What I meant was that Visitor Q is Psycho-Sexual. Ichi the Killer is just...psychotic. It's not the kind of movie you forget but they're both just psychotic.Little Woodsman said:
Disturbing movie scenes/footage
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Well I'd already read the books, so I knew it was coming, which in some ways made it worse. I guess it partly depends how you view the guy.Shock and Awe said:
But yeah, roughly half of everything Joffrey does counts as well.
Oh I've read the books, I know what's coming.RedDeadFred said:
The women getting choked to death in Inglorious Basterds actually made me feel very uncomfortable.
In Saving Private Ryan, seeing the man slowly have knife get buried into his chest put me off for a bit
I thought it was fucked up to see a man devoured by slugs attacked to every limb and then his head.
The 'kill me' scene scared the hell out of me as a kid. I literally ran out of the cinema. Now I think it's just awesome.
You underestimate children on a massive scale. As long as it's not inappropriate, it's fine. Being "scary" is not a factor.EHKOS said:Most kid's movies really, I mean, this should prolly not have been in Toy Story:
Anyway, one day I was going around through YouTube and somehow ran into this. I have no idea where it's from, but it's gotta be the freakiest thing I've ever seen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeT9EtpZxzc
'I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is...'BrionJames said:
I think most of Hostel is just grim, the disturbing fact is that it was allowed to be released at all. Same for the whole torture film genre really. (I'm quite squeamish)
It seems like a ROM-COM writer trying way to hard to be "push the envelope".
The last half of Drive. So amazingly disturbing.
The last half of Drive. So amazingly disturbing.
If you're looking for 'disturbing', make Takashi Miike your first one-stop shop for blown minds. Some of his more recent works have already been mentioned, such as Visitor Q, Ichi The Killer and Audition.
My personal favourite, though, is Gozu. Click on the spoiler if you need audiovisual proof. Not for the faint of heart or easily confused. The movie is rated [R], so if you're below the age of 17, get your mom or dad or accompanying parent. Oh, and that's one of the more straightforward and least confusing scenes. Enjoy.
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My personal favourite, though, is Gozu. Click on the spoiler if you need audiovisual proof. Not for the faint of heart or easily confused. The movie is rated [R], so if you're below the age of 17, get your mom or dad or accompanying parent. Oh, and that's one of the more straightforward and least confusing scenes. Enjoy.
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It's from Masters of Horror and the episode is called We All Scream For Ice Cream by Tom Holland (Fright Night, Psycho II, Langoliers, Thinner, etc.)Lugbzurg said:
The few Masters of Horror episodes that really got to me were "Jenifer" and "Pelts" by Dario Argento and "Imprint", another classy one by Takashi Miike.
I havent seen a lot of films but the scariest scene i remember is in Mullholland Drive, with the man in the diner and the goblin behind the trash. Its just like a nightmare when you know you cant look at the face of unspeakable evil, but you also know it wants you too and you will.
That scene in Hostel with the blowtorch and the eyes is pretty disturbing. Mainly because of the fact I hate anything to do with eyes, in any movie whether it be a comedy or horror. Also, the entirety of Frontiers. That entire movie is disturbing.
last night I saw Heavly Creatures, a early-ish film by Peter Jackson
set in New Zealand in the 50's its about teo girls who form a VERY intense freindship and both indulge in fantasy worlds...they pretty much go insane together and as their home lives fall apart they plot to murder one of the girls family members...
the acting is very over the top.. however the last scene..
[spoiler/]they bash the mothers head in with a brick and it is very chilling and brutal[/spoiler]
not only that but its based on a true story and aparently the voice over excerts from ones of the girls diarys are REAL word for word
set in New Zealand in the 50's its about teo girls who form a VERY intense freindship and both indulge in fantasy worlds...they pretty much go insane together and as their home lives fall apart they plot to murder one of the girls family members...
the acting is very over the top.. however the last scene..
[spoiler/]they bash the mothers head in with a brick and it is very chilling and brutal[/spoiler]
not only that but its based on a true story and aparently the voice over excerts from ones of the girls diarys are REAL word for word
Once again I realise ive absorbed a lot more culture than i thought just by watching the simpsonsVault101 said:
I felt a lot of sympathy towards the horse/fish/lizard baby towards the end.TotallyNotABot said:
What really messed me up was the lady in the radiator. Something about her voice and the papier-mache hamster cheeks gave me a cold fear.
The opening thing from Seed. Those that saw it will know what I'm talking about. That shit really stuck with me, and usually I'm not really that sensetive to this stuff.
I guess why it really upset me is because it was done to animals, and it was real. Real footage shot undercover.
I now use those mental images to stop unwanted boners.
I guess why it really upset me is because it was done to animals, and it was real. Real footage shot undercover.
Blegh, skinless dog, nooooo!
I now use those mental images to stop unwanted boners.