Most Brutal/Disturbing Movies ever
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but as far as the only thing that ever made me almost throw up
The Gag Factor series
but as far as the only thing that ever made me almost throw up
The Gag Factor series
Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
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As far as porn movies, "Her Name Was Lisa" was pretty disurbing when I first saw it. I've seen a lot worse since then, but that was early in my porn viewing life.
As far as "regular" movies, I recall "The Night Porter" sort of playing with my mind when I first saw it. A girl who has been the sexual plaything of a Nazi captor, meets him later in life and they become lovers to the death. Yeah, that happens everyday.
"A Clockwork Orange" is a great classic, but still a pretty freaky movie.
Those two scenes are really disturbing, especially because they seem almost too realistic.
Finally someone who mentions that movie.
It's an amazing film, and Vincent Cassel is probably one of the best actors in the world right now.
A british film from a while ago starring a young Ray Winstone " Scum " about a borstal ( young offenders institute ) and about life and what goes on inside very graphic !!!
the scene with the sock and pool ball anyone whose watched it will know what mean
what kind of sick fuck kills an innocent animal. ppl like that should be strung up by their balls and executed.
I love Miike Takashi. Ichi the Killer I watch at least a few times a week, it has awesome music and a colorful scheme, despite all the visceral violence.
Imprint is another good one of Takashi's. Everyone I let borrow this film are unable to finish it. Once they see that first torture scene it usually is turned off they say.
It's good stuff. I recently bought Visitor Q; now that is hardly any gore and violence, rather psychological and visual disturbing, really screwed up imagery.
My next film of his will be Audition.
Imprint is another good one of Takashi's. Everyone I let borrow this film are unable to finish it. Once they see that first torture scene it usually is turned off they say.
It's good stuff. I recently bought Visitor Q; now that is hardly any gore and violence, rather psychological and visual disturbing, really screwed up imagery.
My next film of his will be Audition.
Visitor Q is basically a remake of Pasolini's Teorema which I found far more disturbing than Visitor Q. It's also pretty funny in a sick sort of way :dunno:.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063678/
Pasolini also directed Salo, you can tell that guy had a fetish for the bizarre...
The French have given us some damn disturbing films in recent years.
Irreversible
Frontier(s)
Inside
Martyrs
High Tension
There was also a film starring Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neill called Possession, which is in my top 10 list of weird/disturbing flicks.
Some of you mentioned Holocaust themed movies or documentaries. I think the most graphically brutal and disturbing thing relating to the Holocaust was in the mini series War and Remembrance. Very hard to watch.
Irreversible
Frontier(s)
Inside
Martyrs
High Tension
There was also a film starring Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neill called Possession, which is in my top 10 list of weird/disturbing flicks.
Some of you mentioned Holocaust themed movies or documentaries. I think the most graphically brutal and disturbing thing relating to the Holocaust was in the mini series War and Remembrance. Very hard to watch.
