black_wreath

The first Saw was brilliant and I highly enjoyed the second as well, after that they got less interesting though the last one released, Saw VI, was suprisingly great. But then if you can't handle depictions of the anatomy in all it's glory don't watch a movie that announces itself with a picture of a dismembered foot.

I actually felt kind of ripped off, that clown was barely in it and there rest did not live up to it's atmosphere.

A classic - seen it many times, I admit at first I was shocked by the real animal death featured in it but then any vegetarian could accuse me of hypocrisy for my reaction.

Chelsea Ko

"The Shining," those twins in that movie are just so weird. Anything symmetrical can give out a sort of creepiness.

no-1-pixie-fan

Weirdest films!? For me...

The Wicker Man (American remake) Them woman were creepy.
Let The Right One In (some quite disturbing scenes when Eli and Hakan are killing people for blood)

ZtotheA

SESSION 9. The creepiest deleted scene in history. Guy crushes a guys head with a hammer, yes i like graphic violence.

Hello-Panda

well..... I love scary movies =D
but the unborn z just disgusting xD && The orphan was a bit disturbing =/ I mean it totally changed my idea abt lil' innocent kids =) just sayin' xD

amy.lee

nikkilove

Ya Let The Right One In was pretty creepy and out there but i loved it. Apparently there redoing that movie probaly gonna be a crappy american version

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GermanPowerMetal

For the category of wierdest films, I think Pink Floyd's The Wall gets the number 1 spot. It does have alot of symbolism and stuff though, I recommend it for anyone interested in The Cold War era and aftermath, or fans of Pink Floyd, if we have any/

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StoneTheCrow

this movie has all the other ones on here beat.



I had all my ex girlfriends watch this and everyone of them freaked.

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