What is the most disturbing movie you've see

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I have never actually seen the movie "It's a Wonderful Life" But I have seen some very disturbing parody's of it, the most disturbing being the episode of One Tree Hill : "Songs To Love And Die By" Now I can't think about that movie without thinking about that horribly disturbing episode. Before seeing that episode, I didn't think anything of "It's a Wonderful Life" But now I find it very cringe worthy

I have never actually seen the movie "It's a Wonderful Life" But I have seen some very disturbing parody's of it, the most disturbing being the episode of One Tree Hill : "Songs To Love And Die By" Now I can't think about that movie without thinking about that horribly disturbing episode. Before seeing that episode, I didn't think anything of "It's a Wonderful Life" But now I find it very cringe worthy

The Aviator was depressing as well as Cabin Fever and there are some out there like the butterfly effect where I just thought what? in regards to Disney, I liked petes dragon, but not the grogans so I liked most of them but some of them like Pocahontas and Sinbad were a bit too swash buckley for my taste. Most people seem to think and act like they're pirates but given the art of true warfare, we excelled at it really.

To this day, the only film I dared not watch all the way through was Slaughtered Vomit Dolls. I do give the filmmaker credit, though. He said he went out to make the most horrifying film possible and I think he succeeded. I could, at least, sit through the films of Takashi Miike and some of those disturbing Japanese films, but SVD really takes the cake. It's just an unwatchable mess of a film, worse even than Irreversible.

It takes a lot for me to be genuinely disturbed by a movie, most mentioned here (that I've seen), I wouldn't really consider disturbing, two that you have mentioned however I would totally agree with.

Lilya 4 Ever is the most horrible film I've ever seen, It's child abuse seen through the eyes of the child and is now firmly planted in my never to watch again pile. If you watch movies to escape the horrors of real life (like me!), this movie is not for you. It's thought provoking, but horrible.

Irreversible is perhaps the most disturbing film I've ever seen, but I still appreciate it. Vincent Cassel is my favourite actor and he's brilliant in this movie. Also this is the first movie that I can recall that plays in reverse order, the point being that you still get the happy ending. I always thought that was such a good idea and rather poignant.

Natural Born Killers

The Exorcist

Elephant

Funny Games {1997 version}

Straw Dogs

Oldboy

Eraserhead

Mulholland Drive

Donnie Darko

No Country For Old Men

One Hour Photo

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I have stay away from disturbing films as an adult for the most part.

Carnival of Souls freaked me out as a kid. I didn't know what was coming. It's probably considered pretty tame now. I haven't seen it since.

I saw Night of the Living Dead and The Exorcist as a teen and both gave me nightmares. I haven't seen a zombie film since until the new World War Z came out, lured by the PG-13 rating. I like the change that film made to lessen the gross out factor.

I have sort of a thing for watching weird movies, if I can find them, but I've held off watching A Serbian Film and The Human Centipede… I found A Serbian Film last night online and sorta skimmed some scenes and I saw the scene with a baby… I wasn't prepared to to feel like crap the next morning. That image and the atmosphere of the scene was a bit much for me.

I didn't like Hostel In fact I turned it off after about 5 minutes.

I didn't particularly care about the characters, but I watched it for the shock value. The eye scene was really bad.

I think by far the grossest film I've scene as far as gore is Ichi the Killer.

the most disturbing movie i ever saw was when i rolled on top of my remote control when i was asleep and it switched the TV on inadvertently and the volume was at maximum. i do not know what the movie was because i curtailed it immediately.

I don't really care much for disturbing movies, I think they're unnecessary.

If you want my honest opinion, the hype for The Human Centipede was so overrated that what you finally get to see is something of a let down.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

Man behind the Sun. Hated it. Won't even watch A Serbian Film. Read enough to know to steer clear.

I hate Chainsaw Massacre

I thought the guy sewing his cheek up was worse.