what films to this day make you shudder (spoilers)

[Samcro]

for me looper
I can not take the scene where the man starts to disappear (how do you spell that?) then later you see the man in another time.

[NotNob]

The image flashes (there's probably a technical term for them) in the Exorcist.

[letitgo1234]

Eminybob The film you can't remember the name for is creep its a horrible film well that scene anyways that always sticks in my mind too!

[Dontlaugh]

I've never watched it but The Human Caterpillar sounds horrendous. The sequel managed to get itself banned in Ireland or poss uk? A truly vile film, and that's only from the reviews.
Pan's Labyrinth is disturbing but I liked it. Outright gratuitous horror I find off putting, like Saw, The Hills have eyes, etc, so I'm lulled into watching psychological horrors, which are worse! And stay with me way longer.
I haven't watched an 18 in a very many number of years.

[Dontlaugh]

I really appreciated A Clockwork Orange, strangely, despite its inherent horror.

[Pearlmum1]

Funny Games was quite horrific, two men take a family hostage and it's very disturbing! The descent was also horrific. Lastly Eden Lake, couldn't watch the rest!

[leosayershair]

Yes Pearlmum1 Eden Lake is very sinister and disturbing.

I remember going to see The Accused when it came out and knew I never, ever wanted to see it again.