ditto.

watcher in the woods

Mulholland Drive and generally David Lynch movies have that spooky feeling.

"What is this?"

Most of Michael Haneke's films are confrontational and disturbing. Funny Games is the first one that springs to mind. The first time I watched it, I wanted to jump into the screen and kick the shit out of Paul and Peter. La Pianiste is quite perverted and embarrassing at times. Benny's Video and Caché(his latest film) have their moments too. All these films are great though, and Haneke is one of my favorite directors.
Highly recommended.

Wait till you see Irréversible.

Another film I'd like to mention is Thundercrack!
Wonderful!

I cant' believe I forgot about "Mysterious Skin". That film really did disturb me, you leave that movie feeling dirty. Its one of the most depressing movies I've ever seen.

I watched that in slow-motion. It was quite nice.

No, or in Robocop, when the guy gets fucked by chemicals and turns into a freak and says 'Help meeee'

lol

something that makes me feel uneasy is the small space that Luke Skywalker has to sit in when he visits Yoda in his home and eat baked beans.

Yes. Yoda is sick.
Jabba the Hut is quite disturbing

Salems Lot, the 1979 made-for-TV one with David Soul, is the one film most likely to keep me awake after watching it.

The jerking off in Ken Park?

When i was a kid i was really disturbed by watching John Carpenter's Assault On Precint 13, especially the scene where the little girl goes to buy an ice cream and she gets shot. Rarely a movie disturbs me nowadays, but one of the most thought-provocking ones i've ever seen will always remain The Incident. I never tire of recommending it to everyone.

I've also found Kids a bit disturbing too.

yeah this one slightly disturbed me too.

also a short about the women traffic in the mexico-us border, cant remember the name.

Kids was a pretty controversial film but it wasn't really shocking to me.

The trailer for Fog/Mist/whatever the name is....

otac na sluzbenom putu was interesting too.

^Father on business trip? Which country is this from?

irreversible argh... not the rape scene but the fight scene...

a scene that disturbed me a lot when I was a kid was in the last of mohicans, when there's someone breaking an arm or something like that.
now I dont know what disturbs me. I see cadavers and wounds almost everyday, so splatter doesn't make me effect anymore, cos I know it's just fake.
maybe now the only scenes that disturb me are pedophile scenes... cant remember movies with those. or suicide scenes, ken park for istance.

lynch's inland empire, the scene where laura dern is bleeding and she's by the bums in hollywood is disturbing and I barely couldn't stand it for its heaviness.

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