Yup.
Cannibal holocaust.
Bad film. Not watch
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It isn’t creepy in that extent… like I said it’s more my own issues. Watched Wolf Creek years and years ago, back when I was about 12 I think.
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Ah okay, I can understand that. I will never watch that movie ever again. It was totally horriflying. I was around the same age as well.
I don’t remember much of it… I don’t think it bugged me all that much, but I didn’t initially know the based on true events part.
Plus I had watched worse before then, courtesy of a different sister lol.
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I’ve watched some pretty bad ones but I think the only reason it stuck with me was because it was based on a true story. Wolfcreek was not what I was expecting when I watched it. I didn’t know it was going to get ne that bad.
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Nuuuuuuu
why? 
I still can’t get this movie out of my head 
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Requiem for a Dream. I find it more disturbing than any horror movies, just because it’s so real and raw.
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Oh gosh, the Green Inferno scarred me. I watched it with my parents when I was like 12, why would they do that 
. Also the Dark Crystal freaked me out when I was little, not scary but just super weird.
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I love the dark crystal, I watched it along with labyrinth when I was younger the skeksis are pretty disturbing
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Oh my gosh yes the labyrinth! That was an amazing movie, so out there and magical, as well as the dark crystal. Haha yeah the skeksis, that one that always goes “hmmmmMMMM” 
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I like looking for disturbing things, but havent seen half of the movies in the main post. But the ones I did see, I didnt think were too bad.
The human centipede is pretty icky tho.
Teeth is just weird.
I love the labyrinth too.
I find it funny that the only movie that really affected me as a kid was poltergeist 3… where they get sucked into mirrors. Its not even scary, but I was freaked out by mirrors for like a year after that!! I had a cabinet mirror too…where you open it to get ur toothbrush and have to close it…
I still think mirror parts in movies are the best because they still creep me out a little. I blame that movie.
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Oh yeah, I forgot to put these two out there.
The Ring Series. The last one wasn’t as creepy as the first two. I couldn’t stand tv’s for the longest time after that. The way she moved creeped me out.
Lights Out. I will never watch this movie again. I hate the dark as it is. @Amet I’m still mad at you and Kasy for dragging me to this movie. Just the way she moved is nightmarish and that’s not even as bad as when you see her face. I still shudder when I think about this movie.
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Oh boy the ring, I’ll start by saying it had the same affect on me for a hella long time. Until I dreamt I was having a sleepover with Samara then I just kind of stopped being scared.
I don’t think I wanna watch lights out
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Oh geez that is one way to get rid of it. Yeah, I still have moments that come back to get me because of that movie. I have to wear glasses so when I have to place away from me. Not being able to see actually helps my fear. I think with the contacts if I had them on at night it would make my mind race because I could see clearly. Trust me, you don’t want to see that movie if the ring bothers you. Worst idea ever for me.
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I’ve never once been scarred by a film. I get scared, but the fear usually goes away after an hour or two. But when we learnt about the Great Fire of London when I was a kid, I had nightmares for months
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The second movie still freaks me out.
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Recently, I watched a film on Netflix called We Belong Together which is about a black family. It’s about this woman named Tracy who is a psychopath and she became infatuated with a college professor. After a one night stand, he rejects her and Tracy would do anything to try to get the college professor & his daughter with her.
If you haven’t seen it then you should; not going to spoil it for you.
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Watching this non-horror film called Girl Lost which is a really sad film because it is about a girl who is forced to do underage prostitution with her mum and it’s messed up because the mum is making her do these things which resorts the girl into self harming, smoking and alcohol.
Cabin Fever
I enjoy it but I can see why others may find it disturbing
AND HOW COULD I FORGET
SILENT HILL
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Silent Hill disturbing? The films?
I mean, the first film (until recently with Detective Pikachu) was the only great videogame adaptation, using the music, camera angles, colour palettes and having the exact same themes and story beats just using a different cast of characters. Brilliant film, not scary or disturbing though… >.<
Yeah Cabin Fever can just get outta here with that, I watched it very drunk and I regret that decision xD
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