Darkest movie you've ever seen?

Menace II society, Requiem, Se7en

Menace take my number one vote because I grew up in the hood and had to deal with pretty much everything that movie portrays first hand. Watching it was so emotionally draining. One of my top 5's for sure

 

in the fiction genre, "A Serbian Film."

A friend of mine convinced me to watch it. He wouldn't let me watch the trailer beforehand, or I wouldn't have been so cooperative.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1273235/

 

They never say why in the book. Its either gotta be nuclear war or some type of asteroid I think. Only in the first chapter or so the husband and wife say the hear the thumping in the distance and see the bright lights.

Between the road, book of eli and now this alas babylon I'm reading now has me really thinking of bomb shelters -or at the very least a good storage of food wand water supplies


Just what does dark mean anyway? I assume disturbing - not just scary.

I would add donnie darko to the list and then what the hell was that movie where the 4 men robbed a bank. Most of the entire movie is afterwards in a room where they are hiding out. They were setup..... and the one guy cuts the ear off the other guy. That shit disturbed me for a good long while afterwards.

Oh yeah the movie IT from stephen king freaked me out a bit- till the end at least. Damn clowns!

The exorcist

 

one of the worst movies i've ever seen.

 

Elephant

 

Deliverance

 

Unforgiven

 

Reservoir Dogs?

 

That pretty much sums 'em up!

 

I would have to agree with "The Road" as well. It was so very "real" in what could happen. Man, that was just disturbing!

 

Oh yeah, and my choices of INSIDE or MARTYRS is for scare factor.

Dogtooth wins out on disturbing and weird: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogtooth_(film)

 

One of the latest Harry Potter movies. They must have filmed that whole thing in a foggy cave with busted lights, I kept turning the brightness on the tv up but it didn't really help and...what? Oh...

 

Seven

Clockwork Orange

Less Than Zero

The Deer Hunter

 

no doubt! i actually jumped outta my chair and squeeled when she cut her clitoris off and my mind was blown when she jerked him off after crushing his sack.

 

Harsh Times, Christian Bale was in it. Just...mean.
"The Hitcher" with Rutger Hauer always stuck with me.
Edit: Fallen. No winners in that one.

 

"The Grey Zone"

"The Boy in the Striped Pajama's"

 

"There Will Be Blood"

Very DARK in both story line and actual production/lighting.

 

That was mine and Colleens first date.

She always says "I should have known!" Wonder what thats about?

 

Human centipede is pretty messed up flick. Hostile, and Requiem for a dream are also on my list.

 

I watched "There Will Be Blood" and "The Human Centipede" last week (thanks Netflix). Talk about a wacked out couple of movies.

Centipede was just downright disturbing. I hear they are in production of part 2. There will be no diapers to cover up the operation.