most disturbing movie you've ever seen? (Ben Kingsley, Christopher Walken, A Clockwork Orange, screen)
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Three Extremes- Asian horror trilogy film, the one story "Cut" totally upset me so much I wanted to destroy the DVD. I can handle a lot of horror... but uuuuggghhhh it still makes me feel sick whenever I think of it
-"Cannibal Holocaust". I still can't look at a turtle w/o remembering this movie. they really did kill the animals in this movie, which disturbed the crap out of me when I found out (I thought it was just really good special effects )
-both versions of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" creeps me out, but the first one gave me nightmares. ditto "The Hills Have Eyes"
Three Extremes- Asian horror trilogy film, the one story "Cut" totally upset me so much I wanted to destroy the DVD. I can handle a lot of horror... but uuuuggghhhh it still makes me feel sick whenever I think of it
reminds me of the "guinea pig" series. I've never seen any of these movies, but I heard they were horrific
Angel Heart freaked me out. DeNiro truly was the devil in that movie.
The ending, which takes place in a seemingly mundane setting, is one of the most terrifying ever for me, perhaps because of the setting. A clanking old time elevator.
I remember reading about how DeNiro, during the filming, was avoided by others on the set, as he had so taken on the role he was playing
Idi i Smotri (Come and See)
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Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Night and Fog
Irreversible
Lilya 4-ever
Men Behind the Sun
Salo-This one probably takes the cake
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