Check These Awesome Classics Out !!! >>> { driller killer...1979 } * { cannibal holocaust...1980 } * { the devils...1971 } * { the boy who cried werewolf...1973 } * { suspiria...1977 } * { frankenstein conquers the world...1965 } * { invasion of the blood farmers...1972 } * { i spit on your grave...1978 } * { shriek of the mutilated...1974 } * { mark of the devil...1970 } * { last house on the left...1972 } * { the hills have eyes...1977 } * { war of the gargantuas...1966 } * { lake of dracula...1971 } ]

]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grotesque_(2009_film) THIS COULD BE NUMBER ONE !!! i cant get the damn link to work ,but this is a 2009 japanese film called... "grotesque"...the movie ,human centipede, basically copied it...

"human centipede" is a whimpy horror movie when compared to "august underground"- 2001 and "august undergrounds mordum"-2003...and to anyone who thinks that really graphic horror films should be banned...i think your wrong...anyone whos gonna do something bad to someone is "already damaged" before they have seen any horror movie.....war is real horror and our youth being killed and blown up in war is horrible....war should be banned...not movies

I love cannibal holocaust.

three more disturbing and classic horror movies are, the haunting - 1963 and carnival of souls- 1962 they both are in b/w,really well made and stay with you long after your finished watching them..but, the really great color movie is from sweden by ingmar bergman ..."cries and whispers"- 1972, its his best film and parts of it must have influenced the exorcist! try and see it...

there are so many,heres some more.." i married a monster from outer space"-1958..."the texas chainsaw massacre"- 1974..." the rats are coming ,the werewolves are here! "-1972..."squirm"- 1976..."eraserhead "-1977..."the elephant man"-1980..."naked lunch"-1991...

Human Centipede!

Can't wait for the sequel.

" i was a teenage frankenstein" - 1957, now thats what i call a cult classic !

Originally posted by GorehoundLarry

Originally posted by Gazrok
Dark Crystal was pretty messed up...especially considering it's target audience...Jim Henson lightned up a bit on Labyrinth though (had a similar feel)....

As far as a mainstream, theatrical movie though, my money's still on the Cell as being the most disturbing...

The Ruins was pretty messed up too (the idea, mostly), but the book is REALLY messed up if you're looking for something really disturbing...

Speaking of messed up ideas and books,

if anyone ever gets a chance: Read 120 Days of Sodom by Marquis de Sade. There's a film titled Salo based off the book but takes place during WW2 in Mussolini's Italy. A truly powerful film experience...

Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom - is disturbing enough to watch, indeed. worse is that it does not leave your brain. this is cinema for advanced, mature students with deep interest in film and a specific subject matter. even then, i think one may learn of the power of imagery without viewing this film. i would advise one reads about it first and thinks twice. i owned a copy and i regret having watched it.

Originally posted by LargeFries

Originally posted by GorehoundLarry

Originally posted by Gazrok
Dark Crystal was pretty messed up...especially considering it's target audience...Jim Henson lightned up a bit on Labyrinth though (had a similar feel)....

As far as a mainstream, theatrical movie though, my money's still on the Cell as being the most disturbing...

The Ruins was pretty messed up too (the idea, mostly), but the book is REALLY messed up if you're looking for something really disturbing...

Speaking of messed up ideas and books,

if anyone ever gets a chance: Read 120 Days of Sodom by Marquis de Sade. There's a film titled Salo based off the book but takes place during WW2 in Mussolini's Italy. A truly powerful film experience...

Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom - is disturbing enough to watch, indeed. worse is that it does not leave your brain. this is cinema for advanced, mature students with deep interest in film and a specific subject matter. even then, i think one may learn of the power of imagery without viewing this film. i would advise one reads about it first and thinks twice. i owned a copy and i regret having watched it.

how and where do these directors and producers that make this kind of movie ^^^ find the people and get them to do what they are doing in the movie?...must be the same as the porn industry..."money and drugs" will convince just about anyone to do anything, especially if they grew up in a house and family that gave them no love and understanding...