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@Tyler Durten ... loved "Eraiserhead"

John Water's "Pink Flamingo" for me was disturbing with the famous dog faeces ating scene.

As a teen I think "Blood Sucking Freaks" although schlock b-grade horror, the mad doctor when he sucks the brains with a pippette.

Herzog's "Even Dwarves Started Small" shot in b/w in 1972 (?) and the fact that ALL the cast except the 'cook' who you only see running away are ... what's the pc term ... ummmm ... vertically challenged. Disturbing scenes especially include; the 2 blind characters when they play their bizzare game with the rolling stone, the scene when the pig is killed and the pigletts are still suckling on the corpse, when the instigator of the rebellion is tied to a dentist chair and suddenly rocks and chickens are thrown through the window and the wierd collection of insects creating a wedding scene.

The b/w film "Freaks" a bent film set in one of those travelling freak shows.

Good Aussie film "Wolf's Creek" about a serial killer who kills and later sells possessions of travellers, many believe that it was based on a true event, however it was only inspired by an incident where British Backpacker was killed in Northern territory in Australia. Very well acted by John Waters who in RL also presents a children's programme called Play School.