What is the most disturbing movie you've see

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Yeah don't watch a serbian film, wait how old are you, yeah don't watch it ever or atleast wait until your a adult and ready for a bit of a shock and it could mess you up for a couple of days, Some things you can't unsee.

Zeitgeist is pretty disturbing

I personally didn't like it. I sat through it with my boyfriend and his older brother. There are very disturbing things on it. It's very gory and violent. People fighting homeless people and there's even children that die. My mum was all excited about it because she heard from my uncle that it was supposed to be a good movie. My uncle was going on about it even though he hadn't seen it before, he just heard it was good from a co-worker. I warned my mum that she probably wouldn't like it but she started watching it anyway. Let's just say that she didn't finish the movie. haha

Requiem for a Dream is very intense with a dark depressing theme. Whenever I watch that movie I feel so depressed after watching it. There are a few gross scenes in it as well.

I'll agree Hostel 2 was gross but I love those types of movies for some reason.

I agree about Requiem For A Dream. I can no longer watch it. I used to try to watch it a lot to see if it got easier to watch but no it doesn't.

thats why I put Grimm Love. It had that samme oddly disturbing feel to it.

Dead Ringers (1988) starring Jeremy Irons.

Description from IMDB: "Twin gynecologists take full advantage of the fact that nobody can tell them apart, until their relationship begins to deteriorate over a woman."

This movie is way more disturbing than this description suggests, especially the ending. Has haunted me for years.

The Breakfast Club.

All of Jan Svankmajer's films (my avatar is from "Alice") and David Lynch's "Eraserhead." I saw someone said "Salo: or the 120 days of Sodom." I haven't seen it, but it's trailer is the most disturbing thing I've ever seen. But I like disturbing movies.

Meagans missing made me cringe cry and panic.

I forgot about that, Yeah that was a brutel ending, I was like don't kill her like that really cruel and a evil thing to do

Jan Svankmajer's Alice made me feel all claustrophobic. It was gross that they used the skeletons and dead bodies from real animals as stop-motion puppets. I'll stick to Tim Burton's Alice, thanks.

We shall forever be rivals.

It was a awful movie that made me really angry.

I own Grimm Love, and I agree, it is disturbing to watch - especially since it was based on fact.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

I just watched We Need to Talk About Kevin and some of it was a bit disturbing. It's a very good movie though.

-The Day After
-The Hills Have Eyes

Because mainly I have a huge fascination/fear of radiation poisoning, nuclear aftermath, etc.

Spoiler

-Harry Potter DH2, I felt so bad for him. I mean the whole series he lost almost everyone, except for his hogwart friends. He lost His parents, Dumbledore, Cedric, Sirius, Moody, Dobby, Lupin, Fred, and Snape (whom I also felt sympathy for). I just felt it sucked he lost everyone he loved, friends and family alike. Made me feel pretty lonely. Weird I can relate/have empathy for a fictional character than family or friends.

I am sure there are more, but eh can't remember any more.