What are your favorite horror/gore/very disturbing films

[Coffee]

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Seriously disturbing? Funny Games

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Absolutely! Another Michael Haneke film, The Piano Teacher, is twisted and disturbing in a completely different way. Both are excellent.

Audition and Oldboy are awesome and have been discussed here ad nauseam.

Come and See is probably the best of them all and is never really discussed anywhere from what I can tell.

And if you want a documentary, Night and Fog is the most [censored] up thing I've ever seen. Visions from it still haunt me several years later.

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Oops...forgot...Ichi the Killer needs to be in here somewhere, too.

[Wu36]

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[Klompy]

Favorite- hard to say, I think most are about the same.

most disturbing- salo ftw

[ilya]

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and THE DESCENT.

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I actually watched this yesterday. I was super psyched cuz all I had heard was good things about it. OMG, it sucked so bad [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

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But you gotta admit, the shot of her climbing out of Plato's cave over a mountain of human and animal bones is pretty sweet.

[Tennenbaum]

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Jacob's Ladder

Edit: My favorite horror movie is the original Nightmare on Elm Street, fwiw.

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Love Jacob's Ladder. I like movies that play w/ your mind a bit.

And my friend Sara and I both have the orig. Nightmare Elm St. as our favorite too.

[NT!]

dead alive is a good pick.

rob zombie's movies blow goats, sorry.

[wildzer0]

Castle Freak
People Under The Stairs
Last House On The Left
House By The Edge Of The Park
Dead or Alive
Battle Royale
Nail Gun Massacre
Devil's Experiment
Evil Dead Trap
High Tension
Funhouse
Basket Case
Return Of The Living Dead
In The Mouth Of Madness
Ichi The Killer
964 Pinnochio
Don't Torture a Duckling
Demons
Make Them Die Slowly


Those are a few of my favorites off the top of my head. Also, I agree with a previous poster, Nightmare On Elm St is my all time favorite.

[Dan.]

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rob zombie's movies will blow your mind

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FYP.

[wildzer0]

Meh, I enjoyed Devil's Rejects (much more than House of 1000 Corpses) but I don't think either movie is really anything special. I don't mind derivative horror films for the most part (or even remakes) but Rob Zombie does it in a way where I think it takes away from enjoying the movie if you've seen a lot of the movies he's referencing and out and out ripping off.

[Wires]

Horror: The Changeling, The Exorcist

Gore: Ichi the Killer, Audition, Dead/Alive

Disturbing: I was 14 when I first saw the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (35 now). At the time this film had the greatest psychological impact on my then fragile little mind.