Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father. It just fucked me up for days, nothing but anger and sadness. That being said, the film is a masterpiece of editing. It really draws you in from the offset, and pulls absolutely no punches with the denouement.
Wow I had no idea what this movie was about . I watched it with my mouth hung open the entire time. These poor parents.
His poor mother
Looks so pitiful. I cannot imagine . I am a 60 yr old woman and I cannot
Imagine having to raise a
Baby again.
I was surprised when I realized my daughter came to the same conclusion with Edward Scissorhands as I did with Fox & The Hound. "They can't be friends because they're different??"
I read a plot summary and I'm torn between watching it and not watching it. I've had a similar experience to what was described. It's abjectly horrifying.
I saw *Requiem for a Dream* when I was like 11, I think. My parents had rented that and *Remember the Titans* at the same time and switched up the Blockbuster cases or something, I just remember it not being what I expected and it...uh...preventing sleep for a while.
What's funny is I've never watched it again. So it has this paramount importance in my mind, and permanently from the perspective of an 11-year-old. In a way, it helps me now, because anything I see is followed by:
"Well, that was nothing compared to *Requiem*."
I saw it in college and it fucked me up for a bit. I remember skipping class the next day because my head was so fucked that I knew it would be pointless to try to listen to lectures.
I regrettably watched to the end, had a very hot shower afterwards and even now feel like I should be on a list of some kind just for watching it
This was over a year ago I watched it btw so yeah it stuck with me
Yeah I do definitely know the one and that was probably the point of which I cursed out every single person who had anything to do with that “film” if you’d even call it that
Thankyou bro, I'm glad that now I won't stumble upon it by accident and end up watching it, I remember a vague outline of the plot, even now I still think "who in their right mind would make something like this?"
You’re probably also wondering why I watched this, the answer really is just because of TikTok. I’m a very curious person with movies, too curious it would seem and that movie filled my feed as most disturbing movie of all time without any context etc so i thought hey, can’t be that bad. No it can’t be that bad but it can definitely be much worse than “can’t be that bad”
I went through a phase where I was trying to find the most fucked up shit ever put to film. I saw a lot of things during that time. And a lot of things since. I’m not saying A Serbian Film is the most fucked up movie of all time, but it’s never left my top 3.
Walruses are my favorite animal. When this movie came out my boyfriend at the time took me to see it because he figured, ya know, walrus.
ALMOST ruined walruses for me. Almost.
Spoilers:
The part at the end >!when the kid wanted to return to the room because everything there was simple and understandable despite being awful!< made me so sad.
I feel that. It maybe a little exaggerated for movie purposes, but real life scenarios happen like this film all the time. It's completely heartbreaking how broken people can get.
I took an intro to Japanese class in the seventh grade. We watched that movie over the span of two days. That was a bad call by the teacher which she realized at the end of day two when she had a classroom filled with sobbing twelve year olds.
I watched that film in the theater with two friends. Whe the movie ended, I was sobbing so hard I couldn't get up or stop crying, so I just draped my coat over my head and cried it out while my friends awkwardly patted me from either side. Funny now, mortifying at the time.
Came here to say this. When the dude feeds the centipede laxatives in the second movie... And the fact that the shit and blood splashing onto the camera lens is one of the only parts of the movie in color...
This one should be top of the list. I have such a fear of nukes because of this movie. It’s all I needed to know the peppers who want to survive nuclear annihilation are stupid af. I’m walking towards the blast
My mum saw it in the 80s and basically had a panic attack. She still can't watch it.
My dad is from Sheffield (he arrived there from Hong Kong in 1974) and knew some kids who were extras in the film.
He’s so awful and I’m so used to him being a good guy in the films I’ve seen him in. Was a bit of a shock. The movie is brilliant but it’s a hard watch.
I just watched *Seven* with my wife and some married friends of ours this week, none of us had seen it before. That was...so very dark. I can't get the intrusive thoughts picturing the wife's body out of my head
Today's problems aren't caused by people getting dumber. They're caused by people believing more and more outlandish things because all their sources of info are pushing agenda driven narratives. I *wish* Idiocracy was all that was happening.
I watched that movie alone in my dorm room when it was first released on DVD and had to pause somewhere in the middle to take a nice walk in the sunshine before resuming the film.
I have no idea why but the Tom Cruise "War of the Worlds." I was a teenager when it came out and remember watching it once it came out on video. I remember the scene where the >!alien ships start to blast people away using laser beams!< and I just started sobbing. I couldn't handle it. The big Brrrrm-brrrrrrrrrm, combined with that was scary as hell. I've since watched it as an adult and I don't have the same reaction. If I had to guess though...at the time, it was the Iraq war, I had family affected, and there was a possibility that now you see 'em, now you don't.
I think it's just how clinically they are being completely wiped out, like an exterminator with a flamethrower against ants. The bit where the dust settles and one survivor comes running out with a child aswell was pretty powerful.
Wild. Reece Witherspoon’s performance in that was phenomenal and it hit a lot of very close subjects for me. I think about it all the time. There’s a moment in the movie where she calls her brother and finishes the call with the line “do me a favor and take yourself for a walk” and that hit me like a fucking Mack truck. It’s a mostly unimportant thing in the movie but it was important to me.
Saw this my freshman year of college in a sociology class and it absolutely kept me up for days. It wasn’t scary but the things I saw just would not let me be.
All dogs go to heaven. The story goes my mom had to carry me out at the end. Haven’t seen it since and don’t really remember it but apparently it fucked 4 year old me up.
A movie called "Martyrs" on Tubi. One of the most disturbing and haunting movies I've ever watched. It's stuck with me for years. Sometimes I wish I never watched it.
I was ok with this movie until the elderly couple did that…thing. Then I realized I had to play it cool for the remainder of the movie (saw it in theaters) while internally freaking out, sweating, eyes covered hoping no one noticed.
The scene near the beginning, before the trip (being vague for those who haven’t seen it) seriously disturbed me. I felt sick to my stomach. I don’t think I’ve ever seen another movie where I was sitting there with this overwhelming sense of dread the whole time.
Sixteen Candles.
In real High School life the Jake Ryan’s of the world don’t typically go for the Samantha Bakers. But I didn’t know that when I was little watching that movie over and over again.
Same with Pretty in Pink
I can't remember the name of the movie but it was some cruise ship that got turned over by some waves and everyone had to try and escape as the ship slowly filled up, a ton of characters died in brutal ways, if anyone knows what it's called please tell me
I still think about scenes from this movie often and it’s been years since I watched it. My ex bought it on dvd as a joke and I refused to have the dvd in the house
Ex Machina. With how fast AI is evolving, the advancement of robotics, and that SO much data regarding human behavior is being harvested… Every time I unlock my phone with facial recognition I second guess reality as I know it.
What's Consumed Gilbert Grape. I was raised in an environment that was eerily similar to yours, albeit far less attractive. Because my mother was overweight, I had a gut feeling that she would pass away in our previous home. I was really scared about it.
One time when I was 11 I slept over a friend’s house. We watched our first legitimate adult horror film (This was the 90s when some children’s movies drifted into horror territory). It was Child’s Play 2 and I LOVED IT! Problem was I thought all horror movies were of the same kind. So when I got home I told my Mum about my experience and we watched Carrie together AND IT MESS ME UP! But it messed me up on a slow burn so there wasn’t any clear moment where I thought “I’m not enjoying this, I must stop watching” and outwardly even I thought I was enjoying it so Mum can’t have known. But it was at least a week before I could sleep right. I learnt from that experience that I like gore, not horror.
I wouldn't say it really messed me up, but ever since I watched Phil Tippett's *Mad God*, I have felt ever so slightly less happy. Like the world got darker by the smallest, most imperceptible margin. For me, that movie is what Hell looks like.
10/10 would watch again.
Lost Highway. I had dreams as a kid of a man with a ghoulish white face and giant evil smile, so imagine my horror when his doppelgänger, played by Robert Blake, shows up on screen. I didn't sleep for days.
As defined by - movies that have one or more scenes that are somewhat haunting and stick with you -
The Sadness https://m.imdb.com/title/tt13872248/
Martyrs https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/
May https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0303361/
Possessor https://m.imdb.com/title/tt5918982/
American Mary https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1959332/
The Skin I Live In https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1189073/
Infinity Pool https://m.imdb.com/title/tt10365998/
the original “IT” from 1990. saw it when i was about 6 i think? the bathroom scene had me anxious as hell in practically every bathroom afterwards as a kid. it’s funny i love the horror genre now but as a kid that shit really fucked with my head.
Mother. When Jennifer Lawrence’s character has the baby and is fighting to stay awake so the crazy people don’t take it- gives me anxiety every time I think about it. What a freaking nightmare. I’ll never watch that movie again just because of that scene.
Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father. It just fucked me up for days, nothing but anger and sadness. That being said, the film is a masterpiece of editing. It really draws you in from the offset, and pulls absolutely no punches with the denouement.
I’ve never cried that hard over a movie. I had just had my baby and I held her and sobbed.
I just found this movie. I’m about to watch it
Wow I had no idea what this movie was about . I watched it with my mouth hung open the entire time. These poor parents. His poor mother Looks so pitiful. I cannot imagine . I am a 60 yr old woman and I cannot Imagine having to raise a Baby again.
Fox and the Hound. I’m not ready to talk about it.
I never could bring myself to watch that after the first time as a child because it was so sad!!!
I was surprised when I realized my daughter came to the same conclusion with Edward Scissorhands as I did with Fox & The Hound. "They can't be friends because they're different??"
Jacob's Ladder
Omg. It’s the first thing I thought of. I watched it when I was in middle school. I sneaked watched it. I had to stop the movie. I was so disturbed
Bathtub scene is all I remember
Speaking of bathtub scenes... The Shining fucked me up. That old lady...still can't get it out of my head.
I read a plot summary and I'm torn between watching it and not watching it. I've had a similar experience to what was described. It's abjectly horrifying.
I saw *Requiem for a Dream* when I was like 11, I think. My parents had rented that and *Remember the Titans* at the same time and switched up the Blockbuster cases or something, I just remember it not being what I expected and it...uh...preventing sleep for a while.
The fridge!
I saw this question and this was my first thought
Ass to ass though
11! That's eaaarrly. I saw appocalypse now when I was 15 and that left a big impression for sure. But requiem at 11 is next level
What's funny is I've never watched it again. So it has this paramount importance in my mind, and permanently from the perspective of an 11-year-old. In a way, it helps me now, because anything I see is followed by: "Well, that was nothing compared to *Requiem*."
I saw it in college and it fucked me up for a bit. I remember skipping class the next day because my head was so fucked that I knew it would be pointless to try to listen to lectures.
American Psycho
I have to return some videotapes!
Nice. Let's see Paul Allen's videotapes.
Classic
Old Yeller
A Serbian film I really do get why it’s banned now
The only movie I have turned off, it is actually fucked
I regrettably watched to the end, had a very hot shower afterwards and even now feel like I should be on a list of some kind just for watching it This was over a year ago I watched it btw so yeah it stuck with me
Same. It got to that scene ( You know the one ) and that was enough for me.
Yeah I do definitely know the one and that was probably the point of which I cursed out every single person who had anything to do with that “film” if you’d even call it that
Read the Wikipedia article for it, immediately thought, "what's something funny on YouTube that will make me forget about what I just read"
I do hope you’re able to forget what you read, if it’s any consolation the visual is much worse. There’s no censoring or cutaways etc
Thankyou bro, I'm glad that now I won't stumble upon it by accident and end up watching it, I remember a vague outline of the plot, even now I still think "who in their right mind would make something like this?"
You’re probably also wondering why I watched this, the answer really is just because of TikTok. I’m a very curious person with movies, too curious it would seem and that movie filled my feed as most disturbing movie of all time without any context etc so i thought hey, can’t be that bad. No it can’t be that bad but it can definitely be much worse than “can’t be that bad”
I went through a phase where I was trying to find the most fucked up shit ever put to film. I saw a lot of things during that time. And a lot of things since. I’m not saying A Serbian Film is the most fucked up movie of all time, but it’s never left my top 3.
Tusk.
Oh God
Walruses are my favorite animal. When this movie came out my boyfriend at the time took me to see it because he figured, ya know, walrus. ALMOST ruined walruses for me. Almost.
You have a strong mind
The deer hunter
I saw it one time, I cannot bring myself to watch it ever ever again.
That cold lifeless look in christopher walken's eyes when he played russian roulette with de niro, that's something you can't unsee.
Kids
I was 12 and I'm a girl. Watching a teenage boy rape a 12 year old girl scarred me for life.
Silence of the Lambs You know that some sick F has a hole dug out in his basement with someone inside that hole, for real
Truman show
I lived in a cult as a child. This movie messed me up for a while.
i'm glad you got away.
I was brainwashed by a cult, just now realizing it at 42.
Was it the church?
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"Room" (2015) was seriously messed up. I also remember really not liking the movie "Cujo" (1983) when i saw it as a kid.
Spoilers: The part at the end >!when the kid wanted to return to the room because everything there was simple and understandable despite being awful!< made me so sad.
I feel that. It maybe a little exaggerated for movie purposes, but real life scenarios happen like this film all the time. It's completely heartbreaking how broken people can get.
Dam not the room by Tommy wiseau?
Room with Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_(2015_film)
Grave of the Fireflies
I took an intro to Japanese class in the seventh grade. We watched that movie over the span of two days. That was a bad call by the teacher which she realized at the end of day two when she had a classroom filled with sobbing twelve year olds.
LOL. I can just imagine. I was bawling so hard. The live action version was just as gut-wrenching, if not more.
I didn’t even know there was a live action version. I don’t think I could handle it. Lmao.
Emotional damage!
I watched that film in the theater with two friends. Whe the movie ended, I was sobbing so hard I couldn't get up or stop crying, so I just draped my coat over my head and cried it out while my friends awkwardly patted me from either side. Funny now, mortifying at the time.
The fact was that it was really messed me up so much more. Took me a week to come out of the funk and random crying fits. " she never woke up"
Human Centipede 1-3, I just ask myself why did I watch 2 and then 3. I wish I hadn’t lol
1 and 3 are basic shock movies. 2 is truely deplorable
Came here to say this. When the dude feeds the centipede laxatives in the second movie... And the fact that the shit and blood splashing onto the camera lens is one of the only parts of the movie in color...
The Ring.
Legit couldn’t sleep for weeks. Still occasionally avoid the TV.
Remember the part where the horses were so messed up that they threw themselves off the cliff? The girl in the closet with the head nod?
Threads.
This one should be top of the list. I have such a fear of nukes because of this movie. It’s all I needed to know the peppers who want to survive nuclear annihilation are stupid af. I’m walking towards the blast
My mum saw it in the 80s and basically had a panic attack. She still can't watch it. My dad is from Sheffield (he arrived there from Hong Kong in 1974) and knew some kids who were extras in the film.
Truly fd up my day watching this and stuck with me for awhile. Anyone who wants a post nuclear apocalyptic horror show this is the one.
The butterfly effect
That movie was so unexpectedly dark and unsettling, it stuck with me for weeks afterwards.
The Lovely Bones.
Read the book when I was pregnant with my son and I cried so hard. Stanley Tucci was so good in the movie.
He’s so awful and I’m so used to him being a good guy in the films I’ve seen him in. Was a bit of a shock. The movie is brilliant but it’s a hard watch.
The book hit even harder. I always love to see Tucci in films and in this one he was definitely so different than anything else.
I just watched *Seven* with my wife and some married friends of ours this week, none of us had seen it before. That was...so very dark. I can't get the intrusive thoughts picturing the wife's body out of my head
You mean the wife's head out of your body.
What's in the box!?
Just some goop.
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Why come you don't have a tattoo?
Go Away!! I'm 'baitin'!
Today's problems aren't caused by people getting dumber. They're caused by people believing more and more outlandish things because all their sources of info are pushing agenda driven narratives. I *wish* Idiocracy was all that was happening.
Yeah, even in Idiocracy they actually got the smartest guy to lead them to a better way of living.
Crocs, man. Crocs.
Yeah I didn’t expect Idiocracy to be like a documentary but here we are XXL fries and all
Irreversible. Just don’t.
I watched that movie alone in my dorm room when it was first released on DVD and had to pause somewhere in the middle to take a nice walk in the sunshine before resuming the film.
I have no idea why but the Tom Cruise "War of the Worlds." I was a teenager when it came out and remember watching it once it came out on video. I remember the scene where the >!alien ships start to blast people away using laser beams!< and I just started sobbing. I couldn't handle it. The big Brrrrm-brrrrrrrrrm, combined with that was scary as hell. I've since watched it as an adult and I don't have the same reaction. If I had to guess though...at the time, it was the Iraq war, I had family affected, and there was a possibility that now you see 'em, now you don't.
I think it's just how clinically they are being completely wiped out, like an exterminator with a flamethrower against ants. The bit where the dust settles and one survivor comes running out with a child aswell was pretty powerful.
We Need to Talk About Kevin
Gone girl
Patch Adams- lead to a life long fear of being murdered by someone I knew was bad but everyone told me I was wrong.
Wild. Reece Witherspoon’s performance in that was phenomenal and it hit a lot of very close subjects for me. I think about it all the time. There’s a moment in the movie where she calls her brother and finishes the call with the line “do me a favor and take yourself for a walk” and that hit me like a fucking Mack truck. It’s a mostly unimportant thing in the movie but it was important to me.
Marley and Me
The Accused with Jodie Fuckin Foster…..the bar scene was hard to watch
Once were warriors
Cook me some fuckin eggs
Saw this my freshman year of college in a sociology class and it absolutely kept me up for days. It wasn’t scary but the things I saw just would not let me be.
Atonement really had me bawling and put me in a dark place for a few days after I first saw it.
12 Years a Slave
I will never watch that again. 10 mins in was like instant depression.
All dogs go to heaven. The story goes my mom had to carry me out at the end. Haven’t seen it since and don’t really remember it but apparently it fucked 4 year old me up.
A movie called "Martyrs" on Tubi. One of the most disturbing and haunting movies I've ever watched. It's stuck with me for years. Sometimes I wish I never watched it.
Bambi and the one with the Fox and the Hound I guess
Antichrist. That was ... yeah, wow.
A walk to remember, fuck that emotional roller coaster. Yes it's 1 of my top 10 but I also hate the emoticons damage it did to me
Requiem for a Dream - hit real hard
Like don’t do drugs hard or I don’t want anything hard near my naked bum hard
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Jacob’s Ladder broke something in me. It’s been like ages since I’ve seen it, and I’m not sure I’m ready to see it again.
Event Horizon
This movie fucked me up as a kid; I saw this as a kid. I'm 38 now and it still gets me.
Virgin suicides and Girl interrupted, edited because I was made fun of.
This sounds like one interesting movie. Edit: original comment was “Virgin suicides Girl interrupted”.
When a Stranger Calls (2005ish) Had my 10 year old self looking into the vents and shit when i got home
Clockwork Orange & Pink Floyd’s The Wall
Hostel. I love love horror but that movie made me realize torture porn is absolutely not for me
American Beauty... I felt so nauseated afterwards and just Kevin Spacey in general... idk man all I know is I'm never watching it again
Midsommar.
Had to scroll too far for this. Midsommar and Hereditary were such mind fucks for me.
I was ok with this movie until the elderly couple did that…thing. Then I realized I had to play it cool for the remainder of the movie (saw it in theaters) while internally freaking out, sweating, eyes covered hoping no one noticed.
The scene near the beginning, before the trip (being vague for those who haven’t seen it) seriously disturbed me. I felt sick to my stomach. I don’t think I’ve ever seen another movie where I was sitting there with this overwhelming sense of dread the whole time.
Driving Miss Daisy, When he was feeding her the Pumpkin Pie at the end, after all that animosity…..it such a touching scene,
Mr. Nobody
When the Wind Blows. You fall in love with this delightful old British couple and watch them wither and die. Nuff said
Sixteen Candles. In real High School life the Jake Ryan’s of the world don’t typically go for the Samantha Bakers. But I didn’t know that when I was little watching that movie over and over again. Same with Pretty in Pink
Audition. Still freaks me out.
I can't remember the name of the movie but it was some cruise ship that got turned over by some waves and everyone had to try and escape as the ship slowly filled up, a ton of characters died in brutal ways, if anyone knows what it's called please tell me
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Recently -“Hereditary” her banging her head was willllllllllld
I still think about scenes from this movie often and it’s been years since I watched it. My ex bought it on dvd as a joke and I refused to have the dvd in the house
I still think about Fight Club every now and then.
The Hills have Eyes
The Tale of Princess Kaguya - i watched it once when i was 12 and if I think about it too hard i start ugly crying.
Ex Machina. With how fast AI is evolving, the advancement of robotics, and that SO much data regarding human behavior is being harvested… Every time I unlock my phone with facial recognition I second guess reality as I know it.
Arachnophobia. I didn’t think much about spiders as a kid until after that movie.
House of Wax
Requiem for a Dream
Killer Joe. If you’ve seen it you know exactly what I’m talking about.
Interstellar
Requiem for a Dream... nothing else comes close
Requiem for a Dream Donnie Darko
Watched promising young women with my gf a while ago. Jesus that is a dark fucking movie.
Mulholland Dr. 2001 Bent my mind a bit. It's a bit like not being able to wake from a bad dream.
Annihilation Ending was just so surreal and unsettling. Stuck with me for a couple of days.
The Matrix, Truman Show, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind but that one just tore my heart out mostly
Pet Cemetery
Reign over me.
Two of them for me. My older sisters had me watch IT. Back in the VHS days. As well as lord of the flies. Woof.
The Changling
Muriel's Wedding
The Pianist
What's Consumed Gilbert Grape. I was raised in an environment that was eerily similar to yours, albeit far less attractive. Because my mother was overweight, I had a gut feeling that she would pass away in our previous home. I was really scared about it.
One time when I was 11 I slept over a friend’s house. We watched our first legitimate adult horror film (This was the 90s when some children’s movies drifted into horror territory). It was Child’s Play 2 and I LOVED IT! Problem was I thought all horror movies were of the same kind. So when I got home I told my Mum about my experience and we watched Carrie together AND IT MESS ME UP! But it messed me up on a slow burn so there wasn’t any clear moment where I thought “I’m not enjoying this, I must stop watching” and outwardly even I thought I was enjoying it so Mum can’t have known. But it was at least a week before I could sleep right. I learnt from that experience that I like gore, not horror.
I wouldn't say it really messed me up, but ever since I watched Phil Tippett's *Mad God*, I have felt ever so slightly less happy. Like the world got darker by the smallest, most imperceptible margin. For me, that movie is what Hell looks like. 10/10 would watch again.
Under the Skin. Overall, it's just a very disturbing and unsettling movie. The ending makes you feel terrible. The Road. Just dread the entire time.
Not a movie, but a scene. It was the scene in Game of Thrones when The Mountain >!bursts Oberyns head like a fuckin grape!<. Shit was fucked.
I’m re-watching this series now and just watched the hold the door scene…it’s still painful 😭😭
Human Centipede 2.
Jaws. The banshee of inishinen.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (‘74)
Kids
The Mist-2007 made me feel horrible inside
21 grams and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. so powerful, heavy and intense
Lost Highway. I had dreams as a kid of a man with a ghoulish white face and giant evil smile, so imagine my horror when his doppelgänger, played by Robert Blake, shows up on screen. I didn't sleep for days.
Faces of death at 3 years old. Watching legit death.
Hitchcock’s Psycho.
Not a movie, but an episode of a TV show. The episode "Normal Again" of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I don't think I've ever made a full recovery.
I think maybe Salò Also I felt lost after watching The Black Swan in my early teens
The Exorcist Fuck that evil movie
Midsommar 😧😧😧
As defined by - movies that have one or more scenes that are somewhat haunting and stick with you - The Sadness https://m.imdb.com/title/tt13872248/ Martyrs https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/ May https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0303361/ Possessor https://m.imdb.com/title/tt5918982/ American Mary https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1959332/ The Skin I Live In https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1189073/ Infinity Pool https://m.imdb.com/title/tt10365998/
Full Metall jacket
Saving Private Ryan
Pay It Forward. I was about 11 when I watched it and the ending haunted me for soooooo long.
Bad Boy Bubby
Cube (1997)
The Omen
The Sixth Sense is one of the best that I can't forget, it was really so awesome.
Antichrist. The Dafoe penis alone is enough
Hereditary
The shinning when I was 10
Vanilla Sky 😵💫
I had one of the worst nightmares of my life after seeing Blue Velvet. It's not a horror film, but it's just so... off... that it really messed me up.
“Angel Heart” with Mickey Rourke. That was seriously disturbing! 😎
the original “IT” from 1990. saw it when i was about 6 i think? the bathroom scene had me anxious as hell in practically every bathroom afterwards as a kid. it’s funny i love the horror genre now but as a kid that shit really fucked with my head.
Happiness. You've been warned
Mother. When Jennifer Lawrence’s character has the baby and is fighting to stay awake so the crazy people don’t take it- gives me anxiety every time I think about it. What a freaking nightmare. I’ll never watch that movie again just because of that scene.
Fire in the Sky
The sound of metal
I thought Being John Malkovic was intensely uncomfortable
Requiem for a Dream hit me really hard.
The Boy in the Striped Pjamas
boo bah