@nana
I hope u enjoyed "cannibal holocaust"?
Well, good luck watching "the hills have eyes". You'll need it.

obinna5000:

@nana
I hope u enjoyed "cannibal holocaust"?
Well, good luck watching "the hills have eyes". You'll need it.

Oh,need I say I can't eat my dinner anymore?Am so so irritated

For me, it's not the gore that makes a film disturbing. It's the psychological aspect of it that genuinely frightens, So all those limb flying, blood spewing ones are not the criteria for a movie being disturbing for me,

Now, The Omen is hands down the most disturbing thing ever!

Silence of the Lambs

Sweeny Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street, even if it's supposedly a light hearted musical, suure!

American Psycho, seriously?

As far as books go, Stephen King's Pet Sematary is also deeply disturbing,

As far as recent ones go, The Unborn and The Orphan are also unsettling, The Japanese version of Dark water is also rather eerie.

and the MEGA disturbing film of ever, The Philosophy of a knife. It's documentary-isn about Unit 731, Japanese experimentation on human beings, puts Hitlers camps to shame, now THAT was a disturbing movie, no watch am if you sensitive!

Constantine, Stigmata and the Exorsist, religious themed ones get me every time!

iice:

It's disturbing how the Art of War 2 ever saw the light of day

IICE!!! lmaoooo! mean!

the same can be said for The Knowing imho, i'm not one to make a fuss, buh i seriously considered asking for a refund after watching it. Nonsense and ingredients! *hisses with aplomb*

Meyn Iice i was a victim! i don't think i'd ever bothered with a Nic Cage movie before that, he has those basset hound eyes that are depressing, aaaaand he just fails to raise any sort of excitement, i watched that one by mistake, there was nothing else on at that time at the cinema, punishment for impatience! never again!

Aaah don't get me wrong o, I LOVE Sweeny Todd, like unhealthily, see i adore Johnny, and the chick too, she played Belatrix in the HP movies, yes? I love the lighting of the film, the characters, everything!! lol, and the disturbingness only adds to it, just like Lemony Snickett: a tale of unfortunate events, which has something creepy about it that i just can't put my finger on,

ooh and while we are on movies that shouldn't be freaky but are, The Curious Case of Benjamin button creeps me out properly! even if my friend insists it's a very charming movie, *snort!*

Johnny Depp, Helena Boham Carter & Tim Burton _{(The Three Musketeers)}  Tim Burton can never do a movie nowadays without Johnny Depp & Helena Boham Carter.
Just like how Martin Scorsese can't do without Leonardo DiCaprio.

someone mentioned Abiku meeeeennnn that film gives me chills even typing about it, but for me hands down Candyman takes the crown. this film scared/disturbed me ages as a kid took me a long time b4 i could look @ the mirror

Has anyone seen 'The Collector'?[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][color=#990000][/color] That movie is crazy. experience killing at the weirdest, most cruel and heart-less form unimaginable coz its beyond human comprehension. how could someone sit down and think of such?

Nneka the pretty serpent and koto orun - very disturbing!

IIce, Looool @ Old Baby Benjamin, it wasn't even funny meyn, i used all my strength to look for the "beauty" and whatnot in it, lai lai, fear won!

As for Naija films that messed me up, Karashika, Blood Money and The Sign, not many movies manage to make me not want to sleep, these ones succeeded welllll!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoCdSd-uS4g

^^ That's a link for Philosophy of a knife, do NOT WATCH if you are a sensitive viewer, buh that is some of the most disturbing footage i have ever seen, that being said,

@m.i.
"Men Behind the Sun (1988)" also talks about the atrocities that Unit 731 committed during the second World War. " "Philosophy of a Knife" and "Men Behind the Sun" talk about the same thing and are both graphically violent.

obinna5000:

@m.i.
"Men Behind the Sun (1988)" also talks about the atrocities that Unit 731 committed during the second World War. " "Philosophy of a Knife" and "Men Behind the Sun" talk about the same thing and are both graphically violent.

True, true, haven't gotten round to Men Behind the sun though, still recovering, when i gather liver finish, i'll take it on , in the mean time, i just read about it, Things that went down in Unit 731, horrendous!

@m.i.
It also reminds me of the famous disgusting video on the internet "2 Girls 1 Cup". The video shows two girls eating feces from a cup and puking in each other's mouth.

Obinnaaaaa! ewww! that's just wrong!

after watching cannibal holocaust,it took me a while to get around to eating meat agian.house of wax creeped me out when i was a kid.saw really disturbed me and i can't forget i spit on ur grave.

Oh man. My tummy is desperate to empty itself. I've never heard such a disgusting thing. Lucky I've never seen it. I'd be in an asylum.

Eh? You're looking for a warm body to keep you company in the asylum. Leave me abeg. I no want. Seriously o, cuz if you do, I won't be able to resist opening it.

Pot of life
Koto Orun
Hostel
Wrong turn
Cannibal

Nneka the pretty serpent

Final destination I,II,III,IV
hills have have eyes 1 & 2
Dawn of the dead
Shaun of the dead
SAW I and V
Nightmare on elm street
Evil Dead
Anachrophobia
The invasion of the body snatchers
Bride of frankenstein
Midnight meat train(one hell of a horror movie)

Hostel isn't disturbing to me. Actually found the movie boring

When I first saw "I Spit on Your Grave (1978)" as a kid, I thought it was the most disgusting thing I've ever seen. After seeing it again recently, I thought the killings looked to comically _{(abi na fake)}  .

I just got news that there is going to be a remake of "I Spit on Your Grave". Its going to be released on October 31, 2010.

On Halloween? Lame

On Halloween? Lame