What's the Most disturbing Movie or TV show you have ever seen ?

[Batsleeves]

But, not bad.

 

[jamesbong]

One episode of the X-Files.

'Home'

Good one. Very disturbing. Great episode nonetheless.

 

[GoSooners]

I can't believe nobody has mentioned The Human Centipede.

 

[Willie99]

Mississippi Burning, based on a true story
Saving Private Ryan, a glimpse into what war looks like
Ghosts of Mississippi, again showing the racial hatred of the 60's

 

[pocketrockets]

I can't believe nobody has mentioned The Human Centipede.

We did, page 2

 

[Betallsports]

a lot of Sick fuking movies out there

 

[camy]

Back in the 1970's went to see "Last House on the Left". I was probably 13 or 14 and it disturbed the shit out of me and all the tough guys I was with. I saw a remake of it and it had no effect on me whatsoever. Would love to see the original again. I remember there were protests at the theater that showed it and the theater took it down.

 

[shale]

http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2012/08/the-50-most-disturbing-movies/

 

[festeringZit]

That disgusting Serbian movie says it contains a newborn baby rape scene.

#1. how is that not child porn

#2. why would anyone even think about watching something so fucking disgusting?

 

[pocketrockets]

That disgusting Serbian movie says it contains a newborn baby rape scene.

#1. how is that not child porn

#2. why would anyone even think about watching something so fucking disgusting?

agreed... I don't even remember how it was displayed... I blocked the film from my memory it seems

 

[pocketrockets]

and when I watched it I knew it was fucked but didn't know to what extent

 

[StevieRay]

That disgusting Serbian movie says it contains a newborn baby rape scene.

#1. how is that not child porn

#2. why would anyone even think about watching something so fucking disgusting?

i felt dirty reading about it, went to church last night

 

[dtmad]

The name, I think, was "Hotel Hell", with I think Rory Calhoun. 1960-1970 movie. Husband and wife set up a trap on the local highway and killed and made sausage out of their victims. Also "Hostel". I wish I'd never watched them.

 

[lostinamerica]

+1 for Eraserhead

GL

 

[BigLouReturns]

The name, I think, was "Hotel Hell", with I think Rory Calhoun. 1960-1970 movie. Husband and wife set up a trap on the local highway and killed and made sausage out of their victims. Also "Hostel". I wish I'd never watched them.

Saw Hotel Hell, laughed through most of it. Cliff Claven from Cheers gets killed early in that movie if I remember correctly.

 

[KingEleven]

Call me whatever name you wish, but I cannot watch these type movies....it really bothers me that people that are human beings can even think this shit up