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♥MiCHiE♥ · 03-06-2009, 01:20 AM #51 (**permalink**)

Creepshow ruined me for life. If I hadn't seen that movie, I *might* not be so deathly afraid of roaches.....but NOOOOO I can't even go to bed if I know one is crawling around somewhere.

BloodyWellRight · 03-06-2009, 04:13 AM #52 (**permalink**)

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I was disturbed by Cannibal Holocaust..if you really want to have insomnia, do watch it! I couldn't sleep well and the next day I was still thinkign about the movie. It's an exploitation movie but it has a really good social commentary, despite all the gore and disturbing material. Soundtrack is well used too, gave me chills. It is not scary like The Exorcist scary, but very disturbing.

It's the only movie that truly disturbed me at this age. The other movies are those japanese/korean horror flicks of women with long hair and rotten faces.. hate those movies, typical shock tactics, but they never fail to keep me awake at night. Ugh.

Oh girl, I know exactly what you are talking about. I read some reviews and me being the nerd that I am; I just watched it. Very, very very disturbing D= It truly was disturbing and what made it really give me the chills was the fact that I don't think a lot of that was acting. I know some of it was but I'm not sure about some of it...

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Last House On The Left (original, omg omg)

Really? I didn't get through the whole thing just because I thought it was a little boring, but it's cool that I've found someone who knows about the original one too

And seriously, omg guys. I don't get freaked out easily, or disturbed easily but one movie that just took the cake was Salo, O 120 Days of Sodom. It just really, really got to me. I wasn't able to eat for twelve hours

What they do the the characters in the movie is just beyond cruel. Ugh...thinking about it makes my stomach wretch. I think what made this movie the most disturbing was the fact that shit like that actually DID happen in real life, and it was based on reality back then.

Freaks (1932) was really good I thought, a little disturbing the first time I watched it but now I really love it.

Fataliya · 03-06-2009, 05:41 AM #53 (**permalink**)

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If you wanna be probably more freaked out than disturbed then my vote would go to The Entity. It's from the early eighties and my mum said it was waaaay freaky so when I went to a big slumber party and we rented some videos I said we should get that one. None of us slept that night we all were sh*tting ourselves.

The freaky thing about this movie is that its based on a true story! Dollface I think you'd love it. Here's the plot summary:-

Carla Moran awakens one night to find herself being beaten and raped by an unseen presence. Terrified of what's happening to her, and shunned by friends and family who think she's lost her mind, she seeks help from parapsychologists. The researchers soon discover that evil spiritual force has been drawn to Carla and is responsible for the violent attacks. The question now, however, is how do they stop it?

I SAW THAT ONE!!! OMG, long ago....it kinda scared me, the way they show the entity raping her...

There is a movie I forgot to list, and I can't believe I forgot it. I've watched it about 10 times. I love it.

American History X, with Edward Norton (hottie) and Edward Furlong (nother hottie). It disturbed me, but for a different reason. It also made me cry.

I can't watch anything with aliens or demons if I'm alone. Some shows I love are Paranormal State on A&E, Ghost Hunters (used to watch it, at least), things like that. And any alien/satan/posession documentary on Discovery or TLC.

I just can't watch em alone...I get REALLY freaked out.

aziajs · 03-06-2009, 06:07 AM #54 (**permalink**)

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this is what my husband does after watching disturbing movies....
watch cartoons! LOL

I totally get that. Anytime I see something disturbing I instantly seek out something either happy and silly or something funny. I have to get those bad images out of my head.

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I saw that movie when i was like 8!! My dad and i used to have movie nights when i was little, and i used to watch fairly grown up films with him. But i was getting so scared i remember him pausing it and telling me he;d turn it off if i wanted to. Ofcourse i had to be a badass and insisted he finish it. Well, i hid under the blanket. All i remember is them finding a body and Blair Underwood saying that he was castrated.... I didnt even know what that meant, but i figured it out!

Oh my god. That movie is soo creeepy and Blair is soooo creepy in that role. He was castrated. He raped and killed the little girl. I just can't. I'm getting upset just typing it. I love him to death but I have seen him play dark characters a few times now and he does it toooo well for my taste.

emmy282 · 03-06-2009, 06:25 AM #55 (**permalink**)

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The movie based on Stephen King's book. Don't remember who's in it though...they're all holed up in a grocery store for awhile...

The fucked up ending though...the guy shot his kid and then himself in the head, because he thought they were trapped.

And when the fog lifted, safety was like, 2 feet away.

The ending is actually a lot more disturbing that that, to me anyway.
The main character and four others (one of which was his 8 year old son) make it out of the supermarket they've been holed up in. They try to drive out of the mist, but the car runs out of petrol (gas). They have a gun with only four bullets left. So they decide to take their own lives rather than be killed by the monsters in the mist. But there aren't enough bullets, so the main guy shoots each of them in turn, and then gets out of the car to face the monsters. However, suddenly the mist stars clearing and the military appear. He realises he has killed his son and the others only moments before they would have been rescued.

What was also disturbing to me was how religious paranoia takes hold of some of the people when in the supermarket, which, coupled with the extreme circumstances being lived, made normal people commit horrible acts.

Sorry for the rambling paragraph!!!

I have to second Monster as a disturbing film, and also 28 days later, but only at the end, when the soldiers think they have the right to rape the two women.

Basically anything horrible that could actually happen in real life...

luvsic · 03-06-2009, 10:01 AM #56 (**permalink**)

omg I so didn't expect this thread to take off!! lol

well, i don't remember any other movies that disturbed me that much....

Did you guys hear they're making a sequel to Donnie Darko? Richard Kelly said he wasn't going to be involved in it at all but it looks TERRIBLE.

The trailer made me just feel like

On the plus side, Daveigh Chase is reprising her role as Samantha...

See for yourself:

YouTube - S. Darko (Official Trailer in Sparkle Motion HD)

It's full of fail if you ask me..

florabundance · 03-06-2009, 10:23 AM #57 (**permalink**)

In terms of scary films...anything with child ghosts freaks me the fuck out.

But also films like Changeling...with disturbed serial killer type story lines leave me like

Shadowy Lady · 03-06-2009, 12:49 PM #58 (**permalink**)

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Originally Posted by florabundance

In terms of scary films...anything with child ghosts freaks me the fuck out.

But also films like Changeling...with disturbed serial killer type story lines leave me like

wow, I came to this thread to post exactly that; child ghosts and movies that show very dark side of human nature, like Changeling and also another one that creeped me out was Blindness

chiquilla_loca · 03-06-2009, 01:49 PM #59 (**permalink**)

horror movies are my fav, but i never seem to enjoy Rob Zombie movies
like House of 1000 Corpses.

BEA2LS · 03-06-2009, 02:44 PM #60 (**permalink**)

i like this thread.. scary movies don't scare me though and i am picky about them (I prefer halloween to anything new, but i did love the strangers).
movies that disturb me more are the ones that are really screwed up,

luvsic · 03-06-2009, 04:17 PM #61 (**permalink**)

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wow, I came to this thread to post exactly that; child ghosts and movies that show very dark side of human nature, like Changeling and also another one that creeped me out was Blindness

Blindness!! What this post was all about, girl...lol. Wasn't that movie horrible? I got the meaning of it, and it wasn't a bad movie, it was just UBER disturbing some of those things that they did. The effect was 10 times more cause everyone was blind, too.

DOLLface · 03-06-2009, 04:37 PM #62 (**permalink**)

rockin12 - The spiderwalk scene in The Exorcist is the one I had never seen until the special Halloween screening I went to. I had a huge smile pasted on my face when it came on.

I recieved The Exorcist "The Version You've Never Seen Before" on dvd for Christmas and it has that scene, but I haven't had a chance to watch it because I can't have it on if my brother's around.

I'm actually not into any of the Ghost Hunter type shows, but I absolutely adore Supernatural.

I love Freaks! I almost bought it recently, but I got The Wicker Man (original) instead. I also really enjoyed Creepshow because I'm a fan of anthology movies.

Usually I'm the only one who knows the Last House On the Left, so it's nice to find other people who've seen it, too. Does anyone plan on seeing the remake (March 13th)? I'm hoping it'll be ok because the trailer (go to the website and watch it!) is very well done, especially with Taken By Trees cover of "Sweet Child O' Mine" (which I immediately went and bought on iTunes after hearing).

LMD84 · 03-07-2009, 06:32 AM #63 (**permalink**)

-wolf creek disturbed me... i didn't like how real it felt to me.

-house of 1000 corpses... just really nasty and messed up

-straw dogs... i can actually imagine something like that happening year and years ago..

-the saw films.. seriously nasty stuff. me and hubby can only rent them rather than going to the cinema but at least when you're at home you can pause it when you need to get back to reality!

-american beauty... again i can imagine this actually happening in everyday life.

rockin26 · 03-08-2009, 03:00 AM #64 (**permalink**)

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-wolf creek disturbed me... i didn't like how real it felt to me.

It's funny you say you didn't like it because of how real it felt but it was actually loosely based on an actual serial killer we have here in Australia named Ivan Milat. He's a freaky SOB!

IDontKnowMomo · 03-08-2009, 04:43 AM #65 (**permalink**)

I've never been freaked out by a movie. I always watch horror movies and movies that are made to shock people but I really just can't get freaked out by a movie. It's frustrating, haha.

nubletta · 03-08-2009, 04:49 AM #66 (**permalink**)

Requiem for a dream. Oh my god at the ending. asnshdbnsad

nunu · 03-08-2009, 07:30 AM #67 (**permalink**)

I used to be okay with clowns and i never got how people would be afraid of them...but after watching It last year i have changed my mind, i HATE clowns.

V2LUCKY · 03-08-2009, 07:54 PM #68 (**permalink**)

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You know The Exorcist didn't bother me until they released the never before seen footage and there was that part where Regan is walking in a backwards arch down the stairs on her finger tips in fast forward! I swear that gave me chills.

I watched that movie maybe when I was 5 or 6 and to this day it is the scariest thing I've ever seen....I was in HS when they re-released it w/the extra footage and I had to put on a brave front for my friends but inside I was shitting bricks.

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Monster.
Based on the life of serial killer Aileen Wuornos, played by the beautiful actress Charlize Theron.

This movie isn't scary or disturbing to me but I did think that Charlize did an amazing job....I even cried at the end.

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Originally Posted by Doowop

I was disturbed by Cannibal Holocaust..if you really want to have insomnia, do watch it! I couldn't sleep well and the next day I was still thinkign about the movie. It's an exploitation movie but it has a really good social commentary, despite all the gore and disturbing material. Soundtrack is well used too, gave me chills. It is not scary like The Exorcist scary, but very disturbing.

It's the only movie that truly disturbed me at this age. The other movies are those japanese/korean horror flicks of women with long hair and rotten faces.. hate those movies, typical shock tactics, but they never fail to keep me awake at night. Ugh.

That's the one with the guy in the chair just cutting himself up right?....I heard about this movie, how weird, scary and just plain disturbing it is and that it's SUPER DUPER rare to find a copy it....well I made the mistake of telling my husband about it so he goes and finds it online I watched a few mins of it and I left the room I have never seen anything like it in my life, I felt horrible for watching the few scenes I did, like I had just done something bad and GOD was mad at me I dunno...I felt like I should go to church or something. I honestly can't even explain how I felt. What I watched was horrible I can't imagine what the rest of the movie is like.

ETA: Cannibal Holocaust is not the movie I was thinking, I asked my husband and he said it's called Begotten.

DOLLface · 03-09-2009, 07:49 PM #69 (**permalink**)

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I've never been freaked out by a movie. I always watch horror movies and movies that are made to shock people but I really just can't get freaked out by a movie. It's frustrating, haha.

I am the exact same way. I have yet to find a movie that scares (disturbs, etc.) me, and that's why I love horror so much.

It's actually quite funny when my friends want to watch a scary movie with me because they'll get really freaked out and I'll probably be giggling.

spacegirl2007 · 03-09-2009, 09:20 PM #70 (**permalink**)

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Awake kind of disturbed me as well..

i hatehatehate scary movies but i saw this because hayden christensen is the sexiest man alive. it was disturbing.
but worth it.

BEA2LS · 03-10-2009, 09:58 AM #71 (**permalink**)

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I've never been freaked out by a movie. I always watch horror movies and movies that are made to shock people but I really just can't get freaked out by a movie. It's frustrating, haha.

That's how i am with scary movies, people think i am lying lol. so i do not get freaked out but some movies do disturb me.

ashk36 · 03-10-2009, 11:55 AM #72 (**permalink**)

I like scary movies, but what freaks me out the most is anything doing those quick, jerky movements, with that creepy noise when they move that sounds like cracking bones (which my boyfriend told me is actually a drum at a buzillion times the speed so it's crazy fast.)

It's been mentioned many times, but Requiem for a Dream was a seriously fucked up movie. Really good acting though! You can't deny that. A movie that was very similar to Requiem was Spun. Except they're not all on heroin, they're on meth! Yayyyy meth!! Watching that movie made you feel like you were tweaked out on something. I felt twitchy just smoking a cigarette.

I can watch scary zombie killer stab stab stab movies all day, that's fine. But I will NOT watch movies about the end of the world. No apocalypse movies. None of that disaster shit. No armageddons for me. No thanks. Because that shit is what's most realistic to me. It gets my head spinning, and then I start thinking about what ifs, and then I'm likely to have a panic attack from thinking too much about the end of the world. Cause I'm crazy.

CaliforniaLA · 03-10-2009, 11:56 AM #73 (**permalink**)

Any really bloody/gory horror movie like SAW... are so disturbing! I cover my eyes for the majority of time.... can't handle all the violence.

Ruby_Woo · 03-10-2009, 02:53 PM #74 (**permalink**)

Ok I just rememebered ONE movie that has disturbed me. And its not gory or weird, its actually the theme that weirded me out.

-The Truman Show.

Has anyone else seen this? its a freaky theme!

carandru · 03-10-2009, 03:41 PM #75 (**permalink**)

I love horror movies and all that jazz, so although I can be scared or disturbed at the time, it usually doesn't last too long.

However , Frailty, w/ Matthew McConaughey scared the bejesus out of me!! Lol, moreso b/c the demons were real...real people doing everyday things but they were sure enough demons. My granny used to try to scare the religion into us and as a result and I am scared to death of demons! Not so much the obviously wrong or made up ones, which is why I can and do love horror movies... but the whole not knowing if the person next to you is a demon...really gets to me for some reason. dunno, I'm a weirdo.

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