johnart said:

We really need to have sick & twisted drinks together...

'the others' freaked me out.

RenHoek said:

ABsolutely! Must happen.

"irriversable" really disturbed me...way too violent & disgusting.

scariest movie ive seen is The Exorcist..Not gory..just scary.

sonic said:

Definately the scariest...her face and voice freak me out I refuse to ever watch that alone nor in the dark. This goes for Exorcism of Emily Rose as well I find exorcism and possession hard to watch.

PanthaGirl said:

I find it hard to watch as well. The Exorcist really crossed some lines. That being said, I never saw it as a kid. I was seeing news reports of people running out of the theaters, shaking and balling their eyes out...before the movie had even ended. It wasn't until "The Version You've Never Seen" came out on DVD that I finally decided, at age 32, to buy it and watch it. STILL creeped me the F out! But I figured if I'm going to watch it, I might as well see the whole version. I've only watched it once after that. I was 32 in 2000, so you do the math on that one.

"Martyrs"... French film. Puts the 'F' in F'd up.

ernestsewell said:

OK, that was scary.

Anxiety said:

Isn't that the film where Monica Bellucci gets raped for, like, ten minutes straight in an unbroken shot, then gets her face smashed into the pavement?

Yeah, I think I'll pass.

ernestsewell said:

I watched it as a kid, I think I was ten or eleven,maybe twelve years old ? My dad´s friend, who was into all kinds of horror movies, brought this film to our place one evening and thought it would be a good idea for a little family gathering to watch this film and eat some potato chips and drink a few soft drinks and just chill.
He actually wanted to rent "The Evil Dead" but that was no longer available back then because it was banned during the 1980s ( in Germany ).
Anyway, so this man comes to visit us with his family, we all sat down in the living room, had potato chips, popcorn, fruits, soft drinks and all kinds of snacks on the table, and him and his wife were chatting with my parents before the film started,and the rest is just a memory of one of the weirdest evenings of my childhood. You should have seen my parents´ reaction.

The same dude was also into Spiderman comics and sometimes he would lend some comics from me and only bring back half of the book,torn into pieces, because he hadn´t finished the other half.
Weird guy, weird times.

I appreciate the Exorcist as a great film/story, but it never scared me or gave me a single nightmare.

I wish it had.

I've been watching horror films since the age of 6, when I saw original Halloween/original release at the movie theater. (2nd movie ever, first was Snow White )
Maybe this is why I'm so hard on movies not being scary.

PunkMistress said:

And I didn't even think that was the most shocking scene in the movie. People who have seen it will know to which scene I'm referring.

johnart said:

Same here...now that I remember..I thought she was pretty cool imo. I used to be like, "damn I wish I can fly in the air and curse people out" when I was little I used to try to be in bed and levitate and turn my head around and make my eyes go in my head never scared me at all.


Now THIS MOVIE SCRED THE BAJEEZUS out of me "The Secret Life Of Dahmer" Jesus Christ..it is still disturbing to this day The clips I just watched it again still haunts me.




I really want to see Irreversible and Sodom..those look magnifying. That Other movie in black and white with no dialogue looks incredibly weird!

show girls

kpowers said:

LOVE Show girls!

Naked Lunch

sextonseven said:

Ur referring to the murder scene with fire extinguisher.

noimageatall said:

Just watched it again last week

Remeber seeing it in the theatre, a stranger came up to us asking what the fuck just happened

PanthaGirl said:

Exactly. It was so savage and the guy's face had become so incredibly disfigured. The way it was filmed looked too real to me. Ugh.

sextonseven said:

That part really really got to me as well as the whole rape scene. Brutal.

ThirdandFinal said:

WHAT IS THAT THING!?!?!?

Mute Witness and Inside arrived over the weekend. Can't wait to watch them this week!

We watched "Inside" tonight! (someone mentioned it on this thread didn't they? Whoever it was thankyouthankyouthankyou!)

Anyway:



One of the most intense, "shocking", and just BEST horror movies I've ever seen.
Béatrice Dalle and Alysson Paradis act the shit out of this movie. Did I mention INTENSE???



Four months after her husband's tragic death, Sarah (Alysson Paradis) prepares to head to the hospital to deliver her miracle baby. But what should be a blessed Christmas Eve event turns terrifying when a crazed woman (Béatrice Dalle) arrives at her home intent on taking Sarah's baby. Taking up whatever sharp implement at hand, the psychotic woman relentlessly pursues the pregnant Sarah, determined to perform a grisly brand of C-section.

OMG and watch the dvd extras. The directors...

I just PRAY there won't be an American remake. I doubt the censors will allow the end scene to remain as in the original.
[Edited 6/29/09 19:04pm]

I also forgot to add this one to the suggestions:



Late one night, Lucas (Michaël Cohen) and Clémentine (Olivia Bonamy) encounter strange events in their remote country home. It starts with prank calls and strange noises, but when the power is cut off and their car disappears, the terrified couple is trapped by the unseen force. Is it simply kids from the school where Clémentine teaches, or could it have something to do with a mother and daughter who mysteriously vanished the day before?

It is similar to "The Strangers" (for a while rumored to be the original version because it was released earlier), but better IMO.

"Badland" -- it's so dark, it's almost abusive... to the viewer.

paisleypark4 said:

Gynecological tool for mutant women

ThirdandFinal said:

Nope..for regular women. That's what's so sick.

sonic said:

Ok EVERYONE I RENTED Salo and Irreversible.

I watched Irreversible last night



It was good. The moving all the time made me kind of [nausous] however I thought it was well acted and well made. The "scene" was pretty gritty. However that was the only basis of the film. After that..it kind of went downhill as in a real storyline. Had this been played in regular motion I think it would have had more of an effect on me..gritty but not too disturbing....

johnart said:

Sweetas I hear yah babes. I first watched the Exorcist when I was 5 years old and it truly frightened me, so brutal but on the other hand my bro, sis and best mate aren't scared so easily and can watch it with ease (whilst I'm hiding behind pillows and the couch). As an adult watching the redux version that included the spider walk scene freaked me out all over again...

As stated in another post the only movie that disturbed my bro was Salo and also Requiem For A Dream due to the content whereas I can watch Requiem and it won't disturb me but my bro doesn't even want it in the same room as him. Different strokes for different folks huh...

PanthaGirl said:

That spider-walk was the shit.