What's the scariest movie you've seen?

[Barzoni1010]

Not disturbing, but the most creepy/unsettling

 

[We Have Everything]

Cannibal Holocaust

 

[NigelCumia]

The Exorcist

 

[cardwell]

I started watching Tokyo Gore Police but didn't last long. It's just too disgusting.

 

[TheGhostOfBernellTrammell]

Cannibal Holocaust

The rock to the crotch at the end is about the only time I've ever looked away during a movie.

 

[We Have Everything]

The rock to the crotch at the end is about the only time I've ever looked away during a movie.

Alot of unnecessary (and real) animal abuse too.

 

[Uncle Floyd]

It's not horror but the Korean flick I Saw the Devil bothered me more than anything has in a while.

 

[Agent Smith]

A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving when they let the black kid sit at the table.

 

[Mustard]

An Inconvenient Truth. Our planetary home really is in peril

 

[1073waaf]

Alot of unnecessary (and real) animal abuse too.

Supposedly all the animals killed were going to be slaughtered as food anyway so they just filmed it for the movie. It could be a lie, but movie producers are generally known for being very honest people.

 

[ミスタースパーコル]

A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving when they let the black kid sit at the table.

What if it was Guess Whose Cumming on Dinner and the nigger who was invited to dinner whacked off on all the food.

 

[FalconeFanClub]

Saved By The Bell: Hawaiian Style.

 

[Chive Turkey]

Jungle Fever

 

[JamesJCrowe]

Gozu directed by the guy who made Ichii The Killer, also a very disturbing film. Very cummy from what I remember

 

[Dusty Dan]

The original Dark Water was the first film that really scared me and it stuck with me for a while. I was pretty young when I saw it.

 

[T-t-t-Terry!]

What if it was Guess Whose Cumming on Dinner and the nigger who was invited to dinner whacked off on all the food.

I don't hate it

 

[IanCurtis]

Supposedly all the animals killed were going to be slaughtered as food anyway so they just filmed it for the movie. It could be a lie, but movie producers are generally known for being very honest people.

re the turtle scene - a 'native' person once explained to me they basically dismember turtles while they're alive due to toxins released into their bodies, they said if you just kill them straight you can't eat the meat, this could be 'native' bullshit but the film kind of follows that approach (I think they hack its head off).

In one of the commentaries an actor relates how the local natives praised him being able to blow load after load because they didn't understand he was just faking sex take after take - maybe native folk aren't the best source of truth.

 

[Easily_Remembered]

The Fourth Kind.

 

[Barzoni1010 Fanboy]

Not disturbing, but the most creepy/unsettling

Shut the fuck up, you fucking child molesting faggot.

 

[Slackjawed Cow]

Serpent and the Rainbow scared me as a kid.