What is the most disturbing/shocking movie you've ever seen?

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I LOVE gory movies and the such, so nothing "shocks" me.

Some scenes of Cube were disturbing, but I love it for that. ;D

now if i speak of gory disturbing...i can't watch a lot of those kinds of movies because movies really stick with me for a while. halloween made me afraid of the night for about two months.
the one movie that disturbed me the most was jeepers creepers. i only saw the end of it but it was enough for me. the very end with the "jeepers creepers where'd you get them peepers?", the screaming, the close up of his face...worse knowing that it had just happened. i don't want to give away any spoilers. everytime i heard a happy song after that i thought of the movie and my stomach flipper.

strangely saw and the ring didn't scare me at all. psycho had me more freaked out than those two. especially the ending...wonderfully done. *pets psycho dvd*

I have seen a few of the movies mentioned here like Battle Royale and Cannibal Holocaust (which I just bought the other day) and I wasn't disturbed or shocked at all watching them. CH Ive read up on a bit before hand so I knew what to expect not to mention posting on a Aussie horror film board with hardcore gorehounds who know their stuff loving it. I find real life things more shocking tbh. Iam weird in any way for having this opinion? Or is it Im mature enough to know they are only films? Who knows.

I don't really watch those kind of movies because I am quite easlily freaked out. There are only two films that disturbed me are Pan's Labyrinth, which truly, truly horrified me(I wish I could unwatch it), and The Butterfly Effect, which I saw When I was about 11. It was more unpleasant than disturbing but after watching it I cried all that night.

TrainSpotting and Se7en. NEVER watch those films if you're pregnant. Even thinking about them makes my gorge rise.

I don't watch that kind of film anymore. I tried to when younger, in order to fit in at university, and it was so upsetting... I also wish I could unwatch some of them.

Seriously, I can't watch Itchy and Scratchy on the Simpson's, it upsets me so much. Come to that, some Tom and Jerry, or Wiley Coyote gives me the heeby jeebies. I think I'm just over sensitive.

Inland Empire - David Lynch

There were a lot of eerie moments, but the one that got me was really simple - just a woman running towards the camera in slow motion. I won't describe the moment in detail, but it really engaged a part of my psyche that no other film has. I'd quite like to see some more David Lynch films now.

I don't know what it was but some a**hole on another forum posted a real suicide video where the guy put a gun in his mouth and pulled the trigger. This post was within a post about romantic advice and it was totally EVIL.

I flagged the post and I sure hope the poster got banned.

I never used to have much attachment or any attachment at all to the Movie Groundhog Day, but then I took edibles for the first time and I had my own Groundhog Day type of experience, only I wasn't reliving the entire day over and over again just a particular segment of the day, and unlike the main character in the movie I couldn't change anything about it. Also just like the main character I had some crazy epiphany that I was trying to figure out and I guess that epiphany was that I took edibles. After that experience I was in some kind of weird locked in super and staring at my sister's stuffed red panda for about two hours. So yeah now I really can't look at that movie the same way.

Haven't seen it but for me, the most shocking film that I've heard of is a 90s German cartoon called Felidae. Apparently there's a scene in which a pregnant cat gets murdered brutally. Don't want to see this film because of this.

These are some of the films that made me nervous.

The Passion of the Christ - Man, Jesus got his a** royally whooped in this one. I squirmed in my seat, thinking, "Romans, hurry up and crucify this guy so I could be put out of my misery!"

Irreversible - the fire extinguisher scene haunted me for days. I had to research how it was done. When I found out it was CGI I felt relieved.

Slaughtered Vomit Dolls - Has the distinction of being the only film I've never finished. Wow, this was some vile stuff.

Hated: GG Allin & the Murder Junkies - yuck. This was nothing but a gross fest. You WILL see scenes that will haunt you forever. GG Allin simply went further than any stage performer ever has. I don't think he can be topped.

Man Bites Dog - Belgian black & white film. This entire flick had me on the edge of my seat like nothing ever has. Man, was I nervous.

Silence of the Lambs - That one scene in the dark with the infrared (green) light.

Black Swan. I didn't handle the situations like I was supposed to, and I got arrested for Assault and Battery against my dad after beating him to a pulp.

zeitgeist movie (2007) .. a documentary but pretty disturbing and eye opening.

Death Wish (2018) or as I like to call it, Crazy Batman Wannabe Tortures and Kills People. That scene where he cuts that guy open with surgical precision and pours brake fluid into the wound was beyond the pale--nobody should be tortured like that, I don't care what they did.

Thing is, Willis already MADE this movie, it was called Unbreakable, and in that he really WAS a quasi super hero.