it.

[kateb411]

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - a guy survives a stroke and has "locked in" syndrome - he is mute and paralyzed and can only see and blink with his left eye - told from his point of view and truly disturbing because it's a true story. Glad I saw it, though. Some beautiful moments.

[cool_mommy]

Originally Posted by kateb411

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - a guy survives a stroke and has "locked in" syndrome - he is mute and paralyzed and can only see and blink with his left eye - told from his point of view and truly disturbing because it's a true story. Glad I saw it, though. Some beautiful moments.

Sounds like a very interesting movie. Its an "instant play" on Netflix if anyone is interested. I think I'll give it a watch this weekend. Thanks for the tip.

[ParkTwain]

Weekend at Bernie's
Deliverance

Each has lots of screen time for corpses.

[texdav]

I always remember the films that haunted me the most and scred the poo out of me as a kid. I'd have to say the original Invasion of the body snatchers.

[Katimae]

My uncles let me watch "the Deer Hunter" when I was like 5 years old... I still remember the russian roulette scene like it was yesterday

"Boys Don't Cry" really upset me too