[Mestemia]

I am talking like real movies released by big studios that played in mainstream theaters that at least is commonly known throughout the film industry. So, which Motion Picture would you grant this title with? What movie shocked you the most?

 

[miles]

I've really been staring at this post for like 5 to 10 minutes so don't think I forgot I just been really trying to think of a good one and it's really hard haha

 

[dane82]

"from justin to kelly"

 

[miles]

I'd say whats shocking the most with these horror movies is that they're pg-13 lol but like you said in the other thread that,(I am as well) not very squeamish with these movies so nothing really stands out

 

[miles]

from Justin to Kelly yeah that's pretty bad lol the things I find vile and shocking is the abominations called scary movie I hate those movies so much it's just a slap in the face

 

[osenator]

I guess it would be THE EXORCIST, you have foul mouthed crusifix penatration with head turning action. Plus a few dead priest too!

that, and Bambie meets Godzilla is a classic too!

 

[Hilda]

I don't know about major release... but limited release has to be I Spit on Your Grave (1978). (I didn't see the 2010 remake... I can only imagine it is has horrid as the first.)

 

[Lea32R]

Controversial is such a subjective term...

I once saw a film called Holy Mountain which was definitely disturbing and bizarre.

 

[Mestemia]

I've really been staring at this post for like 5 to 10 minutes so don't think I forgot I just been really trying to think of a good one and it's really hard haha

Haha yeah I understand.

 

[Mestemia]

"from justin to kelly"

lol ! Haha!

 

[Mestemia]

I'd say whats shocking the most with these horror movies is that they're pg-13 lol but like you said in the other thread that,(I am as well) not very squeamish with these movies so nothing really stands out

I am still puzzled over how The Woman In Red got away with the Pg-13 rating, I know it is not Horror.

 

[Mestemia]

Controversial is such a subjective term...

I once saw a film called Holy Mountain which was definitely disturbing and bizarre.

Not if your Entertainment Tonight...

Also I never said it wasnt subjective. What's controversial to you may not be controversial to me.

I have never watched Holy Mountain before. If you want bizarre try Eraserheads.

 

[Mestemia]

I don't know about major release... but limited release has to be I Spit on Your Grave (1978). (I didn't see the 2010 remake... I can only imagine it is has horrid as the first.)

I Spit On Your Grave is a very putrid film, It is one of only three films I have walked out on.

 

[Gothbunny]

I haven't seen it but the human centipede gets my vote, I just don't want those images in my head.

 

[Mestemia]

If anyone is up for a challenge try watching Cannibal Holocaust or Faces Of Death then top it off with Salo or The Devils. Then tell me how you feel peoples.

You all do not have too though! Just a crazy challenge for the strong minded folks.

 

[Gothbunny]

I have seen cannibal holocaust and the devils they are interesting films fun to watch right before bed.

 

[Laurie S.]

"Hobo With a Shotgun" for me.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hobo_with_a_shotgun/

I was scarred, and I realize they were going for very dark satire. But I refused to finish watching it after one of the villians took a flamethrower to a bus full of children. I hope that @$$hole got his.

 

[Laurie S.]

Wes Craven's, 'The Last House On the Left' (1972) was pretty shocking as well for its brutality against women.

 

[Mestemia]

I have seen cannibal holocaust and the devils they are interesting films fun to watch right before bed.

The animal killings were real in Cannibal Holocaust.... You might like Faces Of Death?

 

[Mestemia]

Wes Craven's, 'The Last House On the Left' (1972) was pretty shocking as well for its brutality against women.

I feel sorry for the actress that plays in them type of films.