most disturbing/thought provoking flick

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IREVERSIBLE

Irreversible is a fantastic film - uncompromising in approach and utterly non-conformist in its style (and not just because it is presented backwards - witness the unusual but unpretentious camera framing of many shots and the awesome soundtrack).

The rape scene is almost unbearably uncomfortable, and even the teaser trailers are works of art in themselves.

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the last house on the left - song that kept on appearing

the house by the cemetary - the boy - "mommy, mommy"

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"The Road Leads to Nowhere", sung by star David Hess? Horrible, but very much a part of the film.

The kid in House by the Cemetary was very irritatingly dubbed by an adult.

[feral cat]

Not horror but …

Requiem for a dream
Happiness
In the realm of the senses AKA Ai no corrida
White dog
Murder in the first

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return of the blind dead (i think) it was about dead Knights Templar, anyway i think this is the one with the mother who is still breast feeding her boy , even though "the boy" looks like a adult midget?

[urgeok]

Originally posted by tic
return of the blind dead (i think) it was about dead Knights Templar, anyway i think this is the one with the mother who is still breast feeding her boy , even though "the boy" looks like a adult midget?

if this is the one where the boy becomes a zombie and eventually bites off his mothers nipple,, its a different film..
(if this is in fact the one you are talking about ?)

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Burial Ground: Nights of Terror aka the Zombie Dead aka Zombie 3

i think that's it's name, don't know if that's the one your thinking of?

if yes then


yuk!

i checked on the web - this seems to be the most likely, it wasn't the blind dead however but a zombie film none-the-less

[urgeok]

Burial Ground is the one .. at least thats the title of my old beta version :)

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All the ones that really could happen....but mostly the original TCM. Didnt really scare me when I watched (I was in humorus company) but thinking about it, itz pretty disturbing

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The opening scene invovles a guy raking a straight razor right through a woman's eye ... very nasty, and pretty realistic-looking for a 1929 film (I'm not even sure it wasn't real).

Yes - on first viewing, you never expect to see the slicing act in such graphic detail after the initial opening of the eye and cutaway shot to the clouds above.

Having said that, I'm sure most people who have seen Un Chien Andalou have tracked it down on the strength of hearing about that scene, so shocking for 1929.