(braindead = dead alive)

most disturbing? kichiku di enkai.
most fucked-up? visions of suffering.
most gore? dead alive.
most depressing? probably combat shock...

will check these out

Kichiku Di Enkai is slow and humorless but ther'es a scene involving a girl being raped with a shotgun that will stick out in my mind as the most disturbing thing ever in a film...

Visions of Suffering, I don't even consider it a "good" film, but it's easily the most fucked-up thing I've ever seen. It may not even technically be as weird as, say, Death Powder.. but it's definitely just.. I dunno. Every VST effect ever, every.. just.. I dunno. every type of image you can think of. I dunno. JUst insane.

Combat Shock just depresses me, which isn't hard to do, but it REEALLY depresses me .I love it.

Doesn't have to be a "good" film, most fucked-up you've ever seen gets a nod.

I'm a sponge: awful, unlawful or Jamal Crawford but I'm in.

Prior to July, I'd pretty much forgone watching movies at all... but that's nothing new for me, I'm just saying that I'm not just mindlessly lapping up what you posted.

yeah, combat shock is depressing although it never really affected me. Irreversible on the other hand is probably the only film I've seen that, because I was so disturbed by it, I really don't think I could ever sit through it again. I literally didn't want to speak to anybody for a good hour after watching it.

I thought it was pretty funny as well.

American Psycho is amazing...

Just thought that Dead Alive would pertain to that entire thread title, packaged all in one, to an extreme extent, and it didn't fail ni'k was pleased.

Men Behind The Sun - features offensive racism, digusting gore and at least one instance of genuine animal torture/abuse.

In A Glass Cage - Features one paedophile murder, and more genuine abuse than you could shake a stick at.

Farewell Uncle Tom - a sleaze epic, a film about slavery that is so awe-bogglingly racist, anti-semitic and homophobic that you'll want to piss your pants in glee

Aftermath - this Nacho Cerda classic "stars" a pathologist taking an unuusal interest in a particularly nubile female corpse.

Schramm - Me and demonrail swear by this Buttgereit gem - you can literally smell the spunk emanating from the screen.

Women's Camp 119 - perhaps the most notorious of the "Nazisploitation" films, with prisoners being gassed, inmates being sexually abused and some disturbing/fucked up moments of sleaze.

niiiiiiiiiiice list.
I like movies that are not just pointless gore/violece.

http://tracker.zaerc.com/

this site has lots of good old italian gang and murder mystery type film among other stuff, i never really end up dissapointed with these torrents.

most of it is pretty obscure so it's hard to find decent info so i usually just go by what has lot's of seeds and i always end up satisfied

der todesking is another one that disturbed me.

it's 7 different stories about suicide. something really sickening about it..

Check out:

http://serialkisseralikirandaoglu.le...ll-time/page1/

It has a few of the ones mentioned already plus a few more - and has rapidshare links which may still work!

Like Mr Melly, I can also recommend Aftermath (if recommend is the right word) and there's a short called Cutting Moments in the list on that website which is truly special. My mate showed it to me while I was desperately failing to recover from a hangover, t'bastard.

Same here. I watched it for the first time at ATP last year (having no clue of what the film was about at all) and it left me feeling all restless and depressed for a couple of hours. Mind you, It was funny watching peoples faces as they walked past and peered through the open window of our chalet during the rape scene though.

I was going to recommend the 2 Nekromantik movies - just for sheer gross out factor.

uh, that's quite exaggerated...

just watched this. poperly fucked up a la japanese....don't watch it AT ALL if you know your stomach/psyche can't handle this kind of stuff, it's pretty sick..



ok, I'm off cutting some limbs, see ya peeps.

Haha, I saw some of that at a friend's house recently (actually, I saw the whole thing but uh... I don't.. uh.. remember it... all). Funny stuff.

Vampire's Kiss could be given a try too. To make a pause perhaps.

A man believes he is a vampire. Every scene is quite funny while he's in that mood, you feel sorry for him, he's so ridiculous.
And there are realistic scenes, his daily life at work. He is an executive. He has a secretary and he is horrible to her. I mean horrible. Nothing that shows, no blood, just his words, his demands, his attitude. The girl is oppressed.
So how do you cope with the main character?

Nicolas Cage stars, one of his early movies.

At the crossroads of Martin and AmPsycho.

Vampire's Kiss is one of the best comedies ever.