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midgetviolence
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Just watched American Psycho (for like the 10th time). Such a great movie. But I guess everyone here already seen it hehe.
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Morbid Obesity
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Kvlt classic for those in the know. Starring Rusty #2! |
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Carpathian_Florist
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| Morbid Obesity wrote: |
Kvlt classic for those in the know. Starring Rusty #2! |
One of my favs! |
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| scentofdeath wrote: | | Infernal Dominion wrote: |  |
Good movie, but a little hard to watch if you're a parent.
Which brings me to a question:
What movie is the most disturbing / hard to watch ever?
Is it that Cannibal Holocaust film? |
No Cannibal Holocaust is a great film but their are a lot more disturbing films than that out there. The worst thing in it is probably the turtle scene because it's real. From what I have read a Serbian film sounds like one of the worst I haven't seen it myself because I don't like horror films that are gory just for the sake of it.
I must check out that the devils film it looks good. |
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Carpathian_Florist
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I think IRREVERSIBLE really has its moments, as far as most disturbing hmmmm...
POSSIBLY THESE:
A SERBIAN FILM
AUGUST UNDERGROUND
CEMENT GARDEN
IN A GLASS CAGE
VISITOR Q
MELANCHOLY DER ENGEL
CUTTING MOMENTS
HAPPINESS
Personally I think POSSESSION(1981) is the one of my most disturbing films I have ever seen. |
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scentofdeath
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Bloodstar
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| Carpathian_Florist wrote: | | CUTTING MOMENTS |
This. Sheer terror. A short film by the way, but as mentioned some pretty harsh content.
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| scentofdeath wrote: | | Isabelle Adjani and Monica Bellucci - the two most beautiful women ever |
+1!
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Mortado
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Disturbing films for me:
Requiem for a Dream - No other film has made me feel so shitty. The book is even more fucked up thanks to Hubert Selby Jr's unconventional writing style.
A Serbian Film - Anyone who says this is gore for the sake of gore hasn't seen the film. Great character development is what gave the unfolding events the impact they had.
In a Glass Cage - While this is very limited as far as violence goes it is truly fucked up.
Irreversible - The rape scene kills me every time.
Henry, Portrait of a Serial Killer - The non-moralistic tone of the film combined with the performances of Michael Rooker and Tom Towles makes this one.
Begotten - Just watch it.
Men Behind the Sun - The Japanese Manchu squadron did horrible things to the Chinese during WW2. This film spares no expense in portraying those atrocities. Ignore the sequels, they don't pack the wallop this one did.
Undoubtedly there are many more, those are just the ones that spring immediately to mind for me.
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| Mortado wrote: |
Requiem for a Dream |
This felt like a 2 hour anti-drug ad add to me. I thought it was too preachy (and I don't even do drugs), and Aronofsky's visual tricks worked better in Pi. For a drug film, I liked better Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Of course it isn't realistic at all, and a total different beast, but I think it gives a much more balanced and interesting point of view. It doesn't point the finger at you saying "drugs are evil" nor it gives you a thumbs up saying they're great. And from a purely cinematic perspective, Gilliam is much more interesting to watch that Aronofsky, even though Fear... is not one of my favorite films of his.
And about "the most disturbing" films, I guess it's in the eye of the beholder. I didn't find Irreversible or I Stand Alone disturbing at all. The first one was boring to me while the second one I found interesting and thought provoking, but not disturbing. I can't think right now of a film that actually disturbed me but that's because I mostly watch goofy stuff, I'm not trying to play tough guy. |
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Mortado
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| cochino wrote: | | Mortado wrote: |
Requiem for a Dream |
This felt like a 2 hour anti-drug ad add to me. I thought it was too preachy (and I don't even do drugs), and Aronofsky's visual tricks worked better in Pi. |
That was probably the result of the author's longtime addiction to heroin after spending all the money from his first novel on smack over a number of years. The drug parts weren't what was disturbing to me but rather the "treatment" of Ellen Burstyn's character at the hospital and her friends coming to visit her there. So freaking tragic. The novel covers one of the shock treatment sessions in a two page paragraph with no punctuation. I had to put the book down for a while after that part.
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