As if we needed further proof that real-life is more disturbing than anything Hollywood could imagine.

Moving, honest, raw, wrenching. Prepare yourself for a gut-check. Hilary Swank is phenomenal.

Visually stunning but creepy as all hell. Scared me witless but was so fascinating that I couldn't stop watching.

A classic scrambling of the brain.

Nothing so memorable as that rare mix of Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" and napalm. For something similarly disturbing, watch "Hearts of Darkness", the documentary about the making of the film.

Julie Taymor, Anthony Hopkins, Jessica Lange, Alan Cummings, they're all brilliant - this film is fantastic. Modern-day films can hardly compare to the violence imagined during Shakespeare's era.

The ultimate case of the obsessive stalking loose cannon/lone gunman.

The fact that guys like this exist keeps me up at night.

Orwellian nightmare. Also Richard Burton's last film.

After this movie, I never wanted to see a man again. And if I thought this was an accurate reflection of the male psyche, I would become a lesbian.

"I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore."

Daron Aronofsky's unsettling film of suspense and math. (yes, math).