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Name the most disturbing movie on Netflix Instant

Schadenfroh

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I am in the mood for a disturbing horror movie that will cause me to lose many nights of sleep and faith in humanity.

I see that The Human Centipede is now on Instant:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1467304/

Anything that can top it? I have not witnessed it yet.

Oh, I should mention that I have watched most of the classics (ie The Exorcist, Silence of the Lambs, The Shining, etc.). I dislike slashers. I much prefer psychological horror mind fucks (ie Into The Mouth of Madness, Videodrome, etc.) or H.P. Lovecraft like horror (although nearly all film versions of his stories suck). Yet, I find all of these incapable of keeping me awake at night.
 
I don't think slashers have any potential of being disturbing. they are pure visceral, self-indulgent stupidity. what you need is a real mind fuck.

sadly, few people make those these days, b/c you have all the brainless Saw fans running around fapping to gore. as if that is in any way terrifying.

It's been a long time, but I remember Jacob's Ladder being a decent mind fuck.

Also, Rosemary's Baby is damn good. Not sure if these are on streaming, though.

Maybe you should check out some of those fucked-up Korean flicks? those are pretty good (though gory, as well. they at least focus on some fucked-up head tripping reason for the ultra violence)

If you liked The Shining, then I encourage you to watch a Clockwork Orange if you have not.
 
Irreversible and Antichrist, both of which are actually available streaming (unlike some of the suggestions in this thread). Martyrs is another incredibly disturbing film that Netflix carries on DVD, albeit not streaming. A Serbian Film is SO over the top that I would be surprised if Netflix ends up carrying it, much less streaming it. All of these films make Human Centipede look like The Sound of Music.
 
Irreversible and Antichrist, both of which are actually available streaming (unlike some of the suggestions in this thread). Martyrs is another incredibly disturbing film that Netflix carries on DVD, albeit not streaming. A Serbian Film is SO over the top that I would be surprised if Netflix ends up carrying it, much less streaming it.

They have Battle In Heaven, unedited, which woulda got an X rating if it had gone through the MPAA.
 
I still haven't finished Irreversible. Not because it was disturbing (haven't gotten that far, maybe), but b/c the pretentious and ridiculously constant use of "spinny camera" pushed me over the edge.
 
They have Battle In Heaven, unedited, which woulda got an X rating if it had gone through the MPAA.

Read up on Serbian Film and you'll see what I mean. I know Netflix carries some sexually explicit movies, like 9 Songs and Shortbus, but Serbian Film is something quite different. Among other things, it innovates, and shows onscreen, "newborn porn," and that scene is maybe the fifth most disturbing thing in the movie.
 
I still haven't finished Irreversible. Not because it was disturbing (haven't gotten that far, maybe), but b/c the pretentious and ridiculously constant use of "spinny camera" pushed me over the edge.

How could you not have reached the really disturbing part (or at least the first one)? It's in the first 20 minutes or so of the film.
 
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A Serbian Film if it's available

WOW! That is disturbing. I was just reading the description on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Serbian_Film

Later Vukmir shows Miloš another one of his projects: a film of Rasa helping a woman give birth to a baby girl; Rasa then proceeds to rape the newborn in what the director calls "newborn porn".

Confronting the final bodyguard, Miloš knocks off his sunglasses and discovers that the man is missing an eye. He tries to shoot him but finds out that the gun is empty. Miloš jams his erect penis into the man's empty eye socket, killing him.
 
How could you not have reached the really disturbing part (or at least the first one)? It's in the first 20 minutes or so of the film.

maybe I am jaded, and thus did not feel disturbed. or was too distracted by spinny camera and couldn't tell wtf was going on? :hmm: I'm pretty sure I made it though 20 minutes...
 
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