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Can’t imagine what’s in the heads of the producers of some of these flicks. Just reading the descriptions of some is nauseating.
Only movie on the list I’ve watched besides Clockwork Orange and The Exorcist was Audition. Not as disturbing as I expected. Some of the others sound much worse.
https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/the-50-most-disturbing-movies/ (https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/the-50-most-disturbing-movies/)
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Can’t imagine what’s in the heads of the producers of some of these flicks. Just reading the descriptions of some is nauseating.
Only movie on the list I’ve watched besides Clockwork Orange and The Exorcist was Audition. Not as disturbing as I expected. Some of the others sound much worse.
https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/the-50-most-disturbing-movies/ (https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/the-50-most-disturbing-movies/)
Polanski not mentioned?
"The Tenant"
"Repulsion"
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Murder-Set-Pieces at #38? That movie was so ridiculous, campy, and stupid. Who cares about the gore?...it didn't matter. Disturbing is not what I'd use to describe it. Then again, maybe I'm desensitized. Nonetheless I've seen a handful of these. Some I'd like to see for the shock factor. Others because of their legend.
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Polanski not mentioned?
"The Tenant"
"Repulsion"
Repulsion is one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen.
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Repulsion is one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen.
Yeah, scary stuff.
The psychological is much scarier to me than the gore-porn so fashionable in movies today.
"The Tenant" was also frigging scary and disturbing.
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YAY Mother made the list just in at 60. Most know I pimped this movie hard last year. A lot of people hated it, but it was so f*cked up I liked it a lot
I want to see Killing of a Sacred Dear (#51) heard it's pretty strange as well
Requiem for a Dream (#9) was not fun to sit through. One of those movies you leave totally depressed
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They be eaten' folks :) This movie is based on a misunderstanding when the save the rain forest activists plane crashes in the jungle. Basically the locals think these poor buggers are the bad guys. Things go wrong, things get rough, hacking off limbs and such. And then it gets disturbing. They don't even say Grace before they eat.
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Some on the list are weak though the writer gets it right with the top one. Eraserhead didn't do much for me. It wasn't half as disgusting as I thought it would be. Mostly it is just boring.
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Eyes Without A Face is a great horror film but it is not revolting. Seven, really? I confess I have probably only seen 1/6 of the movies on this list but a few are coming up shortly. I will not watch Pink Flamingos. Sorry.
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LOL. I was just talking about this movie with my wife tonight. We were talking about Sam Elliott's early roles and I brought this one up. Actually, Grav, my Mom would probably agree with you about this though she was more fearful of toads. I pity poor Ray Milland stuck making drivel like this.
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I liked Bone Tomahawk.
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i was four.. almost five years old when i first saw this movie. thanks mom and dad... drive-in movies were always fun.
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They be eaten' folks :) This movie is based on a misunderstanding when the save the rain forest activists plane crashes in the jungle. Basically the locals think these poor buggers are the bad guys. Things go wrong, things get rough, hacking off limbs and such. And then it gets disturbing. They don't even say Grace before they eat.
Has nothing on the cannibal films made in the 70's. I haven't seen Cannibal Holocaust but I have seen Mountain of The Cannibal God and Sacrifice! (Man From Deep River).
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The Omega Man disturbed me the most when I was a kid as did Salem's Lot. Not really disturbing movies though. The Black Cat (1934) disturbed me and still disturbs me.
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The Omega Man disturbed me the most when I was a kid as did Salem's Lot. Not really disturbing movies though. The Black Cat (1934) disturbed me and still disturbs me.
The thing with the Omega man was the painted faced.. (I forget what they were called) they were kind of creepy. Watch it now and it's a horrible movie and the music was even worse.
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A Serbian Film is one of the most horrific things I have ever seen.
Brutal and terrible :(
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I've only seen a handful of the films on this list. Gummo and Antichrist being two of them. They were pretty damn disturbing.
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The Naked Prey is rather gnarlly as well. Some poor bugger is lashed to a pole, encased in clay and then given
the rotisserie treatment over a fire.
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I liked Bone Tomahawk.
Bone Tomahawk was great. I really loved his second film, Brawl in Cell Block 99. Can't wait to see his 3rd picture next year.
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YAY Mother made the list just in at 60. Most know I pimped this movie hard last year. A lot of people hated it, but it was so f*cked up I liked it a lot
I want to see Killing of a Sacred Dear (#51) heard it's pretty strange as well
Requiem for a Dream (#9) was not fun to sit through. One of those movies you leave totally depressed
The Killing of a Sacred Deer was crazy in a good way. It was based on the Greek mythical sacrifice of Iphigenia. If you saw The Lobster, then you'll get the bizarre speech cadence used.
Mother actually made me feel a little insane after watching. I don't ever want to experience that again! 😵
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The thing with the Omega man was the painted faced.. (I forget what they were called) they were kind of creepy. Watch it now and it's a horrible movie and the music was even worse.
The contacts lenses too. Now that gimmick has become rather cliche. Sometimes I still shiver at night thinking those ghouls are outside my house, calling my name, and entreating me to join them.
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The contacts lenses too. Now that gimmick has become rather cliche. Sometimes I still shiver at night thinking those ghouls are outside my house, calling my name, and entreating me to join them.
When the wind blows from the east I can hear them calling your name too.
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When the wind blows from the east I can hear them calling your name too.
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:P
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The Naked Prey is rather gnarlly as well. Some poor bugger is lashed to a pole, encased in clay and then given
the rotisserie treatment over a fire.
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OMG. That is horrible.
When I was a child I remember being in the back seat of my moms car as she drove a family friend home after church. They were discussing something horrible that one person in our small farming community had done to another. I piped up and asked a simple question, "why he do that to their family?" This guy, our passenger turned and explained to me that anything I could think of or imagine no matter how horrible, has been done before and is being done again right now to somebody or some animal. As I began to picture all kinds of unimaginable scenarios my day quickly went south as I was deeply saddened by my own theatre of the mind. What an asshole he was.
When you tell a little boy with an extremely overactive and visual imagination that kind of thing, the seeds of the macabre are planted. I wish I could punch that man in the mouth. God rest his not thinking before he speaks soul.
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the ring
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the Babadook
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Eraserhead
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1) how did Ray Milland get roped into that picture? What debts did he have, mouths to feed, or alimony to pay? Was the Studio System still around then? *
2) I liked the movie and concept (I like almost ALL animals/nature-go-bad movies) but I still don't understand how frogs, save the small poison ones the natives use to tip arrows in the Amazon, can be deadly? The snakes, gators, even turtles I can see but....frogs?
* one notes a lot of disaster and animal-gone-bad movies in the day had good actors in them, sometimes a lot of them? What was happening then? They get drunk or do drugs and decide to all make? Studios made them by contract? They just needed a quick paycheck?
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1) how did Ray Milland get roped into that picture? What debts did he have, mouths to feed, or alimony to pay? Was the Studio System still around then? *
2) I liked the movie and concept (I like almost ALL animals/nature-go-bad movies) but I still don't understand how frogs, save the small poison ones the natives use to tip arrows in the Amazon, can be deadly? The snakes, gators, even turtles I can see but....frogs?
* one notes a lot of disaster and animal-gone-bad movies in the day had good actors in them, sometimes a lot of them? What was happening then? They get drunk or do drugs and decide to all make? Studios made them by contract? They just needed a quick paycheck?
I went to Magnolia HS my senior year. The only theater within 25 miles was a small one in Tomball (when Tomball was a 2A school). You were stuck watching whatever played that night on the single screen. I can’t believe I actually took a date to this movie. We should have just gone to Dairy Queen. And somehow she is still friends with me today.
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Carnival of Souls
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1) how did Ray Milland get roped into that picture? What debts did he have, mouths to feed, or alimony to pay? Was the Studio System still around then? *
2) I liked the movie and concept (I like almost ALL animals/nature-go-bad movies) but I still don't understand how frogs, save the small poison ones the natives use to tip arrows in the Amazon, can be deadly? The snakes, gators, even turtles I can see but....frogs?
* one notes a lot of disaster and animal-gone-bad movies in the day had good actors in them, sometimes a lot of them? What was happening then? They get drunk or do drugs and decide to all make? Studios made them by contract? They just needed a quick paycheck?
Quick paycheck. The studio system had completely ended in the 60's and highly esteemed actors were stuck appearing in schlock. Which reminds me of this one.
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer was crazy in a good way. It was based on the Greek mythical sacrifice of Iphigenia. If you saw The Lobster, then you'll get the bizarre speech cadence used.
Mother actually made me feel a little insane after watching. I don't ever want to experience that again! 😵
Aaah another Mother watcher lol. Yeah I only watched it one time. I do want to watch it again but I really need to be in the right mood for it. I would like to invite my sister to watch it with me as I KNOW for certain she would HATE IT. I am a bit sick like that ;D
What about the 2003 movie Willard, which was a remake of the 70s movie Willard/Ben. Crispen Glover was super creepy in it and the Michael Jackson song "Ben" during the rats vs cat scene was pretty messed up lol
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"When a Stranger Calls"
HE'S CALLING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE!!!!! GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!
Great movie, The first original movie not the remake or the second movie they tried to continue with.
The original "HALLOWEEN" movie still gets to me
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Aaah another Mother watcher lol. Yeah I only watched it one time. I do want to watch it again but I really need to be in the right mood for it. I would like to invite my sister to watch it with me as I KNOW for certain she would HATE IT. I am a bit sick like that ;D
What about the 2003 movie Willard, which was a remake of the 70s movie Willard/Ben. Crispen Glover was super creepy in it and the Michael Jackson song "Ben" during the rats vs cat scene was pretty messed up lol
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Mother is definitely one of those movies I'd only recommend to my enemies! 😄 Could have been used in Guantanamo!
Willard was great. Anything with Crispen Glover gets my attention. He's perfect in these kinds of movies.
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"When a Stranger Calls"
HE'S CALLING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE!!!!! GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!
Great movie, The first original movie not the remake or the second movie they tried to continue with.
The original "HALLOWEEN" movie still gets to me
Was the original made in early 90's? I loved that one! That was one creepy ventriloquist.
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Was the original made in early 90's? I loved that one! That was one creepy ventriloquist.
It was actually in 1979 for the first
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Two Anthony Hopkins movies that scared me:
Magic (1978)
Audrey Rose (1977)
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Two Anthony Hopkins movies that scared me:
Magic (1978)
Audrey Rose (1977)
Magic is one of my top three of all time. I have it in VHS, DVD and BR digital. "We're gonna be a staarrr" "I think we're dying" I had completely forgot about Audrey Rose! Thank you for the reminder ;) I'll watch it again for the first time. ..and now I'm thinkin' Rosemary's Baby may have to be on the list.
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Magic is one of my top three of all time. I have it in VHS, DVD and BR digital. "We're gonna be a staarrr" "I think we're dying" I had completely forgot about Audrey Rose! Thank you for the reminder ;) I'll watch it again for the first time. ..and now I'm thinkin' Rosemary's Baby may have to be on the list.
Yeah, it is a scary movie indeed though I don't have that many copies! I agree on adding Rosemary's Baby, also "The Sentinel" and "Let's Scare Jessica to Death." Not sure why LSJTD creeped me out because I recently rewatched it on 'free tv' and wasn't as effective. Still creepy mood but I wasn't scared as when I first saw.
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Speaking of scary movies based on serial killers:
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Yeah, it is a scary movie indeed though I don't have that many copies! I agree on adding Rosemary's Baby, also "The Sentinel" and "Let's Scare Jessica to Death." Not sure why LSJTD creeped me out because I recently rewatched it on 'free tv' and wasn't as effective. Still creepy mood but I wasn't scared as when I first saw.
I'm with you albrecht. The first time I saw LSJTD it was indeed creepy. The movie always stuck with me. 30 years later I watched it again and was bored. I still feel that this should me remade. I read rumors about it some time ago that it may happen. There are so many remakes out there of other movies that are bad, but I think this one could be good if it can capture the original atmosphere.
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Yeah, it is a scary movie indeed though I don't have that many copies! I agree on adding Rosemary's Baby, also "The Sentinel" and "Let's Scare Jessica to Death." Not sure why LSJTD creeped me out because I recently rewatched it on 'free tv' and wasn't as effective. Still creepy mood but I wasn't scared as when I first saw.
I never saw the sentinel although the judas priest song is intense! Always known about it and until now had never seen the trailer but it looks good! I'm gonna check it out. And what is it with Burgess Meredith in all those great 70s horror films? He's was great. I was still in the single digits when many of these movies came out but I still say even now that the 70s movies of this genre had a genuinely creepiness to them like no other decade. Could be the grainy film or even the fact that they had to work so hard not having CGI and all the shit of later years.
Let's not forget that Burgess was also great boxing coach ;)
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I never saw the sentinel although the judas priest song is intense! Always known about it and until now had never seen the trailer but it looks good! I'm gonna check it out. And what is it with Burgess Meredith in all those great 70s horror films? He's was great. I was still in the single digits when many of these movies came out but I still say even now that the 70s movies of this genre had a genuinely creepiness to them like no other decade. Could be the grainy film or even the fact that they had to work so hard not having CGI and all the shit of later years.
Let's not forget that Burgess was also great boxing coach ;)
Indeed! Who can forget his coaching? And he also was in some comedies. Versatile. I think the film? Maybe? And general malaise during that time? Makes good movies, of many genre and actors and actresses that aren't perfect bodies so had to act.
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I finally saw this and it was creepy, horrifying, and all around nightmarish! It was a little like Rosemary's Baby and I won't be forgetting it anytime soon. I can't say it was very scary or a new favorite horror film, but it definitely belongs in the disturbing category for me.
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I finally saw this and it was creepy, horrifying, and all around nightmarish! It was a little like Rosemary's Baby and I won't be forgetting it anytime soon. I can't say it was very scary or a new favorite horror film, but it definitely belongs in the disturbing category for me.
It was on my watch list but never actually made it to the theater. I might have to watch it from home. It looked good on the previews and heard good things of it from family that went to it
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It was on my watch list but never actually made it to the theater. I might have to watch it from home. It looked good on the previews and heard good things of it from family that went to it
It's definitely worth watching. Hmm, that ending...…….. :-\
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I finally saw this and it was creepy, horrifying, and all around nightmarish! It was a little like Rosemary's Baby and I won't be forgetting it anytime soon. I can't say it was very scary or a new favorite horror film, but it definitely belongs in the disturbing category for me.
just saw that :) @XArea51
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just saw that :) @XArea51
So what did you think of the movie? @tootsie_wootsy
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So what did you think of the movie? @tootsie_wootsy
pretty good :) @XArea51
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Watched Night of the Living Dead again, well actually the Rifftrax version :)
I remember the original Night of the Living Dead when it came out. It seemed much scarier.
Since MST3K and Rifftrax, it is difficult to be scared by any film these days.......
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A really bizarre movie, one of the best I've seen in a while. Highly recommended.
It did pretty good on Rotten Tomatoes too.
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/lifechanger/
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David Lynch's movies are very disturbing. My list but in no real order. (link to Japanese film posters of 10 iconic David Lynch projects)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
Mulholland Drive
Eraserhead
Blue Velvet
Wild at Heart
Lost Highway
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/david-lynch-films-made-in-japanese-film-posters/?fbclid=IwAR3zQKJtOYiHW-e2s7zPLH7SGKcGc9fopfivIoASJj-rLpzYnwRQNPJxmBE