Finally got around to seeing the full-length version of "Enter the Void", written/directed by the same guy that did "Irreversible". At over 2.5 hours, it's certainly about 45-60 minutes longer than...

Just saw A Serbian Film and aside from Salo, nothing in this thread comes close to depicting such revolting scenes that might very well scar you for some time and make you feel abusively violated by...

Fans of Memento should check out Hitchcock's Spellbound from 1945 staring Gregory Peck and a very sultry Ingrid Bergman.

If you want to watch a solid mindfuck movie with a very naked Penelope Cruz and don't mind reading subtitles, add "Abre los ojos" (Open Your Eyes) to your queue. Right when I thought I had...

If you liked Timecrimes, you should give Triangle (2009) a try. It involves a similar concept and one that is also used in Moon (2009) and Primer (2004). Even knowing what Triangle was about before...

If someone wants to go ahead and explain Videodrome, I'm all ears. I understand the ending, but was the majority of the movie just one big hallucination?

If you have 70 minutes, you might want to give Christopher Nolan's first film Following a try. It's on instant Netflix and while not quote the tour de force as Memento, I think you'll be pleasantly...

Although the conceptual time loop theory in both is similar, Primer is far more complex than Timecrimes and you'll most likely need at least 2 or 3 viewings to attain a strong grasp of what's going...

Finally got around to watching Memento tonight, and it's now easily on some sort of best films ever list in my mind ... probably somewhere in the top 15 or 20.

Not as in-you-face trippy and fucked as others already listed, but thought Timecrimes (Los Cronocrímenes) was fairly good in a subtle way.

EDIT - more I think about it, this is one solid flick...

Eraserhead, no question. Mullholland Drive, eh.

Sticking with Lynch, just saw Lost Highway last night and it completely shits on MD. Such an excellent film that I see a good part being...

Bad Boy Bubby - slow beginning, very disturbing (think I got my lifetime fill of BBW in the first twenty minutes), but got increasingly funny once Bubby got out ... another epitome of this thread
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Anyone that mentioned Happiness gets a star. Yes, it was very disturbing and uneasy and everything that this thread is about, but I was surprised by some of the comedic moments throughout especially...

The body-parts-exiting-the-vagina scene in Gozu definitely qualifies as one of the most fucked up film moments ever.

Saw it last night and absolutely loved it. Certainly more obvious than Jacob's Ladder, but very intense as you said. Could never imagine being in that same position that's for sure.

No one's mentioned it, but I think The Vanishing (1988) belongs in this thread. I thought the film did a great job locking you the whole time with the ending being the final breathe of ongoing...

Whoever mentioned Funny Games needs to have their head examined. God that movie was awful. Had to shut it off after 20 minutes given the unbearable stupidity of the main characters.

I'm sure there are other snuff films that accomplish more, but I felt considerably uneasy watching this one. Between the turtle scene and a few others, I doubt I would recommend CH to anyone. ...

Just finished watching El Topo and I was immediately pulled in within the first few minutes. So many bizarre WTF moments but very well orchestrated. To me, this film is the very essence of this...

I ended up re-watching that first part to get a better grip of what's really happening. But yeah, the dude was held captive for 15 years with no rhyme or reason before being released. Thought this...

After just watching it, I'll now think of "Gummo" when I think of this thread. Right when you don't think it can any me bizarre, you end up watching some girl shave her eyebrows continuously for...

Not the most fucked up movie I saw, but some rather good acting by Ashley Judd and Michael Shannon in the film Bug which displays aspects of delusional parasitosis, paranoia, and a tranfer of...

On acid? You're nuts.

Like you said, I can barely watch it sober. The car sequence near the end puts it over the edge.

Surprised it took this long but I finally got around to watching "Requiem for a Dream" - one of the very few movies that could actually prevent drug use. How Ellen Burstyn didn't win an Oscar is...

Just saw "Stay" with Ewan McGreggor and Naomi Watts. Not necessarily "the most fucked up movie" I've ever seen, but definitely one that twists your interpretation of what is happening.

Watch "In the Mouth of Madness" if you want to see something twisted.