Most Disturbing thing you have ever seen in a film?
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Yeah, that was possibly the worst movie I've ever seen. The scene you described, where the worm-baby's head grows and... eats him?, and the scene where the main character discovers that worms or some shit were coming out of the woman's vagina, or the screaming chicken dinner at the beginning with the smiling father cutting it open as it bled out... Jesus Christ, that movie was fucking strange. I watched it with a bunch of friends and they all laughed, but the surreal imagery disturbed me terribly.Casual Shinji said:
The only movie I ever walked out on was A Clockwork Orange for the rape scene in the beginning. A film has never brought me so close to vomiting. Ever since then, I've always been careful to learn ahead of time that the movie I'm watching next has nothing of the sort in it, whatsoever. I can tolerate a lot of stuff, but I can't tolerate rape. It hits home for me especially, being a woman and knowing victims of rape. I've never watched Deliverance and a bunch of other movies mentioned here because of it.
Some other movies that gave me trouble were King Kong, where the guy got slowly eaten alive, screaming, by that giant tube worm, and Saving Private Ryan where the soldier in the Normandy sequence is near death and screaming for his mother. The Pale Man from Pan's Labyrinth was awful, too, with the boney legs, dangling skin, and pinholes where the eyes should be... Eeegh.
Jacob's Ladder was the most nightmare-inducing film I've ever seen, though. The fact that it was a psychological sort of haunting that you could never escape from (remember the hell scene, and what he heard right after? *shudder*) was terrifying. The faceless people always watching, the demons that mutilated people, the teeth in the head of that receptionist, all the other terrified veterans experiencing the same things, the fact that strange men in power were stopping them from ever getting help... Oh, god. Brilliant movie, just absolutely horrifying in every way.
End of Time Bandits...brrrrr
And Naked Lunch, the whole thing. In total.
Fear and Loathing with the carpet as well.
BUT...
There's two that stick in my mind totally. Both from the Twilight Zone.
"That's not fair. That's not fair at all. There was time now. There was all the time I needed...! It's not fair!"
Oh hell yeah, that was mortifying.Erja_Perttu said:
And Naked Lunch, the whole thing. In total.
Fear and Loathing with the carpet as well.
BUT...
There's two that stick in my mind totally. Both from the Twilight Zone.
"That's not fair. That's not fair at all. There was time now. There was all the time I needed...! It's not fair!"
Nope, no picture here. I'm not taking responsibility for the nightmares....Just watch it sometime.
Yeah that was pretty shocking. I wasn't expecting that, especially for it to be shown so graphically.AMX58 said:
No, I don't. But then again I don't particulary care. That thing / those things were fucking creepy, and considering how I'm freaked out by a multitude of creepy crawlies when they're standard size it didn't really help seeing a guy swallowed alive by them. Call it a phobia, I don't give a shit, what I'm saying is I have no desire to know anything about such organisms and would rather pretend they do not exist in any size or shape.Horny Ico said:
In the film Eden Lake, when the kids have the man tied to a post and wrapped in barbed wire, and stab him through the mouth and slash his arms any body. It's not the goryest thing ever, but it's pretty shocking.
Also, the noise made by the black guy's teeth on the curb in American History X.
Also, the noise made by the black guy's teeth on the curb in American History X.
The first time i saw the chestburster i was scared witless. I want to go back in time and video tape a theater crowds reaction to that moment on the 1st day of release.