What's the most disturbing film you've seen?

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actually i thought saw was worse.

Splice.
A decent film, up to a point...
It was not entirely 'disturbing', but certainly worthy of a huge WTF towards the end.

LexingtonDeville: There's much more graphic rape scenes than the one in A Clockwork Orange. The main one (yup, there is more than one - a couple, in fact) in Billy Tang's Red to Kill is quite sick and intense. The scene afterwards where the rape victim (a mentally-retarded lass) hacks away at her public region is pretty hard to watch.

And of course curious me had to read the synopsis on Wikipedia.................and in the interest of being PC...........you're right.

Donnie Darko. I finished watching it about half an hour ago and I was thoroughly creeped out. Frank the rabbit is pure nightmare fuel, and doomsday countdowns make me uneasy ever since I played Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask as a child.

Requiem for a Dream was the only movie I've seen that has really disturbed me.

I'd say Grave of the fireflies. I couldn't sleep for a week after seeing this animated movie. It's probably my favourite movie however.

The Lion King 1 & 1/2

For someone who's special intrest has been Lion King since 1994, believe me, it was disturbing.

The last scene in Fargo kind of disturbs me. Otherwise, Eraserhead is probably one of the most disturbing movies I have seen in my life.

Personally, I think High School Musical is pretty disturbing. I know very few 18 year old boys who can watch it without vomiting!

All three High School Musicals

Twilight

Twilight: New Moon

Twilight: Eclipse

The Conversation

One Hour Photo

American Psycho

The Lion King

Punch-Drunk Love

Fight Club

District 9

Choke

why?

think the better question is: after seeing a movie you feel disturbed by, why see two more just like it? also ,thank you burger chomping french dinosaur.....haven't thought about eraserhead in a long time.

High school musical aside, this is actually a good question. If you're like me, you watch movies not only to be entertained, but to see something you feel is so personal, so gut/heart wrenching, you feel like you're watching something you shouldn't see. I love to be offended, I love to be challenged, I love to feel uncomfortable throughout the entire film and yes, I love to see things captured on film I would absolutely loathe to see in real life. You call it disturbing, I call it theatre at it's best!

I thought all the "Final Destination" sequels were more disturbing than the very first one.

Cannibal Holocaust is the only one that has made my stomach turn.