"The Dentist" with Corbin Bernsen was brutal in every way.

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The Hills Have Eyes(2006)-A bad movie, lacking plot and point. I'm a longtime gore fan since Hellraiser, but this flick made me feel like I was going to vomit before, during, and even after the credits.

Road House
Crash (the James Spader version)

the meetings execs had to green light this pitiful excuse of a movie disturbed me more than the actual remake.

absolutely dreadful, not even fun to make fun of...it's not funny, it's not fun.

I agree with you, and actually, it's a movie that to me has aged well. It's not great, but it's interesting. And there's definitely some disturbing shit in it. If it's on cable late at night or something I'll usually put it on for a little while at least.

You oughta give "Sunshine" a try. It's like "Event Horizon" only it has a nice theme and it has a point...

The Descent- this movie had me clausterphobic as fuck while sitting on my couch. I found it had to breathe and very stressed out the whole movie.

Little Monsters-- Most disturbing movie EVER. I still can't watch this movie to this day.

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Disturbing is a pretty expansive word, but Saving Private Ryan kills me emotionally once you edit out the melodramatic scenes. Mano-Mano-alone-in-a-bell-tower-knife-through-the-heart scene is brutally real.

Second the vote for "Texas Chain Saw I" and "Superbowl Shuffle". Basically the same thing.

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Suprise, Rick. Jennifer Aniston's character does not dislike the assault. You'll have to watch it. It's a great movie!

Finally got around to it this weekend, liked it eventhough it fell into some of the typical sci-fi trappings. Great idea and even my wife enjoyed it.

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The movie was ok, but I found the book disturbing.

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The landowner effectively owns part shares in millions of part-time slaves called, "taxpayers." -Roy L
A Personal Relationship with Jesus?

Oh, man, great call. That scene is among the most disturbing you'll ever see. The brutal realism just hits you on a visceral level, leaving you unable to forget it for a while. It's just so matter-of-fact, so plain, and yet so horrible. It kinda disturbs you to your core.

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The landowner effectively owns part shares in millions of part-time slaves called, "taxpayers." -Roy L
A Personal Relationship with Jesus?

Yeah, peanut butter and onion sandwich? WTF!!!

Pretty much "Eberts" the scene right there. Visceral is the perfect call. To this day, it moves/haunts me to the point where I love the movie but can't watch it again.

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"In an insane world, only the sane will seem insane"

"Monster's Ball"

"The Sound of Music"

"Faces of Death" (I think that was the name of it)

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jesus one of the most unnecessary, depressing movies i've ever seen.

i thought "bully" was pretty irredeemable but at least it was based on a true story.

this was almost as useless as "Kids" except the acting was great.

jesus one of the most unnecessary, depressing movies i've ever seen./quote]

You watched the whole movie???

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i saw it in the theatre and i have a policy that no matter how much i hate the movie i refuse to walk out...if i've invested the time and money already, i'd feel more satisfied to sit through the whole thing--and as a lover of film, i feel like i'd be cheating myself if i didn't watch it all.

as akira kurosawa used to say, "a true artist never turns away" (paraphrased).

Apparently, Kurosawa never saw Freddy Got Fingered.

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The most destrubing movie I recently saw was " The girl next door", what that woman does to her niece is so fucking horrible, I couldn't believe what I was watching. There is a blow torch scene I wish I never saw.

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A Clockwork Orange, Manhunter, Affliction.

I'm sure there are more disturbing ones, but those come to mind right away.

Another one is that Japanese flick where the girl keeps the guy hostage for half the movie and tortures him in unimaginable ways. Audition is the title, if I remember. Very disturbing.

Without a shadow of a doubt it has to be this movie "May"

It is extremely fucked up, and unfortunately ended up being the movie chosen for a date night

One of the more memorable scenes was when the main character had pieces of glass in her eyes and she decided to start rubbing them...

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team Meatpants

Irreversible.

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Just chillin' like Garret Quillin.

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Eastern Promises: The nude knife fight scene in the turkish baths was disturbing.

Game 6 of the 2003 NLCS

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These were all previously mentioned in this thread, and I most definitely agree with Requiem for a Dream (with a nod to Trainspotting, as it's the second most fucked up drug movie I've seen), and A Clockwork Orange, a movie that makes you feel like you're on a damn drug. Hostel is so friggin disturbing it made me not want to ever leave the country...

I haven't read through the thread so some of these might be mentioned already...

David Lynch-Eraserhead, Lost Highway and most everything else he's done. Those 2 struck me the hardest
Darren Aronofsky-Pi and Requiem for a Dream
The Machinist
The Wall

Can someone give me a 30 second review of what this is? I was at Blockbuster the other day and a sequel to it was out but I haven't watched the original. All the copies of it were rented so I couldn't read the box.

pi

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