- Oh, you thought the bodies
in your favorite horror movie were fake? (screaming) You probably thought your
favorite creepy movie was made of special effects
and fake blood and bodies. But the truth is, some directors
have done the unthinkable to make their creations
as realistic as possible. In fact, some of them are a bit too real. These are the 10 most
disturbing films ever made. Number one is Cannibal Holocaust. One of the most truly
disturbing films ever made, as it turns out, took it a bit too far. So far, in fact, that some
lives were really lost. Released on February 7th, 1980, Cannibal Holocaust is
an Italian horror film directed by Ruggero Deodato. The movie became the
subject of controversy over the incredibly realistic
and truly graphic violence throughout the 96 minute runtime. In fact, Diodato was actually arrested shortly after the film premiered, due to many people believing
that some actors actually died on camera. Mostly because the violence
appeared to be really happening. He was later cleared but
the movie was still banned in multiple countries. Despite the actors
surviving making the film, it turns out that is
was in fact the animals that really suffered, with much of the brutality
towards them actually committed. Number two is Pink Flamingos. Initially released on March 17th, 1972, Pink Flamingos is a disgusting movie created by John Waters,
who produced, wrote, shot, edited, and directed it,
likely because nobody else wanted in on its creation. This self-proclaimed American comedy follows a drag queen
character named Babs Johnson who must defend her title as
the filthiest person alive against a few other people
who, for some bizarre reason, really want to steal it from her. In one incredibly disgusting scene, characters consume dog feces, a prop that has since then been confirmed to have been 100 percent real. That's right, the actors ate
real dog feces on camera. Number three is Visitor Q. Produced with a budget of only $60,400, Visitor Q was released on March 17th, 2001 and contains everything that you'd expect from a film to make this list. This Japanese black comedy
slash drama slash horror film by director Takashi Miike delves into the dark incestual
lives of a truly sick family through the use of the
popular found footage gimmick that we saw from The Blair Witch Project. Crafted to resemble a
low budget documentary, Visitor Q includes scenes
of rape, prostitution, drug use, and even necrophilia, all committed by members of this family, often with other members of the family and the infamous Visitor Q. But in one truly stomach-churning scene, the father Kiyoshi
comments on how easy it was for him to physically
have sex with a corpse due to something corpses
naturally do soon after dying. The voiding of their bowels. Number four is I Spit On Your Grave. Written, produced, directed,
and edited by Meir Zarchi, I Spit On Your Grave was
released on November 22nd of 1978 and was almost immediately
met with controversy, most notably due to its
incredibly graphic violence and a far too long scene
involving a sexual assault. Also known as Day of the Woman, what makes this film even more disturbing is that the victim of the sexual assaults turns things around on her
attackers by seducing them and mutilating each of
them in grotesque ways. In one scene, after burying
an ax in a man's back, she used the motorized propellor
of a small boat's engine to disembowel another. This movie is considered
by many, including critics such as Roger Ebert, to be one
of the worst films ever made. Number five is Guinea Pig:
Flowers of Flesh and Blood. This film is actually one
in a six part film series out of Japan called Guinea Pig. This dark and graphic series
was produced by Hideshi Hino, who also starred in and directed the film. The second film in the Guinea Pig series, Flowers of Flesh and Blood, was released on November 30th, 1985. This movie follows Hinero
as he dresses as a samurai, drugs a woman, and then kidnaps her. At his home, the man
then cuts her into pieces and adds them to his
collection of body parts. This movie is so realistically gruesome that actor Charlie Sheen, the
tiger-blooded wizard himself, was convinced that the murder was real. He was so disturbed
that he notified the FBI about the killing soon after
seeing it in the early 90s. Though no charges were
ever actually filed, some people still
believe that the producer should be arrested over
making something so horrific. Number six is Caligula. This film is one of the most
widely known disturbing films in existence, partly because of the fact that there are multiple
well-known actors in it, including Dame Helen
Mirren, Peter O'Toole, and Malcolm McDowell, who
starred as the main character. Considered to be a
pornographic historical drama, Caligula is an Italian-American film directed by Tinto Brass. Initially released on August 14th, 1979, this movie is still to this day banned in multiple countries due
to its graphic content, which includes graphic
unsimulated sex scenes and hardcore nudity. Additionally, a number
of critics have claimed that the film is incredibly negative, offering no saving scenes
of happiness of any kind, which just adds to how disturbing it is. The controversy should come as no surprise when you hear that the film
was the first and only one produced by the gentlemen's
magazine Penthouse. In fact, most of the real sex scenes involved Penthouse pets as extras. Number seven is Martyrs. Released in May of 2008 at
the Cannes Film Festival, and September 3rd, 2008 globally, Martyrs is a French-Canadian thriller from the mind of writer
director Pascal Laugier. Martyrs takes viewers
to a very dark place, delving into harsh subjects
like psychological torture, physical torture, graphic
violence, suicide, and mental illness. Considered a good example of
the new era of French horror, the film tells the story of
two girls, Anna and Lucy, on the run from people
who had Lucy locked up and repeatedly abused her. Lucy believes that she's
being pursued by a ghoul, so she breaks into random families' homes and kills all the
occupants with a shotgun. But it becomes even darker as
the ghoul becomes persistent and Lucy ends up committing suicide. The other girl, Anna, is
eventually captured by a cult and skinned alive as a type of sacrifice in what proves to be the
most stomach-wrenching scene in this film. Number eight is Nekromantik. Now we're going to reach
the sickest of the sick. In fact, this movie makes
almost anyone who watches it or hear of it physically ill. One of the characters in
this movie actually dies after being accidentally
shot during the beginning of the movie. But that didn't stop him from
being in all of the sex scenes that came after it. Released on November 1st, 1987, this West German horror exploitation film was co-written and
directed by Jorg Buttgereit and contains a fairly simple plot. A man brings home a fresh corpse for he and his sicko
girlfriend to play with. In this truly disturbing film, a man who cleans up dead bodies decides to bring home a corpse of a gardener, which his girlfriend
uses to please herself in very graphic ways. But you may be wondering,
how does she pull this off? Well, with a steel pole inserted
inside of the man's body. The film also contains scenes
where the girlfriend bathes in blood, a rabbit is
graphically slaughtered, and Rob kills himself
as he pleases himself. Number nine is Salo. This film is widely regarded
as the most disgusting movie of all time. Also known as 120 Days of Sodom, Salo was first released in
Italy on November 22nd, 1975, though only a handful
of countries allow it in their theaters. This Italian-French horror
film was unleashed on the world under the guise of being an art piece. The movie is apparently a journey
through the darkest places in the filmmaker's mind. And that darkness includes
teenagers being brutally tortured both physically and
mentally, graphic nudity, and horrific violence. The scenes are so realistic, it had many viewers
believing that the producers had the actors actually mutilated. Like others on this list,
Salo is still banned in a number of countries. In this case though, it
was mostly due to the fact that almost all of the
unsettling occurrences seem to happen to actors
younger than 18 years old. Salo's director, Pier Paolo
Pasolini, was murdered just three weeks before
the art piece was released and the circumstances
surrounding his death are a mystery even today. And number 10 is The Human Centipede. Of all of the films on this list, The Human Centipede has
the honor of being the one you've most likely
already heard of or seen. Written, produced, and
directed by Tom Six, this vomit-inducing
horror film was released on August 30th, 2009 and
went on to make all of us gag at simply hearing the premise. In the movie, Dr. Joseph Hieter, a twisted ex-surgeon
who used to specialize in separating conjoined twins, wants to make his fantasy a reality. His fantasy being a series
of human beings sewn together mouth to anus to form a disgusting chain that he calls the human centipede. He obtains volunteers by
drugging and kidnapping three tourists, two being
American and one Japanese. Soon after, he goes to work
assembling his creation. He pulls this off and his success makes most of the audience quite ill, especially when the man
at the front of the chain suddenly needs to defecate. So those were the 10 most
disturbing films of all time. However, there is one more film
that you need to know about. There is a movie called A Serbian Film. The theme and contents
of this film are so dark and disturbing I literally
did not even feel comfortable enough to describe
it to you in this list. However, although I do not
recommend looking it up, it does exist in its entirety
right now on YouTube. But as always, I want to know, have you seen any of
the films on this list or are there any other
disturbing films that exist that deserve to be on this list? Leave a comment below because
I'll be reading through them and I'm going to pin
the best one to the top. Thank you guys very much
for coming by today. Remember to come by
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