I can handle about anything, blood, guts, scary stuff no big deal.

Movies that are really twisted or twisted in a certain way though bother me.

Misery with Kathy Bates and James con comes to mind

Training Day with Denzel Washington ( I hate drugs )

Any movie ( even though just a movie ) that shows harm to children or otherwise helpless people.

Do any bother you?

Training day is on my top list of my all time favorite movies.

I can't watch horror movies like i did when i was younger.Those new movies creep me out now.

There was one movie specifically that ticked me off...It's an anti-christian film.Totally messed up and unbiased.The name escapes me at the moment.  

The Russian Roulette scenes in the "Deer Hunter"

That whole movie is a tough watch but those scenes put it way over the edge.  

Not really movies, but a certain scene did recently. The rape scene in the new "Last House on the Left." I went to see that movie when it was in the theater and that was the first time I can ever remember taking my eyes off of the screen for other than a bathroom break    

i personally love training day........

disturbing.....

id say house of a 1000 corpses and devil's rejects......

although....i love those as well

Clockwork Orange warped my mind when I saw it in 7th grade.

8MM. I try to avoid Nick Cage movies, but I saw this and it was tough to watch.

I've never been able to watch those Faces of Death movies either.

Lastly, and this is a HUGE confession, I cannot watch zombie movies. If I do, I have nightmares for weeks. Not kidding.

Anything by Michael Moore or Oliver Stone.  

JU-ON aka The Grudge.

JU-ON is the Japanese version and it is 10x scarier than remake (The Grudge). I remember being scared for days and I was 21!!!!!! LOL... I want to watch the Jap version again, but after googling to make sure I got the name right, I'll pass. This movie has to be the scariest movie ever and nothing comes close. Makes The Ring look noob. There's just something about it that scares me.

The Day After had me disturbed for weeks after I saw it.  

The ***.  And any movie having to do with the devil and spirits.

The Russian Roulette scenes in the "Deer Hunter"

That whole movie is a tough watch but those scenes put it way over the edge.

I could not agree more cart!

The Russian Roulette scenes in the "Deer Hunter"

That whole movie is a tough watch but those scenes put it way over the edge.

I could not agree more cart!

I'm always emotionally drained by that movie. The "Nightmare on Elm Street" films, though well done, bother me very much . The "hero worship" of some people for the character of Freddy Kruger disturbes me most. My very young daughter was kidnapped, raped, and murdered so this type of thing I find offensive and repugnant.

Trainspotting.

Posted by: bass or bass ?I'm always emotionally drained by that movie. The "Nightmare on Elm Street" films, though well done, bother me very much . The "hero worship" of some people for the character of Freddy Kruger disturbes me most. My very young daughter was kidnapped, raped, and murdered so this type of thing I find offensive and repugnant.

my heart goes out to you.....the end.

words cannot ever justify.

The Exorcist.  To this day I can't watch it.

Most of the Halloween movies. I'm a horror buff, and I still occasionally cover my eyes when Michael Myers is in the shot. It's the mask. I literally scares me to my core.  The music doesn't help either.

I've had a recurring nightmare since I was a boy, where Michael Myers is trying to kill me. I average a few a month.

"Whatever Happened to Rosemary's Baby?"  The fact that Mia Farrow was in it and Roman Polanski directed it was enough to scare the bejeebus out of me in the first place, but that flick was really hard to watch.

Salems lot   i had nigtmares for 3 or 4 yrs prob still would if i watch it again

Anything with Daryl Hannah.

Children of the Corn

Anything in the Nightmare on Elm Street series

All the Child's Play movies (that little "Chucky" doll scares the sheet out of me)

Pet Semetary - Especially when the little kid cuts his dad's achilles with scalpel.  Freaky.

American History X

"Fireproof" with Kirk Cameron.

American History X

Even though the movie is fake it did put thought into how america is in reality BUT if you took away the racist tattoos and such it be a true story anytown USA

Any movie with poor acting and/or a poor script. I've become somewhat of a movie snob in recent years, unfortunately.

But movies that really bug me are horror flicks that deal with ghosts or spirits, mostly when I watch them at night by myself. I don't really believe in ghosts, but I can't say I'm sure of that. After watching one of those ghost-type movies, if I go into my basement, I always get ridiculous chills up my spine and I feel like I'm being watched.