most disturbing film

Hello, poohgal!

Nightmare Detective seems to be quite gory, considering that it involves murder of the strangest kind.

I would definitely try to get a copy of this so that I could decide for myself whether it's truly disturbing.

By the way, what's the spoken language in this particular film? If it's Nihongo, is the subtitle in English?

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Yup. It has english subtitles. So don't worry, if I can understand the movie through the subtitles, I am sure you can too.=D

Most certainly, poohgal!

Thanks a lot for the assurance. lol...

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LOL that sounds like a movie I'd enjoy watching:-D I'll have to look for it and check it out

Thanks a lot for your contribution, Ravenladyj!

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Hostel was indeed disturbing, overdosed.

I've already watched 8MM and, like you, I find it disturbing as well, but it didn't bother me as much as it bothered you, since I didn't find myself lying in bed wide awake after watching it.

Exorcist was really freaky and it really spooked me out, to be frank, though it may not be as extremely disturbing as Paris Hilton's movies. lol...

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I'm glad to see I'm not the only who was bothered by 8mm.

Add me to the list of people bothered by 8mm. I can't even explain why exactly, it just did....Face Off freaked me out a little too.

that one movie that Paris plays in, it's called "WAX Museum" right?

That was actually a scary and sick movie... it was sick!!!!!

So is Paris, but for real, have you guys seen that movie she plays in?

foxyfire33, I agree that the concept of Face Off is simply unimaginably freaky.

Anyway, thanks for participating in this discussion!

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Foxxee, I haven't seen that yet. Are you sure that the movie per se is freaky or it's freaky because of Paris? lol...

Wax Museum would surely be included in my list of movies to watch, if only to see if it's really freaky.

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By the way, Foxxee, since I forgot to ask it in my previous post, do you know who directed Wax Museum?

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The movie that paris hilton plays in is actually called "house of wax", not wax museum. It is about a wax museum however.

I humbly stand corrected. Thanks a lot for the clarification, rezaferry!

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that is right!

house of wax!

lol!

i thought something was off. oh well, i was close.

director is "Jaume Collet-Serra"

from "house of wax"

Thanks for supplying that piece of all important info, Foxxee.

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Hostel is a FABULOUS flick! Certainly not for everyone since some of the scenes are graphic but its a great movie...I cant wait for the second one to come out on Tues.

8MM is also a terrific film...

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To be honest, this is the first time I've come across Thirteen, Rachel.

Is this an American film or not? Who directed it and when was it first shown in theaters?

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I think its an independent! I ran out of things to watch and I just grabbed it at my local blockbuster. I wish I hadn't I only made it to half the movie. I was debating between putting that down and Glitter! That was pretty bad.

Jeez I just noticed I say I alot.

Almost like the movie called "KIDS"

Foxxee, was Chloe Sevigny one of the cast of characters of KIDS? If she was, I believe I've seen it already.

Thanks in advance for answering my question!

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Thanks a lot for ably clearing that out, Rachel!

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Yep.

"Chloe Sevigny" did play in the movie KIDS.

Thanks for the clarification, Foxxee!

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I think what is disturbing is its actually partially based on Nikki Reeds (Evie) life..she (Nikki Reed) was the writer for that movie...whats also disturbing is I KNOW teens like that and the two characters in the movie (Evie & Tracy) reminded me VERY MUCH of my best friend and I at that age...alot of teens can sadly relate to it..even those of us who've grow up and away from that time in our lives ya know...

I saw Kids and thought it sucked hardcore...but there is a documentary called I believe, Girlfight, that is supposed to be very good....

Thanks a lot for candidly expressing your thoughts and feelings as regards the topic, Ravenladyj! I truly appreciate it.

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Thirteen was crazy, but wouldn't categorize it as disturbing. However, if one has ever seen a teen movie that was disturbing and secondary to the movie "Kids" then it would be the movie Bully which came out in 2001. A young kid that was bullied by his own so-called friend that just twisted his mind with disturbing sexual thoughts, abuse and other things. And his bully friend to say, ended up raping with of his girl friends. In the end, he ends up getting killed, but a lot of which were charged with murder. There was an R rated version and the uncensored version. The uncensored version was too explicit it was banned in many theaters and was only sent on for home video.

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Frankly, Copycat is also new for me.

Do you know when this movie was released? To somehow give me an idea of what this film is basically about, could you kindly tell me to what genre it belongs, if possible?

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the story is about a man who is copying the most notorious killers in the history. segourney weaver is a criminal psychologist. i think it was released in the US at around 1995. http://www.joblo.com/revi... to view the link it can help you. hope you have the chance to watch this.

Hey, thank you very much for the very useful link! I truly appreciate it.

I would surely try to watch this twisted film, if ever I get hold a copy of it.

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theres one more thing since you said twisted, have you seen twisted already. a movie of ashley judd,samuel jackson and andy garcia? http://movies.about.com/c... you like this too

I am not a big movie watcher.I have watched only a few filma during my lfe span so far.I have enjoyed watching a few hollywood movies though.The movies i have watced so far havent been very disturbing.

Roni, thanks for the great link. Twisted seems to really live up to its title. I would try to watch it one of these days.

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Nevertheless, Bhuadi, thanks a lot for openly sharing your sentiment in regard movies.

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Ohh...yes, Copycat gave me shivers too.

hi bonbon, yes and even i watch it over again, still gives me shiver

bonbon and roni, thanks a lot for openly sharing your sentiments as regards Copycat!

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The title of the film alone is already quite creepy, to my mind, especially since it seems to involve cannibalism (who in his right mind would enjoy watching a film where a human is devouring his/her fellow human?) and/or the holocaust (a devastatingly horrific period in our history, to be sure).

By the way, if you know, raijin, who directed it and when did it come out in cinemas?

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It's been a long time since it was made, that I forgot the director's name. But try also the award-winning film directed by Steven Spielberg, "Schindler's List" which starred Liam Neeson. It's also a great film, as it was also based on true-to-life events during the World War II holocaust about the Jews.

I perfectly understand, raijin. I would just scour through the net to find relevant info about Cannibal Holocaust.

Schindler's List is indeed a great World War II film and it really moved me. It really made me feel like I was likewise in that dark time in our history, experiencing the soul-crushing agony that Holocaust victims were experiencing then.

Thanks for recommending it, though, raijin!

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That clip must really be terribly disturbing, considering that after viewing it, you were so much upset that you "couldn't see anything other than the image and would periodically burst into tears."

I could just imagine how understandably equally upset you may have been with your "so called friend" for tricking you into watching that horrifying clip.

If you could still remember, though, twilight_75, what's the title of that clip? If ever there is one, who directed it? I just want to personally know whether such clip would top the disturbing films I've already watched.

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It was a clip of a hostage in Iraq I think, who was shown on his knees, hands tied behind his back having his head cut off with what must have been a blunt blade. The executioner held his head forward and cut from bact to front it took ages. I think and hope he was already dead as there wasn't much blood. I was so shocked by what i was seeing, yet was completly unable to turn my head away. It was disturbing because it was real.

I believe that I've seen this clip already, and I fully agree that the fact that such condemnable beheading was real only made it all the more disturbing.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre was really chilling and it was simply morbid, to say the least.

It truly must have had a disturbing effect on you because it even took you a couple of nights to go to sleep peacefully.

To help out the other myLotters who would be actively participating in this discussion, would you be so kind to share how you were able to effectively get rid of the film's negative effect on you after just a couple of nights?

The Ring and The Grudge are agreeably bothersome movies, too, but such are not at par with Texas Chainsaw Massacre, to my mind, especially in terms of its disconcerting impact.

Thanks for further enriching this discussion through your much appreciated contribution, MarieJ23!

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Being wary of hitchhiking could perhaps be one of the effective indicators that such a movie really tremendously affected you.

If I may ask, though, ggaaiill, who directed "Hills have eyes and hitcher," if you know?

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I would tend to agree with you that The Passion of the Christ was quite graphic and, I would not, in any way, fault you for finding it difficult to watch the torture of Jesus Christ.

If I'm not mistaken, Mel Gibson was even heavily criticized for this film, especially by those who felt that the depiction of the pain and suffering that Christ went through was unbelievably visibly intense.

If it's any consolation, though, as you've said, it thankfully concluded with the resurrection of Christ.

Thanks for your insightful sharing, wisedragon!

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I cried through most of this movie. Then read the history of it. Why Mel producted it and the monk that he producted it for. It had greater meaning for me then. As I watched this and the horrors that Jesus faced...I know it was a bruital time and the way the story played out, it made me even stronger in my faith that Jesus died this horrible death to save us.

For what it's worth, ljegbers, there were many like you who cried when they've watched this movie. My siblings, for instance, almost cried a river (hyperbole, of course) when they watched Passion of the Christ.

I admire you for taking the time to learn more about it and actually reading its history to deeper understand the movie's true meaning.

But I admire you more for deriving something very positive from such a visibly sorrowful movie. As you've clearly said, "it made me even stronger in my faith that Jesus died this horrible death to save us."

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In those days thousands have died even more terrible deaths in the hands of the romans. Never crossed my mind that they died for my sins, they just died in vain.

That's surely another way of looking at and appreciating things, onedollar. I fully respect your perspective on such matter.

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They brought that film to church and played it during the young people's hour, and folks especially the kids, they just cried and cried during that film. I remember it well.

That must really be quite a sight to behold, Savvynlady. I could just imagine how such a compelling film impacted the kids.

Anyway, thanks a lot for openly sharing your personal experience and Happy myLotting!;)

Yep. that was one disturbing film.. I couldn't take my hands off my eyes, cause I couldn't to see the torture.. Mel Gibson does disturbing films really. The first one that popped in my head was actually "Apocalypto".. It was weird, disturbing, and I didn't even finish the movie.. I just couldn't take it. LOL.

Ingkingderders, given that "Apocalypto" outpopped Passion of the Christ, not to mention you opted not to finish it, I can only imagine how truly disturbing you consider it to be. I guess I have to see for myself one of these days.

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I completely understand, AmbiePam.

Thanks a lot for your candor and Happy myLotting!;)