The whole of the movie irreversible, its a french movie that is back to front (bloody french) and includes horrific 'death by fire extinguisher' more swearing than any other movie ever, anal rape (not very nice) scenes from inside a gay brother (also not very nice) and another couple horrific knife murders. I think a couple of the killing in it were in the top 10 of the most horrific ever in a movie in one of the top movie mags. Id reccomend it if you want to get freaked out,
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Heavenly Creatures and the entire story it was based on disturbed me. It's an excellent film, but the way the girls bonded and the way in which they murdered the mother really really disturbed me at the time.
(It star's Kate Winslet and is the story fo 2 New Zealand girls who lived in a world of fantasy and eventually planned and killed one of their mothers - for anyone who's no idea what film I'm talking about)
almost fainted when I watched Blair witch project. Low budget cost movie. I regret watching it in cinema.
Was no one here disturbed by evil dead 2 ??? swear to god the scene where his wife first comes after him made me scream like a lil girly
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The Tigger Movie really got to me - it really did - still gives me night mares several years since I saw it.
No film has disturbed me a great deal - I need to watch more films! I think my problem is that I'm very cynacle and desconstruct films as I watch them.
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Seven was pretty disturbing in parts, esp at the end.
The film that disturbed me the most was stanley kubriks clockwork orange. I havnt seen the whole thing. I watched the gang break into somebodys house/flat and after that i didnt want to see anymore
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Hmm saw Blair witch in a cinema - totally failed on me - most people were laughing through it, the other half left...
Nightmare on Elm street freaked me when I first saw it - I was 10/11 years old...
Nothing else has really freaked me since, except the end of Seven. I think the most freaky moments in films are when you /don't/ see whats happened.
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The only horror to ever get to me was The Thing, still does a pretty good job on me now.
I plan on living forever. So far, So good......
I Spit On Your Grave (aka Day Of The Woman)...
Watched the Japanese uncut version a few years ago and that was fairly uncomfortable viewing. Either that or Cannibal Holocaust (again uncut).Not quite sure why I have the latter in my collection as I'm not a great fan of the horror genre...
Alien really freaked me out, I was only a kid watching it on my own and I had to stop the tape about an hour into it. Then first time I saw Aliens I couldn't watch the bit with the queen either. I was checking the ceiling and stuff for ages after tooI still have dreams about them, not really nightmares though...
Arachnophobia (sp) - I hate it because its a stupid film but after seeing it I got arachnophobia too, whereas before I didn't mind spiders at all and could pick em up no worries.
Mini!!!!!
War Zone is a pretty mashed up movie.
Living and dying laughing and crying
Once you have seen it you will never be the same
Life in the fast lane is just how it seems
Hard and it is heavy dirty and mean
Alive - the film about the plane crash in the Andes.
Horrifying - and true
I have to agree with Skii about baseball bat scene in Casino. Though now i've seen it a few times it's fine, but it just looked so real the first time, done SO well.
The needles in the eyes in Audition made me wince
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