Most Disturbing thing you have ever seen in a film?
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I've seen most of Lars Von Trier's films and I think he's been downhill since his first film. I haven't seen Lost Souls so maybe I'll check that but most of them including the borefest Antichrist are pointless.Christemo said:
Taping out a town in an aircraft hanger as a set is so pretentious it have to be amazing to work. For me it doesn't.
I'll second or third whoever's mentioned Irreversible (specifically the subway scene) and Requiem for a a Dream.
I havent seen the movie "the thing" but i hope to never do.I have only seen ONE scene and i was horrified.The one where they try to revive some dude.And the freaking stomach becomes a MOUTH,bites the arms off of the guy defibbing him,and the head comes lose GROWS SPIDER LEGS(i am arachfobic)and skitters away while the body getes flamethrowerd.Then i stopped watching and went in fetal position for half an hour.it surprises me that people where albe to watch throuh the whole movie.
Pesonally the second half of Apocalypse Now Redux fucked me up quite a bit.
the horror.. the horror..
the horror.. the horror..
Having been through my "Gore movies are cool and I don't get affected by anything cause I'm such a toughy since I can watch movies, nya nya"-phase several years ago, I've seen a lot of disturbing shit in movies.
Still, John Carpenters The Thing, pretty much all of it, or the kid Thomas in El Orphanato (The Orphanage) would probably be number one.
Still, John Carpenters The Thing, pretty much all of it, or the kid Thomas in El Orphanato (The Orphanage) would probably be number one.
I dont really watch this kind of movies. The worst things I've seen were from the Saw movies. I watched the opening scene of Saw III where the guy crushes his own ankle with the toilet tank or whatever and stopped watching right there. And good thing too, based on what I've heard about the rest of the movie.
One movie scarred me when I was really young, like 16 years ago. The problem is I have no idea what the movie was called or what the whole plot was, but here's a description of the scene (if anyone recognizes the movie, I'll be ever so grateful):
The scene I saw took place on a train (I think) at night. There were people on the train, and for one reason or another, one person (a woman, I think) went into a cargo car or something where she was attacked by the monster of this movie. The monster (bipedal humanoid) grabbed the person and looked into his/her eyes with its glowing red eyes. The victims eyes turned "backwards" and he/she started bleeding from the mouth, nose, eyes and ears. This is the part where I freaked out and changed the channel. Out of curiosity I turned back to it some time later and they were performing and autopsy on a/the victim and there was something weird about her brain.
Kinda vague description, I know, but I'd really love to know wth that movie is so if any movie guru knows...
One movie scarred me when I was really young, like 16 years ago. The problem is I have no idea what the movie was called or what the whole plot was, but here's a description of the scene (if anyone recognizes the movie, I'll be ever so grateful):
The scene I saw took place on a train (I think) at night. There were people on the train, and for one reason or another, one person (a woman, I think) went into a cargo car or something where she was attacked by the monster of this movie. The monster (bipedal humanoid) grabbed the person and looked into his/her eyes with its glowing red eyes. The victims eyes turned "backwards" and he/she started bleeding from the mouth, nose, eyes and ears. This is the part where I freaked out and changed the channel. Out of curiosity I turned back to it some time later and they were performing and autopsy on a/the victim and there was something weird about her brain.
Kinda vague description, I know, but I'd really love to know wth that movie is so if any movie guru knows...
For it would have to be The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. The only film I've ever walked out on, it actaully reduced me to tears for about 15 minutes because it was so horrible.
Here is just some of what happens:
The film starts with a man being stripped naked and smeared with dog shit, then Michael Gambon pisses on him. Gratuious nudity with Helen Mirrim, a rape scene that nears takes place in front of a child, 2 people esscaping a in a truck full of maggot infested rotting pig flesh.
And then the point where I walked out; a young boy is tortured being forced to swallow buttons until they cut out his actual belly button and kill him.
Apparently it gets worse after that including scenes of canibalism. But I jsut couldn't bear it.
Here is just some of what happens:
The film starts with a man being stripped naked and smeared with dog shit, then Michael Gambon pisses on him. Gratuious nudity with Helen Mirrim, a rape scene that nears takes place in front of a child, 2 people esscaping a in a truck full of maggot infested rotting pig flesh.
And then the point where I walked out; a young boy is tortured being forced to swallow buttons until they cut out his actual belly button and kill him.
Apparently it gets worse after that including scenes of canibalism. But I jsut couldn't bear it.
Id say the part where there eating the monkey brains on faces of death. But maybe the part where that woman gives birth then gets beaten to death in cannibal holocaust.
Salo takes place in Pre-WWII Italy. This group of people kidnapps a bunch of teens and keeps them in a mansion. In one part they make them hold in their excrements for a long time, then hold a large dinner party where they all eat each others... well... you know. Only one of the many awful scenes. I recommend not seeing this movie. You will not be able to unsee it.
The most disturbing thing I've seen in a movie? Consensual sex in the missionary position for the purposes of procreation. That shit is sick!
