For me it was “Dear Zachary”. Mostly because it’s a documentary, not because it’s gory or anything. It’s just a heart wrenching documentary.
Its also full of distortions, its far from accurate if you look into it
Grave of the Fireflies. Not the same type of fucked up, but I don’t want to watch it again!
Very well done. I loved it but won’t watch it again
I watched it as a teenager and cried heavily.
This was during the era where we saw beheading videos, two girls one cup, all sorts of rotten shit. And a anime made me break down.
Gummo?
Absolutely this, most “only need to watch it once” movie to ever exist.
really depends on your definition of “fucked up”. try watching a Star Trek movie after you take some hallucinogens - it’s a whole new level of bizarre.
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Old Boy is a movie that constantly has you on edge because you can tell something is going horribly wrong, but you’re not sure what it is. Once you find out, the whole thing is fucked six ways to Sunday.
Yup, first thing that came to mind
Yep, this is the one I came to see was posted. I watched it only knowing “something really wrong” was around the core of the movie, but nothing more. When you learn what’s up… god damn. It’s not the goriest or scariest or anything like that, but it is the one that will just make you go “what in the actual fuck” more than any movie I’ve ever seen.
There’s a movie called A Serbian Film that will make the everyday person lose their marbles. Not my friend apparently, he’s like “come on in and watch this movie with me that I’ll proceed to use to test my manliness”. So me and my other friend walk in to him sitting in a dull pebble chair about to consume a bowl of carolina reapers as his “movie snack”. She could not sit through the first segment, and I think I had trouble halfway through, but there he is, just absorbing what everyone says is the most graphic movie of all time.
Came here to say this. Watched the film 30 mins, then 30 mins off, another 30 mins film and so on, could not do it otherwhise
I must admit, I laughed at the final scene - the whole film came off as trying too hard to be edgy and it tipped over into stupidity. Also the ending is very like that of
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Kill List
Which did it better.
For me, it’s a 3 way tie between Tusk, Teeth, and Boxing Helena
Requiem for a Dream is an incredibly powerful film that is worth watching once, then never again.
Also, the soundtrack is absolutely banging
One of my all time favorite movies, but yeah it’s fucked up.
The Skin I Live In, Antonio Banderas, he’s a surgeon and it seems there’s a woman trapped in his house?
Also, basically any Haneke movie, Funny Game, Benny’s Video, L’Amour.
The Skin I Live In was SOOOO good. I predicted where it was going to go incorrectly like three times. Did NOT aspect what it delivered.
Honestly, I didn’t see it coming and I was really impressed by the end. I didn’t know if I enjoyed the movie until two weeks later. I think it threw me in for a loop for a while where I just kept thinking about it (I think that’s what good art does).
I settled on it being a great movie and that I wanted to talk to someone about, but I couldn’t recommend (due to the subject matter and my lack of being able to provide a good description) :P
Oh it’s a ROUGH recommend. Like One Cut of the Dead, you gotta be like “just watch it, DON’T LOOK ANYTHING UP, go in completely blind, TRUST ME”
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom
The Hills Have Eyes
Original, remake, or both?
I’m awful with horror and I thought the remake was cheesy as fuck. I don’t remember feeling unnerved when I watched it.
Ah. Fair enough. I remember seeing the remake in theaters (not seeing the original) and being pretty disturbed afterwards (CONTENT WARNING: SA…The rape scene is what did it). Although after all the other shit I’ve watched, I guess it’s not as disturbing anymore.
I watched a lot of movies when there was a cheap rental place nearby. I remember finally watching the hills have eyes and thought that was exceptionally bad. Just bad as in not good in any way or form. So of course I watched the second one and it was worse. And I had to watch the remake, because maybe they decided to make a better one. No, even worse.
There might be one worse film I’ve seen in my life which I just picked up for the cover from the same place. Not sure what it was but essentially nothing happened in it. Looked it up on IMDb and it was about two stars. Wasn’t surprised.
Haven’t thought of a disturbing one yet. It’s an interesting question.
I remember those days of cheap rental places you could walk to. Good times.
I’ve only seen the remake, didn’t think the old ones would be that bad. Good to know.
What was the 2 stars one called?
I wish I remembered. Could have a look at what the bottom of the list looks like these days.
The remake
I think it was “The number PI” or what the movie was called. Very schizophrenic, including lobotomy.
The title is just “Pi”, and it’s by Darren Aronofsky, who has gone on to create a number of excellent movies.
Ohh, I can give you a list to the most disturbing movies I ever watched, its 100 movies. But to answer your question I can say it’s “A Serbian Film” from 2010, “Martyrs” from 2008. Worth to mention “Irreversible” from 2002
I almost couldn’t finish Irreversible.
I’d love to see the list. I’d be happy to provide you with some I’ve seen (if they’re not on your list).
Here it is https://www.imdb.com/list/ls545546942/ , I wil update it with the rest, need to go now
Martyrs!
