probably the AU films.

Bloodrayne and House of the Dead pop into my head. I also had a rough time with parts of Men Behind the Sun (poor kitty).

Never have I watched a film and thought 'God, I wish I had never seen that'
I know, I might be the odd one out, but it was made to be watched.
Everything in the horror genre (note I am excluding snuff/peadophilia/animal slaughter) that was made for entertainment is ok, it's supposed to be fun.
It's suppoesed to shock, frighten, disgust.
But for me, it's all...blah!
And yes, I've seen Cannibal Haulocaust (sp) and I would watch it again.

Most vile flicks?




Ulli Lommel's The Raven, Zodiac Killer, Zombie Nation, Green River Killer, B.T.K. Killer and Black Dahlia.



All truly VILE and HORRIBLE!

i was talked into seeing "the cell," the that count?

I Spit on Your Grave

Firstly and as others have said, I've never *had* to - been forced to - watch a film. I've seen some pretty nasty stuff but that was through choice and curiosity.

Men Behind the Sun affected me and as such, it could be argued that this is a good horror film. I couldn't comfortably watch it again though.

Moving outside of the purely horror genre, Irreversible - in particular the fire extinguisher scene - is pretty uncomfortable viewing.

Cannibal Holocaust is a good film but the animal cruelty was just unnecessary and not something I would watch again. A shame, as apart from those scenes the film is effective.

Although not a horror, Salo is rather unpleasant.

One sub-genre which I will avoid in future is August Underground: all of their titles are just pointless, perverted sick.

Last house on the left would be the most vile, the rape sceens really sickened me. But I chose to study craven for my auteur project so I had to.

A couple of others that i've seen out of choice are cannibal holocaust and salo. CH, again, the rape I didn't like to watch, the animal killing not so much.
Salo, I switched off after the girl + bread roll scene.

Cannibal Holocaust easy.

the AU movies make CH look like howard the duck. i bought them both and watched the first 20 mins of mordum before consigning them to the never to be watched section. nobody should watch those movies. also, certain parts of sleepers made me very uncomfortable. finally, if we are gonna recommend movies that should be watched but only once then i'll go for irreversible. a brilliant yet truly disturbing movie:eek: