Most disturbing movies you've seen?

[crayolamarker]

What the most disturbing movie you've seen?

 

[Jeremy Ordan]

By disturbing I am thinking that you mean something that you see and it stays with you for a long time and alters your behavior. Mine all happen to have an element of horror associated with them...

#1: Dead Again - I was convinced that every person in my life was someone I knew from a previous life who was trying to get me back

#2: An episode of Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories where everytime the guy looks in the mirror he sees someone trying to kill him... My parents had just put these mirrored closet doors in my bedroom and I couldn't look in the mirror for months.

#3: Arachnophobia: Spiders! What more needs to be said.

 

[crayolamarker]

I saw Arachnophobia at a young age and it scared the crap out of me. My dad use to have me crawl under the house for random reasons, Ill never be the same.

 

[Pale Rider]

I friggin hate spiders

 

[Shaun Patrick]

Pasolini's "Salo"

http://imdb.com/title/tt0073650/

Because of that movie, I always think twice before taking a bite of cake.

 

[crayolamarker]

I have been wanting to see Salo for a while now.

 

[Shaun Patrick]

I saw it in a film studies class during undergrad. Contextually, in terms of the criticism of Italian facism, the film is very interesting but it's still very, very disturbing. I believe Pasolini was murdered shortly after the completion of the movie.

 

[Hectorxd]

for me it was what lies beneath. It was really disturbing for me to have my hero harrison ford be the killer. It had a wierd effect on me after leaving the theater.

 

[Super Trooper]

I'm going to defy Hudson's sticky and just show the pictures. If you can't figure them out, too bad. :evil:

To name a few...

 

[crayolamarker]

Longest rape scene ever...good choices

 

[spidey]

audition made me fear women. (eps cause i date asian women.)

 

[crayolamarker]

audition made me like asian women.

 

[spidey]

lol

 

[HorseFilms]

This definitely ranks up there:

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer

 

[Chris Messineo]

They've already been mentioned, but the two that most effected me recently were:

Audition and Irreversible

Chris

 

[Shaun Patrick]

Irreversible is brutal.

 

[spidey]

auditon is a highly seen film that make me happy.

 

[crayolamarker]

I would have to say that the Guinea Pig series is up there. Mermaid in a Manhole was the most disturbing out of the series for me.

 

[Kirk Gillock]

Anyone seen "Man Bites Dog"? A mockumentary about a crew following a serial killer.

 

[crayolamarker]

I own Man bites dog. I enjoyed it, the last horror movie seemed to be a lot like it.