The Most F#!*ed Up Movies I've Ever Seen
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Salo (Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma) (1979, NC-17)
Pasolini's epic, jaw-dropping adaptation/homage to the Marquis de Sade's "120 Days of Sodom". |
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Cannibal Holocaust (1979, NC-17)
The grindhouse classic that started the "pseudo-documentary movie" about the dangers in the Amazon. |
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Caligola (Caligula) (Edited Version) (1979, R)
The only full-length feature film to showcase both Shakespearean actors and Penthouse pets. |
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L' Âge d'Or (Age of Gold) (The Golden Age) (1979, Unrated)
Bunuel and Dali's controversial interpretations of infidelity and religion. |
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In the Realm of the Senses (1976, NC-17)
A beautiful tale based on true events of a deeply passionate and sadistic love affair. |
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Pink Flamingos (1972, NC-17)
John Water's legendary first movie chronicling the exploits of a bizarre family claiming to be the filthiest people alive. |
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Eraserhead (1977, Unrated)
A legendary (and disturbing) nightmare within a dream film. |
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Antichrist (2009, Unrated)
A one-of-a-kind horror/arthouse experience of a grieving couple trying to fix their marriage and encounter something sinister at their cabin retreat. |
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Kids (1995, NC-17)
Larry Clark sheds light on the disturbing events in everyday kids' lives. |
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Aftermath (1994, Unrated)
An extremely graphic short film of human mortality and the desires of the flesh. |
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El Topo (1970, Unrated)
The original Midnight Movie; still controversial as it is beautiful. |
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Visitor Q (Bijitâ Q) (2002, R)
Miike's most controversial movie; A TV reporter decides to allows cameras in his distraught home and family. |
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Ultimo Tango a Parigi (Last Tango in Paris) (1972, NC-17)
One of the most erotic films made of an American widower and young Parisian's dangerous affair. |
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The Last House on the Left (1972, Unrated)
Wes Craven's first (& most violent) film of an up-standing couple's ruthless revenge on the people that hurt their daughter. |
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Irreversible (2002, Unrated)
A hypnotic, troubling film of love, jealousy, and revenge told from end to beginning. |
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A Clockwork Orange (1971, R)
Kubrick's take on the price of what men will do to eradicate indecency. |
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Gummo (1997, R)
A pseudo-documentary movie about the inhabitants of a small town ravaged by a tornado. |
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Freaks (1932, Unrated)
A cult horror classic and a bold movie experience with the great casting of actual sideshow freaks. |
