Crayola Oblongata
Hall of Fame
They are remaking it. I heard with Will Smith of all people, but this is an early rumour. They are also remaking Lady Vengeance.......
What is the weirdest/creepiest film you have ever seen?
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They are remaking it. I heard with Will Smith of all people, but this is an early rumour. They are also remaking Lady Vengeance.......
excellent. smith's version of I Am Legend completely missed the point and i'm sure this will too.
albino smurf
Professional
The whole vengeance series has to be up there. Also Section 13. For me the violence in the movie Dogma was one of the most disturbing for some reason. I think it was due to the angels nonchalance about it all.
Power Player
Bionic Poster
They are going to remake The Chaser too. Which is an awesome movie. Decaprio will be in it. I just don't see how you can remake these movies when the location really is key to the storyline. I would reccomend everyone check out the original..but good luck finding it. Hollywood's new game is to buy the rights and then make the original really hard to find.
They did this with REC. It is way easier to get the remade version then the orginal. I would add the orginal to the creepy movie list also.
To remake Old Boy would just be a complete insult to cinematography.
They did this with REC. It is way easier to get the remade version then the orginal. I would add the orginal to the creepy movie list also.
To remake Old Boy would just be a complete insult to cinematography.
I found "Jungle Fever" disturbing. It's about an African-American man who has an affair w/a white, Italian-American woman. There's a scene in the film where the woman's father literally beats her up after he finds out about the affair. I was so upset that I turned off the recorder & have never watched the rest of the film.
stormholloway
Legend
This one creeped me out as a kid.
I also second Funny Games. It's disturbing and heartless.
Event Horizon anyone?
I also second Funny Games. It's disturbing and heartless.
Event Horizon anyone?
Power Player
Bionic Poster
Yeah Event Horizon was incredibly eerie.
pricey_aus
Semi-Pro
Watch "They Martyrs (sp?)"
Its a french film that came out last year.
It is INTENSE too say the least. gave me a scare to say the least.
Its a french film that came out last year.
It is INTENSE too say the least. gave me a scare to say the least.
Power Player
Bionic Poster
Yeah its called "Martyrs" and I don't think a lot of people could handle it..lol.
pricey_aus
Semi-Pro
^^
Yeah its f*cking rough.
Good movie though, just pretty gnarly.
hahaahaha im getting creeped out just thinking about it.
It does give you the biggest adrenaline rush ever, though
Yeah its f*cking rough.
Good movie though, just pretty gnarly.
hahaahaha im getting creeped out just thinking about it.
It does give you the biggest adrenaline rush ever, though
pricey_aus
Semi-Pro
^^
aha sorry, I didn't ready the whole thread.
But yeah I understand, it's not for everyone.
But you have to admit, the intensity that the director creates is fascinating.
It takes horror the a whole new level, no?
aha sorry, I didn't ready the whole thread.
But yeah I understand, it's not for everyone.
But you have to admit, the intensity that the director creates is fascinating.
It takes horror the a whole new level, no?
aimr75
Hall of Fame
disturbing is probably a better description
Power Player
Bionic Poster
The french make some amazing movies. They destroy american film sometimes with their vividness and creativity.
I reccomend The City of Lost Children .
I reccomend The City of Lost Children .
Crayola Oblongata
Hall of Fame
Power Player
Bionic Poster
Delicatessen is very good too. It's cool how they had a midget for the lead and they made him look normal height.
Joe Average
Rookie
"Blue Velvet."
"The Bad Lieutenant" featuring three minutes of full-frontally nude Harvey Keitel doing a drunken dance
"Manhattan," Woody Allen with Mariel Hemingway as his high school-aged girlfriend. That was pretty creepy, even at the time (1979).
"Freaks" (1932) with real sideshow performers
"The Bad Lieutenant" featuring three minutes of full-frontally nude Harvey Keitel doing a drunken dance
"Manhattan," Woody Allen with Mariel Hemingway as his high school-aged girlfriend. That was pretty creepy, even at the time (1979).
"Freaks" (1932) with real sideshow performers
TBobLP
Rookie
I third that
Great movie.
Dedans Penthouse
Legend
"Reflections In a Golden Eye"
Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando, David Keith, Julie Harris, Gordon Mitchell, Robert Forster (and Harvey Keitel)
weird=8; creepy=9.5
(dishonorable mention):
"Morgan"
Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando, David Keith, Julie Harris, Gordon Mitchell, Robert Forster (and Harvey Keitel)
weird=8; creepy=9.5
(dishonorable mention):
"Morgan"
FlamEnemY
Hall of Fame
I believe it's actually the opposite.
*possible spoiler*
Through privation from the most basic needs and constant torment it's only the females who have the ability to see beyond the 'normal' world. The idea is interesting, makes you wonder whether the torment is actually real torment or in fact is a road to salvation.
I liked the movie. It wasn't that shocking, though I wanted to beat the cr@p out of one of the members of the organisation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salò_o_le_120_giornate_di_Sodoma
Banned in several countries. Doesn't get any creepier/more disturbing.
I couldn't watch it till the end.
Banned in several countries. Doesn't get any creepier/more disturbing.
I couldn't watch it till the end.
truthorbust
Banned
The great Global Warming Swindle... total crap.
Certainly agree! It's one of those films I am glad I got through, and if I had to make the choice again I would still watch it, I just wouldn't recommend it to the average horror fan.
I agree to some degree, the point being is women have no choice in the matter, they are forced to be enlightened. And even then the results are not concrete as the organisation isn't actually sure what happens in the limbo state they get the victoms
Cesc Fabregas
Legend
Just read the plot to 'A Serbian film' and the the writers and director should be put in prison for making such a twisted film.
10,000 Motels, with Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention. I think the projector broke when I saw it in 1972 or so, the movie just sort of stopped all of a sudden, but it hadn't made any sense anyway. People just sort of sat there for a few minutes and then started leaving.
Photoshop
Professional
I agree. This isn't "art..." it's becoming a competition for who can come up with the most lunatic and goriest scene. The baby scene in A Serbian Film was very tough to watch, and that's the understatement of the year.
*breaksracquet
Semi-Pro
The Poughkeepsie Tapes.
Audition.
Audition.
Cindysphinx
G.O.A.T.
Reservoir Dogs.
I hated everything about it, and it creeped me out.
Now, Pulp Fiction is a classic. Not so for Reservoir Dogs.
I hated everything about it, and it creeped me out.
Now, Pulp Fiction is a classic. Not so for Reservoir Dogs.
Don't know if it's the sickest movie I ever saw, but surely it's hight at my list as well. The train or metro station scene is just nausiating...
JustBob
Hall of Fame
See this thread: "The 100 Most Disturbing Movies of All Time"
http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=334266
http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=334266
Lunaticalm
New User
Caligula
Eyes Wide Shut (Illuminati)
A ClockWork Orange
Paranormal Activity
Eyes Wide Shut (Illuminati)
A ClockWork Orange
Paranormal Activity
fruitytennis1
Professional
Uhh had to watch that with my GF...
Now a truely scary movie would be "Killer Clowns"-cant even type that with a strait face.
Mick
Legend
i find this movie pretty weird
from wikipedia:
Audition (オーディション, Ōdishon?) is a 1999 Japanese horror film directed by Takashi Miike and starring Ryo Ishibashi and Eihi Shiina. It is based on a Ryu Murakami novel of the same title. Over the years, the film has developed a cult following.
from wikipedia:
Audition (オーディション, Ōdishon?) is a 1999 Japanese horror film directed by Takashi Miike and starring Ryo Ishibashi and Eihi Shiina. It is based on a Ryu Murakami novel of the same title. Over the years, the film has developed a cult following.
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