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Originally Posted by TommyG-inFlaNow

Not a huge movie buff but mine was Jacob's ladder and People under the stairs

Was coming in here to say Jacobs Ladder. Glad to see im not the only one...

[masterzapper]

"Requiem For a Dream" is the most depressing movie I've ever seen.

I saw "Arachnophobia" when I was young and it gave me anxiety every time I sat on the toilet for probably 5 years.

As a father, "The Impossible" is the most upsetting movie I've ever seen.

"Apostle" on Netflix was probably the most gory/gross/disgusting.

[bimmer pleaser V2]

Originally Posted by TommyG-inFlaNow

Not a huge movie buff but mine was Jacob's ladder and People under the stairs

Clicked on the thread to say Jacob's Ladder, it was the first post. That movie was 2 hours of literal nightmare. Grudge a close second.

[Fly320s]

Idiocracy.

I could only take 10 minutes of that garbage. That movie sucks the brain cells out of your head.

[ntg44]

Pinocchio.

As a kid, something just didn't feel right about it. Now as an adult, knowing what's actually going on, I realize why and it's even more disturbing. Thematically, it's a pretty messed up movie. Certainly not for little kids. I don't think the subliminal messaging in that movie completely goes over their heads either.

[Frostynorth]

Originally Posted by Fly320s

Idiocracy.

I could only take 10 minutes of that garbage. That movie sucks the brain cells out of your head.

That's a documentary of the Future.

-
Ex Machina, showing the ability of robots knowing us better than we know ourselves.

[ryan stewart]

The Wizard of Oz. I was 6 and the flying monkeys freaked me the hell out.

[King Rudi]

In continuation, because I'm a child of the 80's; I'm going to throw Faces of Death down here. To those that know, will not disagree.

Originally Posted by Fly320s

Idiocracy.

I could only take 10 minutes of that garbage. That movie sucks the brain cells out of your head.

Wait....whut? We live a modern day version of this movie presently. You need to stomach this one out. I feel like this movie should be required watching for this day and age. Think of it as an instructional, how-to video on how to deal with people younger than 35. To those reading who are younger than 35, don't get pissy, just accept that this is how everyone around you sees you. (I'm kidding......but not really.)

[The0pportunist]

The opening scene in Sinister

Still surprised it was allowed to air.

[Romo]

Soylent Green


I saw that movie as a child, 8-9 years old.


I was shocked by the plot.


Even as I grew older we talked a lot about that movie later on, the impact was just huge.

[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by VChenz

The Town

I don't understand this one. "The Town" as in the crime thriller with Ben Affleck? This was a great movie but not sure how it would be classified as disturbing (as in scary).

[ryan stewart]

Originally Posted by King Rudi

In continuation, because I'm a child of the 80's; I'm going to throw Faces of Death down here. To those that know, will not disagree.



Wait....whut? We live a modern day version of this movie presently. You need to stomach this one out. I feel like this movie should be required watching for this day and age. Think of it as an instructional, how-to video on how to deal with people younger than 35. To those reading who are younger than 35, don't get pissy, just accept that this is how everyone around you sees you. (I'm kidding......but not really.)

People under 35? Hate to tell you dude but this has infected everyone, everyone is the "ignorant expert" now. It wasnt just the youths who did this:


Mike Judge came from the future and that movie was written from his memory.

[brettcp]

Requiem for a Dream, that movie made me not even want to take a damn asprin for a while

[hdahman]

sinister
grudge
ring

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by ryan stewart

People under 35? Hate to tell you dude but this has infected everyone, everyone is the "ignorant expert" now. It wasnt just the youths who did this:


Mike Judge came from the future and that movie was written from his memory.

You are not wrong here.

.....but then, neither am I. The youths did not create this, they grew up with it and perfected it.

I could go on and on regarding this topic, but then again; anyone who actually tries at life could as well. It's those that I refer to as, being on "auto pilot" that are the enemy.

[martin-d]

A Serbian Film

Thats the first one that come to my mind.

[Mingwan]

Going to have to check out this Jacob’s Ladder

[twin fed]

Originally Posted by SickGTR

Event Horizon

I saw this in the movies when it came out with a bunch of friends. It was midnight showing on a crazy raining night. I knew nothing about then movie except that it was about space and time travel. we all walked out of that movie as quiet as could be, I think that we were all in shock.

[Alfisti]

Originally Posted by martin-d

A Serbian Film

Thats the first one that come to my mind.

Never heard of it but fuck me dead, sounds absolutely ridiculous. Like man.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Mingwan

Going to have to check out this Jacob's Ladder

The first one with Tim Robbins is the one to watch. Don't know about the second one, never saw it.

[bimmer pleaser V2]

Originally Posted by Mingwan

Going to have to check out this Jacob’s Ladder

To me any movie that blurs the difference between reality and imagination is terrifying. Pan's Labyrinth is another example but in a different direction.

[Frostynorth]

Old Boy, was a pretty messed up movie.