Very cool, have fun

moz wants to see everything..

Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive" (aka. Braindead)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103873/

salo was amazeeee.
another disturbing but moving film is 'Irreversible"
seeing as your list is some pretty intense shit

Ichi The Killer - http://youtu.be/coiVr5Pl4-s - pretty nasty stuff

not quite but close to interesting atleast: Ichi the Killer, I stand Alone, Inside, Martyrs, Philosophy of a Knife(if you're able to get through the half doc. qaulity)

but it's funny how El Topo is on that list -- it's just art cinema at its most artsy -- also funny how it's more unacceptable to watch animals die but okay to watch humans get treated like them and tortured in Salo. A shining moment for dark humor.

Irreversible just has an extremely well acted notorious scene and is a little overtop in presentation though -- while Dead/Alive is purposely bad and well, may I say, lame, but can understand the "fun" nature of it if you aren't as strict on your movie watches.

haha thanks for the tips!
Ruii: Dead Alive is have seen when I was veeeery young, don't remember well, I'll watch again! Thank you! Well, you're from Portugal, ,maybe this site can be useful: Filmow

Pusa: Well remembered! Irreversible! I sent tha download link to my e-mail and forgot this! haha Thanks!

Thunderpudd: Yeeeeeahhh! Ichi the Killer! GREAT! I'll watch TODAY!

abstrectchrist: wow!!!! haha you really know about strange movies! *-*
Yeah, El Topo was an exception. I like "revenge" movies, I just read the synopsis and put it at the list. I know that this movie isn't ugly enough.
Well, if you know, on Cannibal Holocaust, animals was REALLY KILLED, aren't robots! I cannot accept this. And about people, some deserves to be tortured hahaha

And Irreversible will be the next after Ichi the Killer
Dead Alive of course will be very funny hahaha, just like Dead Meat, have you seen this movie?


PS.: SORRY ABOUT MY TERRIBLE ENGLISH! HAHA

lol I raid the criterion, art house and "most disturbing movies" selections more than I do new ones.

However watches like philosophy of a knife(checked it out at least though), Hostel 2+, Saw 3+, Serbian Film, Guinea Pig series, Human Centipede series because they sacrifice production value or put the value of shock over the filming process I identify myself with, but I at least skimmed fully through D/A, and Begotten. Begotten was a little too obscure and weird for me(and that's saying alot if you've ever read my poetry), refreshing sure but didn't hold my attention span enough to sit through the whole thing taking every minute of it in.

Okay, other wierd and/or artsy watches: Gozu, Izu, Imprint, Fando Y Lis, VideoDrome, Naked Lunch, Scanners, M, Repulsion, Island of Lost Souls, House(original), Antichrist, Eraserhead, Visitor Q, Black Swan.

lol basically most Takashi Miike starting around mid 90's, Gasper Noe, Seijun Suzuki's last 12 movies with Nikkatsu production company, David Lynch, David Cronenberg post 2000's, and Alejandro Jodorowsky area sure bet for something interesting and different.

edit:
Human centipede series aren't being watched by me because they sacrifice production value or put the value of shock over the filming process I identify myself with

an addition to my weird and/or artsy movies:
Naked

Hey beautiful. Donnie Darko comes to mind too,but you've probably already seen that.

Are disturbing movies a guilty hobby or is this part of an overall film/culture project?