Favorite "Disturbing" Films?- Page 4

[Weez]

re: Favorite 'Disturbing' Films?#75

Posted: 11/12/08 at 4:42pm

That one where those two girls only have one cup between them. It's pretty disturbing.

Notes from the Earlham Street Gutter

[Mister Matt]

re: Favorite 'Disturbing' Films?#76

Posted: 11/12/08 at 5:30pm

Ack! Weez, NO! Don't talk about that!!

I'm intrigued by Oldboy, but I don't know if I can watch it. I can't handle torture films.

"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian

[killertofu333]

re: Favorite 'Disturbing' Films?#77

Posted: 11/12/08 at 6:21pm

"I can't believe Teeth hasn't been mentioned yet!"

OMG Blondebaby, shame on me for that one not even crossing my mind!!!!!!

"Teeth" is soooo crazy!! But even more than that it's HELLA funny. When she learns that she can harness her power over these men and her *uh-hem* ladyhood, it's really disturbing and left my mouth hanging open a few times.

"I have the prettiest mother..."--Rhoda Penmark~~~ The Bad Seed

[StockardFan]

re: Favorite 'Disturbing' Films?#78

Posted: 11/12/08 at 6:34pm

What movie is Weez talking about?

KFTC!!!!!

[Icehouse Life]

re: Favorite 'Disturbing' Films?#79

Posted: 11/12/08 at 7:31pm

THREADS

Have any of you ever seen it? This brutally real, brilliant, powerful and controversial what if BBC film set in Sheffield, England about nuclear strikes from the Soviet Union and the USA on the UK that was shown on WTBS and later in syndication in early 1985, makes the The Day After look like a Saturday afternoon bike ride. That scared the hell out of me when I first saw it...and it's gloomy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN8-VP810aA