sick movies

[Rigormortis]

I aint big on watchin sick films. To prove this, the sickest film I have seen would be.....um.....hmm.....(several minutes of thought and carful consideration.)
Aaha................no.
Wait!...............no.
What about........no.

I have thought of these few,
Silence of the lambs,
No that's it, darn.

(to the watchers of Father Ted, the above lines should be familiar. After typing I was instantly reminded of a certain episode wher Ted and Dougle desperately try to think of an idea (can't quite remember what the episode was about???), suddenly it appears Jack has the answer....wait, no, he doesn't. Or does he,....no, yet again. Brilliant stuff. Dermot Morgan was a true genious.

[Outsider]

Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend

It's a very, very disturbing japanese animation.

[Rye]

I dunno the name of the movie, but there were like 4 friends and they all had some kind of life insurance thing and one of them was a killer and who ever was last living would take all of the life insurance money or something. It was freaking disturbing.

[SeeDRankLou]

I'm still unsure of what you mean by "sick," but......

Sick-bad

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.....only because of the scene where Austin drinks the "nutty coffee." I have never been so close to vomiting at a movie in my life. (The popcorn I had just eaten probably didn't help either)

Strangeland.....this was the single most disturbing movie I have ever seen in my life. I have no idea why I finished watching it, and I had nightmares about it for a few weeks after I saw it. After a year and a half, it still gives me chills thinking about it. *gets chills*

Se7en, The Cell, and anything involving Hannibal.....just disturbing.

Sick-good

The Lord of the Rings movies, Harry Potter movies.....I loved the books, and I love the movies.

T2: Judgement Day.....explosions, explosions, explosions, explosions...what more could you want?

The Sweetest Thing (unrated version).....your **** is too big to fit in here, too big to fit in here, too big to fit in here...ROFL, the rest of the movie is ok, but that scene makes it awesome.

The Chronicles of Riddick.....OMG, a 110 minute orgasm, the movie is just awesome. I didn't think it would be all that good, I'm not a big fan of sci-fi, but it is so good. I recommend it to everyone.

[BatChao]

immortal, i think youre talking about faces of death here. ive seen a few of thos movies. but thats sick in a real negetive way. in my opinion, you should seek counsil if you enjoy real death.
no, just SFX for me.

Faces of Death don't really count as movies since they aren't... but there is a series of SFX gross out movies... I forgot what they are called, but some of the films in the series are Flowers of Flesh and Blood and Mermaid in a Bubble. Search em' on Google and you'll see what I mean. The movies basically try to create really sick, lifelife violence and other nasty stuff...

BR2 has been out for quite a while... but I dont not recommend watching it. I think it completely turns the story of the characters upsidedown and doesn't even come close to the drama that the first one had from kids killing each other, having trouble trusting their own friends, etc. The second movie doesn't have any of that stuff going on. It's basically just kids dying... which is really dumb and purely for shock factor, which basically falls flat on it's face without any meaning to back it up. The plot also sucks hardcore as do the new characters. The new 'teacher' figure totally blows.

[Peegee]

I'd search them up except I don't purposely go looking for 'real' gore, even if it's not real (in this case).

I was talking about real videos of things happening, like that bizarre video clip involving a train, which I haven't seen but was given a rather explicit description.

And yes, I would imagine those who actively seek such images would probably have a....unique view of the world, but to say they need council might to too much.

But whatever. I'll stick to sappy special effects stuff for now.

[Kossage]

Audition was quite disgusting.

[The Captain]

If you want "real" gore, the opening of Saving Private Ryan is probably as close as you'll ever get.

Take care all.

[Rye]

Ah, Saving Private Ryan is really filled with gore. We're watching it in history class, and the teacher skipped over the real bad part (with the guts) but you still saw some pretty bad stuff.

[P8]

Some of you dont understand what i mean with "sick".
well, i dont either.
at least its not the same as "gore" or "nice" or "good SFX". Its a bit like having respect for the extreme &^%*ed up mind of the writer of the story. i think. hard to explain. well, yesterday i saw another good movie on MTV (its movie month): Kids. nice movie where everyone is using alcohol and drugs and everyone's either wasted or making love. Another freakin movie is: spur (i'm pretty sure you write it like this). Its all about a boy and how hes getting/using speed. a beautiful quote from the movie: (a guy is arrested in a porn shop) "haha, im getting fokt in a porn shop".
i was laughing my ass of (lmao, lol) for like half an hour. really, yuou should see Spur. extremely original movie.

[The Captain]

I remember seeing Saving Private Ryan film in theaters when it first came out with my grandfather. That film, was the only one I've ever been to where the entire audience was overcome with emotions. My grandfather cried for the first time in my presence ever at the end of that movie. I'll never forget that night. Sometimes, when the violence is so real, and so true, it's beyond powerful, it reaches down to the very depths of someone. It recalls memories of their time on that very same Beach during D-Day, seeing exactly what the movie depicts. How this film ever lost to Shakespeare In Love (which I did enjoy also) for Best Picture, I will never know.

Take care all.

[Peegee]

Some of you dont understand what i mean with "sick".
well, i dont either.
at least its not the same as "gore" or "nice" or "good SFX". Its a bit like having respect for the extreme &^%*ed up mind of the writer of the story. i think. hard to explain. well, yesterday i saw another good movie on MTV (its movie month): Kids. nice movie where everyone is using alcohol and drugs and everyone's either wasted or making love. Another freakin movie is: spur (i'm pretty sure you write it like this). Its all about a boy and how hes getting/using speed. a beautiful quote from the movie: (a guy is arrested in a porn shop) "haha, im getting fokt in a porn shop".
i was laughing my ass of (lmao, lol) for like half an hour. really, yuou should see Spur. extremely original movie.

Different people have different morals. The movie 'Requiem for a Dream' is pretty nasty, especially when what's-his-face's arm was all infested. Though I still enjoyed it. Koroshiya Ichi is thoroughly amoral, and I really really enjoyed it, going so far as to audibly say 'wow' by the time all the character development had finally been revealed.

'Sick' movies, imho are just movies that discomfort me because of the senseless and in-your-face visuals. I'm not afraid of concepts, sounds, music, or whatever, but what you can see is usually what scares you :D

[eestlinc]

8 mm
Crash
Meet the Feebles (another quality Peter Jackson movie)

[Mikztsu]

I completely forgot about 8 mm. It was one messed up movie and I loved it.

[Peegee]

8mm showed how not showing something is better than showing something. Same with some scenes of fight club, but 8mm had you imagining what was happening in the film instead of showing it.

Though to me that sort of thing lessens the shock value. I found 8mm to be pretty silly. [spoilers]"He did it because he could."[/spoilers] -- What a cop-out.

:D