Recommend me some eerie storylines....dark disturbing tale...or horror flick ( I have seen the goriest..but not disturbing).

Just recommend me some movie that just had you thinking afterwards like Descent, High Tension, Pan's Labrynth, The Life Of Jeffrey Dahmer, Natural Born Killers, The Glass House, The Guardian or even Henty: POASK...stuff like that ya know?

Doesnt have to be horror but a da-- good disturbing movie!

toy4him said:

The scariest part of that movie is, Matt Damon in those green speedos!

If you liked Pan's Labyrnth you should check out The Devils Backbone, also directed by Guillermo del Toro.
I loved it.

Oldboy was quite cool too.

Knowing is a good biblical end of the world thriller

paisleypark4 said:

Man Bites Dog?

Cape Fear

Graffiti Bridge

ernestsewell said:

It is disturbing

The Serpent and the Rainbow

Tourist Trap

muirdo said:

I absolutely recommend Devil's Backbone as well.

Also "The Orphanage"

ernestsewell said:

Yesssss!!! One of my all time faves.

Those fuckin dummies.

Wolf Creek

Hostel

both played on my mind for days after!

Wolf Creek, yep...

Session 9

Singapore Sling (absolutely THE craziest movie anyone, anywhere, will ever see)

Audition

Funny Games (the original)

^^^

Wolf Creek, scared me so bad! I watched it on HBO late at night, I walked around my house checking all doors and windows for half an hour.

INLAND EMPIRE was the last movie to make me feel like my sanity had been sucked out of my brain (which, okay, is no great feat, but still!). it's dark, it's disturbing, it's crazy, and it's bizarre. it's david lynch, so know that you're getting into some weird stuff, but if you want disturbing, you'll get it.

I hate to recommend this, because it is too disturbing but...

"Trouble Every Day"

johnart said:

I knew you were sexy for other reasons. You're like the only other person EVER to know that movie. My aunt and I watched it in Cinemax back in 1981 or whenever it came out, and I've never seen it on TV since. I snagged the DVD when I finally found it. It's SO ridiculous, and great at the same time. Truly a B-movie, but the death scene w/ the plaster....kinda creepy. Haunted me as a kid. We had the typical gay "Bad Movie Night" back in 2003/4 on Sundays before Queer as Folk would come on. I brought that, and Trick or Treat on different occasions. We laughed so hard at stuff.

ernestsewell said:

Totally own it. On vhs first (dating myself) and I was so excited when I found a DVD!! I remember when it was out at the movies (I was little) seeing the poster ad in the paper. Then watching it when it came on vhs (NOT beta ) with my mom and being creeped out.
As an adult there's definitely a lot of "funny" cause of all the bad acting (Tanya Roberts HELLO! altho she so works that tubetop! ). But the dummies remain so creepy to me.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

johnart said:

Mannequins still make me look twice, just to be sure....ya know.

And yes, she did work that tube top.

Byron said:

muirdo said:

Those were the first two movies that popped into my head.

muirdo said:

or El Orfanato

speaking of del Toro, I saw him do a cameo in the silliest film the other day

ernestsewell said:

the serpent and the rainbow was just ugh.. weird

Wolf Creek hands down - very disturbing and loosely based on truth

I couldnt watch it in one sitting....had to keep coming back to it

DanceWme said:

serpent and the rainbow and jacob's ladder would make a skeevy double feature.

Byron said:

I totally agree with the last two.

I would also say Requiem For A Dream and Irreversible, but those lean more toward just plain disturbing rather than scary.

Anxiety said:

i dont think i could handle that

sextonseven said:

irreversible is probably the most disturbing film i've ever seen, and not in any way that i would necessarily recommend. it's not a poorly done film by any means, but....JEEEEZUS.

Saw this ages ago. God knows what age I was, left an impression. Maybe not what you're after, but available to watch NOW! Four parts.