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Post by gSteve on Jan 14, 2006 16:12:22 GMT -5
Ichi The Killer is slightly disturbing as well I'm annoyed the version I have isn't fully uncut, it's misssing the nipple cutting off scene Have you seen the anime short film that shows the back story explaining why he became that way, extreme I did watch the uncut version after seeing the cut version but didnt notice much difference, i dont think i was looking at that bit, shame. I wasn't really concentrating on it. I havent seen the anime short |
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Post by HybridMoment on Jan 14, 2006 19:04:21 GMT -5
There are many films that try to gross people out with gore, most horror film directors think they need to use it to excess to be worth watching. But I think a movie that disturbed me more that anything graphic I've ever seen was in "Amityville: The Possession", where the brother and sister are involved in incest. All the members of the family are dysfuncional, which almost makes you forget that the house they are in is supposed to be evil. It somehow didn't bother me in the movie when the kid shot his whole family one night, but that one scene where he seduces his sister yuck!  |
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Post by andy83 on Jan 14, 2006 20:30:02 GMT -5
I've seen quite a few disturbing Japanese films recently, Battle Royale is probably the worst. A class of school children get sent to an Island and have three days to kill each other off to leave only one survivor.
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Post by KidCharlemagne on Jan 14, 2006 20:54:28 GMT -5
I've seen quite a few disturbing Japanese films recently, Battle Royale is probably the worst. A class of school children get sent to an Island and have three days to kill each other off to leave only one survivor. Battle Royale isn't that bad. Once you get past the fairly repulsive premise, the blood and guts are not much worse than your standard Hollywood thriller, like Se7en for example. If you want to see a really nasty Japanese film, watch Audition. |
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Post by GreenFerret on Jan 14, 2006 23:44:41 GMT -5
How how how did you get into watching these..? Are they like snuff films lite..?  Not snuff just a slightly more extreme horror film, I dont like all of the things in them, Im just interested in controversial stuff and like horror films, plus when something was banned i have to see why. lol, I get ya. I'm more of a "read the plot outline" type, heh heh ;D .... much less likely to freak me out than actual gore and disturbing stuffs! |
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Post by saphron on Jan 15, 2006 2:28:12 GMT -5
Some David Lynch movies can be disturbing, such as Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, or Eraserhead. Although I still love David Lynch movies.  Just look at the baby from Eraserhead, disturbing Did E.T. have a baby? |
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Post by pansy on Jan 15, 2006 3:47:58 GMT -5
what about Dawn of the Dead? barricaded in a shopping mall with zombie's beating down the doors trying to get in to eat your brains? anyone? ;D   |
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Post by zaab on Jan 15, 2006 4:18:22 GMT -5
Yeah? Zombies in a mall, what else is new?
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Post by pansy on Jan 15, 2006 5:32:58 GMT -5
Yeah? Zombies in a mall, what else is new? heheheh...good point. ;D |
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Post by andy83 on Jan 15, 2006 7:22:25 GMT -5
I've seen quite a few disturbing Japanese films recently, Battle Royale is probably the worst. A class of school children get sent to an Island and have three days to kill each other off to leave only one survivor. Battle Royale isn't that bad. Once you get past the fairly repulsive premise, the blood and guts are not much worse than your standard Hollywood thriller, like Se7en for example. If you want to see a really nasty Japanese film, watch Audition. I watched Audition a few year ago and didn't really rate it. The end is disturbing but the film takes too long to get going. |
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Post by I am Jack's wasted life on Jan 15, 2006 16:27:28 GMT -5
Suicide club, Fear dot com, high tension, wolf creek (because it seems so real), cabin fever (mainly b/c it's such a horrible movie)
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Post by sj on Jan 15, 2006 16:33:47 GMT -5
Real life or fiction? I once tried to satisfy my morbid curiosity and got more than I bargained for...
I've seen stuff that no-one should have to see.
I've seen stuff that gave me a nightmare for a week.
I will never forget the screams or the gargling - for as long as I live.
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Post by andy83 on Jan 15, 2006 17:05:49 GMT -5
Suicide club, Fear dot com, high tension, wolf creek (because it seems so real), cabin fever (mainly b/c it's such a horrible movie) I watched Suicide Club just last week. The whole idea was pretty unsettling. The first scene was very bizarre and it didn't get much cheerier. The way it unraveled in the end freaked me out. |
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Post by allen on Jan 15, 2006 17:53:06 GMT -5
The most disturbing film i've seen is Cannibal Holocaust, i got a uncut version off of ebay it a banned Italian horror movie, it was pretty disturbing features real animal killings, cannibalism, rape, nudity, a real live turtle being disembowelled, castration , Similar films to that i've seen movies such as Jungle Holocaust, Eaten Alive, Deep River Savages, all banned Italian horror film now released cut, all similar to Cannibal Holocaust. Oh yeah, I forgot that many years ago...me and some friends from high school went and rented "Faces Of Death" which showed actual footage of people commiting suicide, being eaten alive by alligators, skydivers falling to their death, etc..., I didn't enjoy watching it, I don't even know why we rented it other than being young and immature back then. |
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Post by airburst on Jan 15, 2006 18:07:05 GMT -5
Anyone seen Hostel?
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