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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:28 PM
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some horror film makers try to take their movies to the next level. NG what is the most fucked up disturbing film you have seen and why?
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:30 PM
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Grindhouse. It was 5 hours long, people were deformed, and there was a lot of un-necissary blood.
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idk, hostel, saw, final destination?
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:31 PM
At 9/4/09 08:30 PM, kamelona wrote: idk, hostel, saw, final destination?
saw wasnt that disturbing it was just a gory film but it didnt have a lot of disturbing scenes though.
Posted at: 9/4/09 08:34 PM
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Big Momma's house 2.
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:36 PM
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Well, if a 10 minute rape scene is your idea of disturbing, then Irreversible is probably for you.
Posted at: 9/4/09 08:39 PM
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'Cannibal Holocaust' is pretty hardcore. Personally I haven't seen it and I don't want to see it. Contains extreme violence, little a bit of rape apparently and real animal cruelty.
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:40 PM
At 9/4/09 08:34 PM, TheTrooper5 wrote: Big Momma's house 2. Due the fact it exists
i know i shudder at the thought of it.
Posted at: 9/4/09 08:41 PM
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I can't remember the name of it, but I know of this old Italian film from the 60's or 70's that had real gore (no deaths or dismemberment, though), animal cruelty, and copious amounts of scatology.
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:42 PM
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Disturbing?
August Underground. Any of them.
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Halloween 2 (new one) was seriously fucked up. Hostel was also a big one.
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:43 PM
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I always thought that "The Happening" while having horrible acting, had the creepiest death scenes I've ever seen.
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:45 PM
At 9/4/09 08:43 PM, Im-A-Pirate wrote: I always thought that "The Happening" while having horrible acting, had the creepiest death scenes I've ever seen.
Agree. I thought the critics were way too harsh on the movie. Hating just because it was M. Night Shyamalan. I got chills watching the construction workers jumping off the construction site and the people hanging from trees.
Posted at: 9/4/09 08:46 PM
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i would have to say fido if you haven't seen it it's a comedy\horror about a world where zombies are pets it's really gross...made in canada (no wonder why)
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:47 PM
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Well, Gothika was FUCKED UP.....I'm serious, it wasn't even scary, just fucked.
Also, the Shining. Great movie, great book, and Jack Nicholson just fucking aced the acting part, but it was the insanity that made it so fucked upedly good.
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:48 PM
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At 9/4/09 08:42 PM, ornery wrote: Disturbing? August Underground. Any of them. "Feed" is pretty whack as well.
August Underground was pretty crazy yeah. Just seems like a straight up snuff film. I believe the one I saw was Mordum and it was weird when I saw it because I thought it was real lmao
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Posted at: 9/4/09 08:51 PM
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At 9/4/09 08:36 PM, HeartbreakHoldout wrote: Well, if a 10 minute rape scene is your idea of disturbing, then Irreversible is probably for you.
Irreversible was the first movie that jumped into my head when I saw this topic. I don't usually cringe at movie violence but the Fire extinguisher to the head made me cringe, as did the arm breaking. The rape didn't bother me as much as what the guy did when he was done with her.
Also Cannibal holocaust and Cannibal Ferox were pretty disturbing too. They were both just horror movies with scene of animal snuff in them.
Posted at: 9/4/09 08:57 PM
At 9/4/09 08:45 PM, NickFulp wrote: At 9/4/09 08:43 PM, Im-A-Pirate wrote: I always thought that "The Happening" while having horrible acting, had the creepiest death scenes I've ever seen.Agree. I thought the critics were way too harsh on the movie. Hating just because it was M. Night Shyamalan. I got chills watching the construction workers jumping off the construction site and the people hanging from trees.
The Happening was really a tongue-in-cheek send off to all those 50's invasion / sci-fi films. That would explain the bad dialogue and wooden acting from actors and actresses who have given great performances in the past.
Personally, I think M. Night Shyama-la-la-lan is a pretty poor writer though a great director. The scene where the kids are banging on the boarded up house and the shotgun barrel slowly emerges from the boarded up window is really creepy.
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