The most disturbing horror movie ever?

[lepage]

If it is not the most disturbing then it is close to it.

The title of the film is "The Human centidpede"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX8fKLjC__c

pretty disturbing!

[johnmiic]

My friend told me about that one. I won't even look at the clip. No thanks!

[Mikey]

Looks like a comedy

[Meule]

Disturbing? Nah.
Weird? Definitely.

[Brazoo]

If you're able to watch a gory horror film I don't think you'll be as challenged watching this as people initially think. Of course I guess just the idea of this is going to be more disturbing to some people.

It's not horribly graphic - I think is what I'm trying to say.

Looks like a comedy

Actually the Doctor character is hilarious. Best part of the movie and worth it just for his performance.

[toys2cool]

lmfao! holy crap

[Brazoo]

In a way "The Human Centipede" was just an update of the classic mad scientist disfiguring people with crazy experiments movie. Like "Eyes Without a Face" or "The Brain That Wouldn't Die".

"Irreversible" was a much more disturbing horror movie, in my opinion: Irreversible (2002) - IMDb

Also "Audition" : Audition (1999) - IMDb

The most disturbing movie I can think of is "The Wannsee Conference". A made for TV German movie filmed from surviving transcripts in real time of a famous conference where Nazi's met to discus their plans for the "final solution". All it is is a conference room full of Nazi leaders calmly discussing the extinction of millions of people as if they're vice-presidents in a corporation discussing a new product. To me that's true horror: Die Wannseekonferenz (TV 1984) - IMDb

What are your guys most disturbing movies?

[babycyclops]

Most disturbing movie: Come and See.
It is a Soviet era World War 2 film

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091251/

Audition is waaaaay out there, pretty hard to sit through. I've been avoiding Irreversible.
I have to admit, I'm curious about Human Centipede, and might check it out.
Creepiest horror film: Rosemary's Baby is hard to top for fear and paranoia

[knight errant00]

Also "Audition" : Audition (1999) - IMDb

I was scanning the thread to see if anyone had mentioned that yet. I actually had to stop during the ending, it was so getting under my skin [shudder].

Never been more bothered by a movie. Ever.

[Mikey]

Personally, I thought Audition was kind of boring.

I think because I like monsters better than psychos.

[fallensaviour]

Looks like a comedy

I agree seems very amusing not really disturbing...LOL

[JediJaida]

I ran into a cheesy Mexican horror movie on Sci-Fi a couple of years ago. I can't remember the name, but the upshot is, a young man and his fiancee become trapped in a town full of overly inbred people, who are descendents of Cthulu, and in the end, he sets himself on fire, rather than marry his own sister, but he doesn't die.

Instead, they both end up falling into a well, and swimming off, and there's a bas relief of Cthulu or whatever Old One it was that started the whole thing.

Went to Wikipedia and looked up cthulu. It was a movie titled 'Dagon', and it seems that everyone in the town had the same Daddy: Dagon, but different mommies.

The ending, while not squicky, was truly disturbing, cuz it didn't really resolve anything except for the fact that the lead male actually swam off with his mermaid sister!

If that ain't disturbing, I don't know what is.

Oh, and the remake of 'The Cuckoos of Ipswich' with Christopher Reeves.

That ending was really disturbing, as was that little brat in charge of the kids. She was creepy with a capital 'C'.

[Mr.Krusher]

"Threads" is pretty rough for me. An older Charles Band film called 'Tourist Trap' always bothers the hell outta me, ughhh.

[Bizarro Amy]

Tokyo Gore Police. That movie messed with my head.

[Brazoo]

Most disturbing movie: Come and See.
It is a Soviet era World War 2 film

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091251/

Audition is waaaaay out there, pretty hard to sit through. I've been avoiding Irreversible.
I have to admit, I'm curious about Human Centipede, and might check it out.
Creepiest horror film: Rosemary's Baby is hard to top for fear and paranoia

Oh wow - I'm going to check out "Come and See" for sure! I just googled some images from it. Cheers!

Rosemary's Baby is creepy for sure. If you haven't seen it yet you should check out an earlier Polanski movie called "Repulsion".