I can't believe I watched the whole thing...
 

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13th Child: Legend of the Jersey Devil - Avoid at all costs. Bad all around.

Mystics in Bali.

I watched it all the way through, and forgot what happened in it.

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Oh and there is this one film I think it's called Gina and The Devil or something like that.

It was some film that starred Telly Savales and Marlene Sommer.

What a piece of CRAP!

Lisa and the Devil. Yeah, really bad movie. Elke Sommer played Lisa.

Yeah that's the name.

I think dad just got it because it had a famous playboy model in it.

Yeah, Elke Sommer was pretty hot stuff back in the day.

::big grin::
That's what dad once said.

Its difficult for me to remember really bad films. I turn them off and forget about them.

As for very fucked up I don't know really. I like movies that fuck with your head. I guess maybe Valerie and Her Week of Wonders, but if you edit out the nude 13 year old then its a great movie. If not then that's something I definitely would not recommend.

If you allow yourself to be subsumed in the watching then Cube, Boys Don't Cry, and Dancer in the Dark. But I think its important to have experiences through films like these.

All of these films you listed, I have watched. I've forgotten what the plot is in all of them.

Human Centipede (Last Sequence)

I mean, I enjoyed the both first movies, but this one is just dreadfully boring and annoying. Dieter Lasers permanent over the top screaming blowed my head off. And even Bree Olson, though quite a hottie, didn't help to get through the almost two hours of this movie. Pure definition of torture porn. But with me being the tortured.

Ah, there was this movie I watched. Can't remember the name, but it had something to do with aliens invading and taking over Earth. They would make people eat something that would change their DNA or something and they would make women give birth to human steaks. That's not the bad part, though. The bad part (well, one of them) was that I didn't realize the majority of the movie was watching (and listening) to people puke in a bucket. Although, to break-up the monotony, they did have one guy have diarrhea instead. Surprisingly, Christopher Lee, did a little narration in the very beginning and, Edward Noory, had a brief bit with his radio show.