the wall

I was suffering from chronic depression and didn't know it (all I knew was I felt real bad) and my friends who didn't know it either invited me to see The Wall. It was like banging my head with a hammer. I had forgotten about that, it's a pity because it's such a good movie. About depression and opression.

There's a bashing scene in Penelope Spheeris' Boys Next Door (1984) with Maxwell Caulfield & Charlie Sheen that horrified me.
It takes place at a gas station, early in the morning. The employee tries to trick the two boys who go mad and beat him up. The camera, at one point, is located across the street, and you feel like a voyeur.

candyman, its the only film that ive ever had to turn off.

Thinking back, there is one film that disturbed me so much as a young child that I still think I could not bear to watch it. Return To Oz.





Probably the most unintentionally horrific film Disney ever produced. Beware the fucking wheelers indeed! Those sick humanoids with wheels for hands and feet, wearing hats with evil faces on top, so when they bowed their heads the looked like this:





And then, that horrible 'deadly desert' where if you stand on the sand, you die and turn to sand. A few wheelers die that way;





And then that bitch who has all the interchangable heads in one big hallway? For fucks sake. Ugh. What a horrible, horrible film.

Anybody else see this freakshow?

Kim-ki Duk - The Isle

the first movie that comes to mind would be... Dolls. i couldn't sleep in my room because of this one ceramic doll (on my night stand) with the fluttering eyes. way disturbing. now, there's that and the fact that their bodies once smashed/broken... were gooey, juicy, and composed of this nasty green substance.

Meet the fokers.
Potc 3 is pretty weird, the part where they tie the guy with the glass eye and his pal up. They laugh and seem to like it, hmmm....

:rolleyes: I feel sorry for you, jico...