Most Disturbing Movie Scenes

[JamesKurtovich]

Pretty much the entire first half of The Human Centipede 2. Turned it off. Complete garbage.

[ChadFL]

The skinned alive scene from Martyrs and pretty much every scene in A Serbian Film.

[deepbreathsanddeath]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

The skinned alive scene from Martyrs and pretty much every scene in A Serbian Film.

A Serbian Film is brutal. Pretty much the most taboo breaking film ever.
The scenes in Antichrist when

[Show spoiler]she bashes willem dafoe's dick and makes him cum blood

, and when

[Show spoiler]she snips her own clit off in a close up.

[deepbreathsanddeath]

... The papercut scene in Jackass ruined me for life also. I have had an irrational fear of getting papercuts ever since I saw that as a kid. hahaha

[Visco.]

Originally Posted by deepbreathsanddeath

... The papercut scene in Jackass ruined me for life also. I have had an irrational fear of getting papercuts ever since I saw that as a kid. hahaha

Or the scene when he sticks that giant ass fish hook through his mouth. What the hell was he thinking.

[Twisted-Alien]

Originally Posted by srinivas1015

I can stomach a lot of stuff but the end of this trailer tested my limits! :yuck:

Evil Dead (2013) - Red Band Trailer #2 (HD) - YouTube

I can't unsee that razor-licking scene. *shudders*

[Pondosinatra]

Originally Posted by Elandyll

Given that (to my knowledge) this "thing" features the torture and rape of very young child(ren), yes, REALLY.

If anything about what I've read is remotely true, the director should also be in jail for abusing young minors/ babies.

"Constant over stimu-lation numbs me
and I wouldn't have
It any other way.

It's not enough.
I need more.
Nothing seems to satisfy.
I don't want it.
I just need it...

Something kinda sad about
the way that things have come to be.
Desensitized to everything.
What became of subtlety?"

[Pondosinatra]

Originally Posted by AmrlKJaneway

Stop belittling people and grow up, troll...

You just outed yourself as someone who hasn't spent much time on here

[tonylopez]

Cannibal Ferox when the first time on film they really kill an animal and you realize damn, we may be in trouble.
Final moments in Requim for a Dream with Connelly at the party and Leto in the hospital.
The first scene that did not zen with my mojo ever was grandma in the tub from The Shining.

[benderal]

Disturbing imagery for me is anything with the Exorcist and the Old Lady from Insidious. The one scene that stuck with me for awhile was the rape scene in the The Hills Have Eyes remake. I don't recall it being really graphic. Heck the rape itself isn't even shown. That said it's bad enough for a woman to be raped but by two disgusting mutants. Grossed me out.

[Lsalas76]

as people already mentioned A clockwork orange and The Exorcist are probably the most disturbing for me. Til this day, I cannot watch either movie even tho I have them in my blu-ray collection.

[Blu Doon]

Originally Posted by benderal

. The one scene that stuck with me for awhile was the rape scene in the The Hills Have Eyes remake. I don't recall it being really graphic. Heck the rape itself isn't even shown. That said it's bad enough for a woman to be raped but by two disgusting mutants. Grossed me out.

I hated that scene and that movie. I also thought The Loved Ones was one sick movie however Robin Mcleavy was super hot in it. Disturbing movies/scenes from when I was a kid would be Pet Sematary but I still love the movie and Star Trek II when Kahn put the worms in people's ears I was like 4 when it came out that scene just creeped me out lol. It's by no means disturbing now but it has always kinda been stuck in the back of my mind.

[tonylopez]

Antichrist is a very disturbing film. Lars Von Trier films in general are disturbing but strangely hypnotic. They suck you in and its hard to look away. Dancer in the Dark was a total shock to me. Well first, Byork was able to act. Second, the just downer ending really makes my skin crawl. The final minutes is just heartbreaking. Von Trier can get great performances from okay actors and he should be commended for that. His films are character studies that push people beyond their limits. Antichrist is 50 shades of ****ed up. Lars set out to make a horror film and he succeeded. Haunting imagery that sticks to your brain.

[MasturB]

Thanks to reading this thread, Cannibal Holocaust and A Serbian Film and Antichrist have peaked my interest.

[Canuck21]

I previously mentioned Salò, but I actually can rewatch that movie. The one movie that disturbed me forever and just thinking about it makes me uncomfortable is The Exorcist. I don't think I will rewatch that movie ever again.

[thrillmygorilla]

Originally Posted by Canuck21

I previously mentioned Salò, but I actually can rewatch that movie. The one movie that disturbed me forever and just thinking about it makes me uncomfortable is The Exorcist. I don't think I will rewatch that movie ever again.

Salò? Really? Oh poo!

[gates70]

I haven't seen Salo, A Serbian Film, Human Centipede, or any of those other "I'll film something just to shock" movies. The only one I've seen was Antichrist and it was enough for me. It was pretty dumb. There really isn't a reason to make those types of films IMO. I find real life situations such as rape or torture more disturbing. Ones that stuck out to me were;

The Last House on the Left (remake) The rape scene (I think the extended version it lasts longer)...it seemed to go on forever. In the same scene where one of the guys just slowly and casually stabs the girl as if it's nothing.

Saving Private Ryan - The scene where the Nazi slowly plunges the knife in the US soldier while saying "shhh, shhh..."

End of Watch - Where the gang member is sitting on top of the police woman and beating her repeatedly.

Gone Baby Gone - When they find the kid in the bathtub. It's more implied but was disturbing to me.

The Killer Inside Me - The beating that Jessica receives.

This stuff is disturbing to me, not the tripe in those other movies that just go for shock value for the sake of it.

[Canuck21]

Originally Posted by thrillmygorilla

Salò? Really? Oh poo!

Yeah why? You make it sound as though I wrote Ratatouille or something.

[Steelers629]

Originally Posted by gates70

I haven't seen Salo, A Serbian Film, Human Centipede, or any of those other "I'll film something just to shock" movies. The only one I've seen was Antichrist and it was enough for me. It was pretty dumb. There really isn't a reason to make those types of films IMO. I find real life situations such as rape or torture more disturbing. Ones that stuck out to me were;

The Last House on the Left (remake) The rape scene (I think the extended version it lasts longer)...it seemed to go on forever. In the same scene where one of the guys just slowly and casually stabs the girl as if it's nothing.

Saving Private Ryan - The scene where the Nazi slowly plunges the knife in the US soldier while saying "shhh, shhh..."

End of Watch - Where the gang member is sitting on top of the police woman and beating her repeatedly.

Gone Baby Gone - When they find the kid in the bathtub. It's more implied but was disturbing to me.

The Killer Inside Me - The beating that Jessica receives.

This stuff is disturbing to me, not the tripe in those other movies that just go for shock value for the sake of it.

I forgot about this. That whole sequence was messed up.

[Taygan315]

The little boy who runs out into the street and gets hit by a truck and dies in 'Pet Cemetary'. To this day, I still cant watch that scene because I have kids.