Movies that scarred you for life! (Most Disturbing Film)

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  • RoyBeck
    RoyBeck Posts: 947 Member
    Human centipede. Wow.
  • JasmineSchmidts
    JasmineSchmidts Posts: 17 Member
    E.T.

    i was 3 when i first saw it and 31 years later the sight of that little *kitten* makes my stomach turn.

    ^^

    This is exactly how I am. People think I'm crazy when I say it, but I just never understood how that could be considered a kid's movie - scared me to pieces!
  • Nimnyn
    Nimnyn Posts: 69 Member
    The Last House on the Left

    The remake, or the 1972 original? I haven't seen the remake, but the original is really f*cking disturbing.
  • Territravel
    Territravel Posts: 165 Member
    The Exorcist! It still scares me forty years after seeing it at the theatre.
  • AnabolicKyle
    AnabolicKyle Posts: 489 Member
    anything on those gore websites

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  • kimlynn919
    kimlynn919 Posts: 316 Member
    Okay, I just found this thread...good read!

    I LOVE horror flicks!! But I remember being horrified the 1st time i ever saw Nightmare on Elm Street, my sister was 18, I was 6 when it came out on VHS. She rented it when a friend spent the night and they kepy making screeching noises with their nails all night long freaking me out!!!
    PS>>>the Nightmare on Elm Street Series is now one of my favorites, I forced myself to sit down, watch and get over it!

    I totally agree with those that said Strangers....Really?? I was STUNNED!!

    Drive creeped me out, Ryan Gosling is HOT, but that scene with the skull bashing ruined me..
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    Exorcist, Frailty, Poltergeist, IT all freaked me out too...but I got over them like i did Nightmare....


    But one I can barely watch again is The Legend of Lizzie Borden, I couldn't even watch Bewitched after seeing Elizabeth Montgomery in that movie! ...though, I confess I've been wanting to see it again lately...


    Another one is one I found on Hulu some years back, it's called "Teeth" If you're a guy, you may not want to see it, j/s

    It's about a girl with teeth in a very peculiar place, very disturbing and graphic!!!
  • danofthedead1979
    danofthedead1979 Posts: 362 Member
    'Irreversible'
    The one and only film that i was very close to turning off because i couldnt stomach it, watching it feels like an ordeal in itself. The film is known for 'that rape scene', which seems to go on forever. Btw I thought the human centipede was quite comical and a bit lame, nowhere near as disturbing as Irreversible.
  • UnitedBoy83
    UnitedBoy83 Posts: 888 Member
    Its funny I can watch horror films, gory films and the like and they never bother me one little bit no matter how bad they are. Yet I still get scared to this day going into the sea after watching Jaws!!
  • BlueAngelChar
    BlueAngelChar Posts: 1,364 Member
    Has to be Strangers or Teeth. Both disturbing for different reasons
  • kimlynn919
    kimlynn919 Posts: 316 Member
    Has to be Strangers or Teeth. Both disturbing for different reasons


    YES!! So glad I'm not the only one who has seen Teeth!!!
  • AestheticStar
    AestheticStar Posts: 447 Member
    "I Spit On Your Grave". -- The remake version. I've seen both, & the original SUCKED IMO. The revenge tactics were just really stupid. But in the remake, man.. That stuff was brutal! It definitely stuck in my head & made me cringe, a lot.

    "The Last House On The Left" -- The original. The whole scene with the gutting.. grosss. It definitely freaked me out.

    "Hellraiser" -- I love these movies, but some of the death scenes are pretty graphic, & sometimes just freak me out.
  • j0705
    j0705 Posts: 185
    salems lot & IT... i think its the pointy teeth at the front argh! God help anyone that trick or treats at my house dressed as pennywise !
    i dont scare easily and love horrors.
  • TamTastic
    TamTastic Posts: 19,224 Member
    IT and Poltergeist. The clowns! AHHH!

    The scene on Salem's Lot with the window, scratching on it! *shudder*. Amazing the stuff without any gore can be the most chilling.

    When I was REALLY little, Wizard of Oz (the witch and flying monkeys) scared me!! Took me a long time to be able to watch it without being scared of them.
  • simsburyjet
    simsburyjet Posts: 999 Member
    Requiem for a dream when the refrigerator moves.
  • scward1991
    scward1991 Posts: 67 Member
    Sinister.... Ugh.
  • PrimalGirl
    PrimalGirl Posts: 148 Member
    E.T.

    i was 3 when i first saw it and 31 years later the sight of that little *kitten* makes my stomach turn.

    ME TOO!!! My parents took me to the cinema when I was about 2 or 3 and I completely freaked out. He is hideous! I've never met anyone else who didn't like him!
  • tattygun
    tattygun Posts: 447 Member
    'Irreversible'
    The one and only film that i was very close to turning off because i couldnt stomach it, watching it feels like an ordeal in itself. The film is known for 'that rape scene', which seems to go on forever. Btw I thought the human centipede was quite comical and a bit lame, nowhere near as disturbing as Irreversible.

    With you there, one fkd up film!

    Wathched 'the lamp' when I was way too young and that screwed with me for years!
  • DianneP6772
    DianneP6772 Posts: 272 Member
    JAWS - i live near the beach and haven't been the same since!
  • HunterKiller_deleted
    HunterKiller_deleted Posts: 458
    I love horror films and they don't really scare me but i will say that i got a tingle down my back and my hairs stood up on end when one of the girls in Paranormal Activity 2 got dragged down the stairs in to the cellar.

    P.s If you love gory films watch the re imagining of the Evil Dead as it is awesome even if it is without the legendary chin. :smile:
  • grillnchill
    grillnchill Posts: 772 Member
    Oldboy :noway:

    Oldboy was awesome!
  • bunnybutler29
    bunnybutler29 Posts: 291
    It, hellraiser, chucky, predator, and aliens, The Gate I think it is called. Little white demon things coming for those kids. Critters, night of the Lepus.( The one with the killer rabbits), Puppet master Those are old school scary movies, but as a kid it used to scare the crap out of me. I must have had horrible parents to let a small child watch those things:laugh: I watched The gate not to long ago and was like why don't they just step on those things or something. I think jaws scared me the most, because I live in SC and we go to the beach all the time and im scared to death of sharks.
  • Flab2Fab27
    Flab2Fab27 Posts: 461 Member
    The last house on the left

    Human centipede

    Splice

    Straw dogs

    The hills have eyes
  • bepeejaye
    bepeejaye Posts: 775 Member
    The Exorcist, Thirteen Ghosts and The Omen - yipes!!!!
  • HealthyVitamins
    HealthyVitamins Posts: 432 Member
    The conjuring, had to leave the cinema for a few minutes as I was verging on a panic attack.
  • boehle
    boehle Posts: 5,062 Member
    Passion of jesus christ gave me nightmares for weeks because it looked so real with the flesh ripping off of him

    oh and I can not watch any of the freddy movies! I become a big baby and dont want to fall asleep.
  • ryall70
    ryall70 Posts: 519 Member
    Burnt Offerings with Bette Davis
  • htimpaired
    htimpaired Posts: 1,404 Member
    It's scenes from movies that get me.
    For example-the scene in the Exorcist when Regan runs down the stairs backwards on all fours.
    The scene in House on haunted hill when the reporter sees the ghost standing at the corner through her camera, and then he rushes her.
    The scene in the Ring when the the girl crawls out of the well and climbs through the TV set.
  • Dr_Gains
    Dr_Gains Posts: 81 Member
    twilight D:
  • Jerrypeoples
    Jerrypeoples Posts: 1,541 Member
    the Shinning and Poltergeist

    While i have seen both movies in their entirety it has never been in one sitting
  • aezaidan
    aezaidan Posts: 31 Member
    teeth.

    it's not scary as much as it's disturbing.....

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