American Psycho was brilliant. Hilarious, even. I loved the scene with the business cards. Check it out based on the reccommendation of a complete stranger on the internet (me).Aubrey said:All I had to do is look at the pictures on the back of the American Psycho box to know I couldn't handle watching it. Ugh! Is it really as sick as it looks?
Aubrey said:All I had to do is look at the pictures on the back of the American Psycho box to know I couldn't handle watching it. Ugh! Is it really as sick as it looks?
jbal said:American Psycho was brilliant. Hilarious, even. I loved the scene with the business cards. Check it out based on the reccommendation of a complete stranger on the internet (me).
Jaycinth said:For now I'm just hoping someone will put out "The Alien and Jason meet The Predator and Freddy in a Grudge Ring in Hell."
jbal said:American Psycho was brilliant. Hilarious, even. I loved the scene with the business cards. Check it out based on the reccommendation of a complete stranger on the internet (me).
HorrorWriter said:The most disturbing film for me was The Exorcist. Not only because of the movie but that it was based on a true story. The young boy it was based on lived on the East coast. His name was never revealed by the Catholic church but what they will say is that he is married with children and does not seem to remember his possession. Truth IS stranger than fiction!
JustinThorne said:Violence however, can be pretty grim. Irreversible contains some of the worst scenes I have ever seen. Hostel was pretty uncomfortable to watch, reminded me a bit of the Saw movies.
Of all those slasher/gore flicks a la Wrong Turn or Texas Chainsaw Massacre, I think Wolf Creek is pretty good. The main problem with this type of movie is that you have little time to care about the characters... in many you kind of want them to get killed! With Wolf Creek, it starts out like a good old fashioned road movie, plenty of time to empathize with the leads before they start getting their bits snipped off!
bsolah! there you are! I hadn't seen you here in a while.bsolah said:I liked Hostel. I liked that way it didn't go straight into the blood and guts. It did seem to have a kind of story, and a bit of a mystery and a twist.
Wolf Creek amazed me. The characters we so good, especially Mick Taylor. I agree, I liked the way you got to know the characters in it, kind of like Hostel.
Jackie Coupe said:this gets my bet too - the horrible scrunchy-rasps from the attic make my skin want to crawl off and die, and the girl says the c-word, unheard of for my generation and I'm not THAT old.
I tell you something else, the detective was very creepy in his own way, at one point his eyes are bugging out and you wonder if he was touched perhaps a bit too closely by what happened.
Of course they wrecked Damian Carris in the third one by making it so that he hadn't really died at the end of The Exorcist.
I saw this at 19 years of age, (thats ten years ago now), and it disturbed me very much.
Only Ichi and the Ring originals have come close to chilling me in the same way.
jbal said:bsolah! there you are! I hadn't seen you here in a while.
caren1701 said:I've only stopped 2 movies because they were too disturbing, Cemetery Man and Tombs of the Blind Dead. Cemetery Man shows just how sick & twisted some Italian directors are *shudder*
I'm a huge fan of sick & twisted, so I was surprised to find that I couldn't keep watching CM.
Pellegrina Leoni said:Seven (1995)
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I'd have to agree with you on that one... The Exorcist was one creepy movie..The most disturbing film for me was The Exorcist. Not only because of the movie but that it was based on a true story. The young boy it was based on lived on the East coast. His name was never revealed by the Catholic church but what they will say is that he is married with children and does not seem to remember his possession. Truth IS stranger than fiction!
How about a remake of "The Exorcism of Jaws." Can you imagine a great white shark who is possessed by the devil? Munching on a group of elderly church-goers.I generally don't watch horror films, but the Exorcist still gives me the creeps when I think about it. It's deeply disturbing.
The other one, though it's not a horror film is Jaws.