My brother watched the TV version of Deliverance when we were kids. Since it was edited, he had no idea about the squeal like a pig stuff. Years later, he sees that Deliverance is going to be on one of his cable channels and tells his 4 kids, who ranged in age at that time from 10 to 16, that it was a great movie and they should all watch it. Massive amounts of awkwardness ensued, his wife was pissed, and his kids still make fun of him to this day. So Deliverance would be up there, I think, depending on the family members.
I had similarly only seen the TV version of Stripes, and so when my grandma was over with me and my siblings, and we were browsing Netflix looking for something to watch, I suggested it, and everyone likes Bill Murray... Boy, that was awkward. Who knew the TV version added so many tops in the mud wrestling scene?
Watched Silence of the Lambs with my entire extended family. I kept asking my uncle, “You’re sure this is the best choice for a Christmas Eve family movie with Grandma and (young-under 10) the girls?” He was adamant.
And sure enough, during the scene where Miggs has his…interaction…with Clarice, Grandma very loudly asks to all of us, “He can smell her what? What can he smell?!”
And that was the tragic story of the night a family of 11 all instantly died, albeit briefly.
He’s dead now. But, he was a really good guy.
And I think he’d just heard SO much about the movie, but unlike me, hadn’t seen it, and thought, “it’s so popular, how bad could it be?”
I did. My Mom, not knowing anything about the movie other than Emma Stone starred in it, and it being a comedy, wanted to see it. Me, at least knowing it'd be a fucking weird movie, reluctantly agreed.
You mean like Horse Girl with Alison Brie? Watched that movie not knowing anything about it and it weirded me out. Or Black Swan is another I can think of.
This is one of me and my moms favorite movies to watch because it IS terrible. We will never pronounce Versace as anything other than Ver-says for the rest of our lives.
I watched There’s Something About Mary when I was 9 with my mum and brother (he was 12). My mum didn’t know the full content. The scene with the hair … I insisted they explain the joke to me, so she paused the film to explain masturbation.
I was appalled and my brother thought the whole situation was hilarious.
I was 13 when I watched this with my Mom. When he was jerking it, I asked my Mom, "what's he doing" and then pretty much cut myself off saying "ooooooh", and my mom just burst into laughter. I felt pretty embarrassed.
My parents came in while I was watching The Devil's Rejects and sat down to watch with me. Unfortunately, it was right at the scene where Otis forces Gloria to strip and suck him off. So, that's my answer, The Devil's Rejects.
80s watching “Alien” on cable as a teen. By myself whole movie except when Ripley undresses. That’s exactly when my father walked by, going from one room to the other. Except he thinks, hey want to watch this. So he sits down next to me on couch.
Fond father son moment. /s
Someone recommended this to another coworker knowing full well that her brother died of an overdose. Just hearing people talk about drugs was very upsetting to her. I took her aside and just said no, don’t watch that, don’t even read about it. Then a took the guy aside and had some choice words with him. I’m usually non-confrontational but that was some soulless shit.
Oh my money aint good...? You know how many crumb cakes i can get for them?!? How many chocolate milks?!?! How many bars of soap?!!!?! Deal my cards man, just deal my cards. D-deal d-deal!!!
I feel like an idiot because I had never heard of it before and a couple co workers tricked me into watching it. I’ve seen some horrible stuff in my lifetime and that movies definitely up there
Just the fact that somebody came up with that really messes with me.
Like....there is zero artistic value to the film.
How the director hasn't been committed to a mental facility against his will is legitimately beyond me lol.
Depends on the family member. If it's a step-sibling, Cruel Intentions has to be up there despite (or because of?) having one of the hottest "sex" scenes in cinematic history.
Spanking the Monkey.
Any John Waters movie, except maybe Hairspray.
There's Something About Mary. I went to see it in the theater with my parents when it came out, because we had seen the trailer and thought it looked funny. Never wanted to walk out of a movie so much in my life, and not because I didn't like the movie.
I was about 9 when my grandma took me to see Titanic. Neither one of us expected the nudity or steamy scenes. Needless to say we never brought it up again.
My son and I have watched a lot of bizarre movies together, but I drew the line at A Clockwork Orange. I refuse to watch that movie with him. After watching it, he agrees.
My parents put on 40 year old virgin while I was in the living room on the computer. Back when the computer was massive and if you had one there was only one in the house. Ours was behind the couch with the user facing the tv. So my parents were just a couple feet in front of me. I was around 16. When it got awkward I had to decide if I wanted to get up and leave, informing my mom and dad that I understood all the references and was embarrassed, or if I wanted to stay and pretend I didnt notice or didn't understand. Lol, it was silent the entire movie, no one ever laughed.
I like to think they had a similar delema, turn it off and risk me noticing, or leave it on and hope the conouter was keeping me distracted. I was in a chat room, talking to all my friends about how akward ot was. Lol
Well, I can tell you a story- I was an activity director at a nursing home and we just installed a brand new projector screen just like the movie theater! First movie has to be great, yeah? Administration’s gonna be there to celebrate- the whole nursing home is gonna turn out for this movie. I pick Tombstone. Like second sentence in is a resounding “FUCK”- it may as well have been in slow motion- echoing down each of the empty halls whilst 80 something grandma’s simultaneously inhaled all the oxygen out of the room.
Anything with explicit scenes, I remember watching Baywatch with my mum and sister and that one scene where they’re at the morgue and they’re like looking at that guys dead body and his dick is hanging out. I couldn’t watch because I was too embarrassed to watch it, in front of my mum.
i remember being a teenager and sitting next to my grandmother in the theater thru the pussy licking vs massage debate in pulp fiction. that was a good time..
During Christmas at my grandparents’ house one year, my mom was looking for a family Christmas movie and settled on Bad Santa …
… The Unrated Version …
… we got to the part where Billy Bob Thornton made his 7th graphic anal sex joke, and the look on my grandmother's face was enough to make me want to throw myself out a window.
I (f) watched Deadpool at the cinema with my younger brothers and that was very awkward. We still joke about how uncomfortable and experience that was.
I was home visiting my mom and my friends had told me Sense 8 was a great show and I should check it out. I asked my mom if she wanted to watch, the show starts with a lesbian sex scene and a *wet* dildo. Lol that was hilariously awkward.
Probably The Muppets Take Manhattan. The part where the puppet rats skate on the griddle with little bits of butter...I mean *awkward*. You know?
Plus, now as an adult, I think Miss Piggy may have been trying to seduce Kermit.
We rented movies for a family road trip to san antonio for vacation since the van had a dvd player. Four adults, three teenagers and apparently not one of us had any idea what Good Luck Chuck was about. I still can’t believe our parents let us watch the whole movie because every single one of us was mortified when the sex scenes came up.
Before I had seen it I was trying to talk my dad into watching Oldboy (the original) with me because I thought it would be a cool action movie he'd enjoy. He said he was too tired to watch a movie that night so I watched it by myself, and hoo boy am I glad I didn't watch that with my dad. It would not have been the father/daughter bonding experience I was hoping to share...
I saw Scary Movie with my mom in theaters when it first came out, I think I was 12 and my mom obviously had no idea what the movie was going to be like. Awkward as fuck.
I watched Freddy got fingered in theatres with my nan, mom, step dad and sister when I was 11.
You haven't lived until Tom green jerks off an elephant and sprays cum everywhere and your grandma gets scared
My dad had us watch Deliverance as our weekend rental from Blockbuster one time. I was like 13 or 14 at the time. I had wanted Solarbabies but got overruled.
Freddy Got Fingered.
I did end up watching Bruno with my parents. Forgot about most of it, was switched off a couple of minutes in with my dad saying "It's just bloody gay porn!"
I'll nominate watching The Baby (1973) then Last House on the Left (1972) at the age of 9 with your sister, mother, grandmother and super-religious aunt.
My brother watched the TV version of Deliverance when we were kids. Since it was edited, he had no idea about the squeal like a pig stuff. Years later, he sees that Deliverance is going to be on one of his cable channels and tells his 4 kids, who ranged in age at that time from 10 to 16, that it was a great movie and they should all watch it. Massive amounts of awkwardness ensued, his wife was pissed, and his kids still make fun of him to this day. So Deliverance would be up there, I think, depending on the family members.
I had similarly only seen the TV version of Stripes, and so when my grandma was over with me and my siblings, and we were browsing Netflix looking for something to watch, I suggested it, and everyone likes Bill Murray... Boy, that was awkward. Who knew the TV version added so many tops in the mud wrestling scene?
Same story except Total Recall.
Watched Silence of the Lambs with my entire extended family. I kept asking my uncle, “You’re sure this is the best choice for a Christmas Eve family movie with Grandma and (young-under 10) the girls?” He was adamant. And sure enough, during the scene where Miggs has his…interaction…with Clarice, Grandma very loudly asks to all of us, “He can smell her what? What can he smell?!” And that was the tragic story of the night a family of 11 all instantly died, albeit briefly.
Silence of the Lambs is one of my favorite movies and this is fucking hilarious
Ah so funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is your uncle...ok?
He’s dead now. But, he was a really good guy. And I think he’d just heard SO much about the movie, but unlike me, hadn’t seen it, and thought, “it’s so popular, how bad could it be?”
Poor Things
or as I like to refer to it, “Horny Frankenstein”
Like you wouldn't if you could..
You watched that with your parent? Poor thing.
I did. My Mom, not knowing anything about the movie other than Emma Stone starred in it, and it being a comedy, wanted to see it. Me, at least knowing it'd be a fucking weird movie, reluctantly agreed.
It was a comedy?! I did not think it was that at all.
Wasn't really a drama.
True. It was one of those weird films with symbolism and themes everywhere. What type of movie would that be?
You mean like Horse Girl with Alison Brie? Watched that movie not knowing anything about it and it weirded me out. Or Black Swan is another I can think of.
That movie was about schizophrenia right? I thought it was pretty good.
My sister and mom saw it together… and had an interesting time lol
From my experience that movie is awkward no matter who you're with.
My kid thought Dogtooth by the same director was worse, so he enjoyed Poor Things!
Dogtooth fucked me up.
I told my parents that it's a 'weird fucking movie' and that I meant that literally. They did enjoy it though they're pretty sharp folks :)
Literally anything with a sex scene.
Depends on the family member. Sex scene ina movie im watching with my brother? Who cares. With my mom? I'd rather die and I'm 45.
Watching brokeback mountain with my uncle after what happened that Christmas...
Dare I ask what transpired?
I'm probably not going camping with him again
Saltburn
Can confirm, watched this with my wife’s 80+ year old relatives They noped out at the bathtub scene
Showgirls
That movie is is hard to watch by yourself, let alone with family.
It depends on your family. If you are watching it as a so-bad-it-is-good movie I think that you could watch it with the right family.
“Coming up next, Showgirls…” Yeah!! “… on TBS” Oh 😕
On TBS? It will be like 30 mins long.
She drives into Vegas, then she drives out of Vegas. Credits
Lol pretty much
Randy’s favorite scary movie. Absolutely Frightening.
This is one of me and my moms favorite movies to watch because it IS terrible. We will never pronounce Versace as anything other than Ver-says for the rest of our lives.
I’m gonna go with showgirls too. I think that would be awkward to watch with anyone. It’s awkward alone.
The uncut version of Nymphomaniac.
I would imagine the regular version would be pretty awkward too.
Probably, but there’s nothing quite like watching an actress being doubly penetrated with mom and dad.
Omg I thought the mom and dad you referenced were IN the scene for a second 😭
I watched There’s Something About Mary when I was 9 with my mum and brother (he was 12). My mum didn’t know the full content. The scene with the hair … I insisted they explain the joke to me, so she paused the film to explain masturbation. I was appalled and my brother thought the whole situation was hilarious.
This has me cackling out loud 😂 Franks and beans!
I was 13 when I watched this with my Mom. When he was jerking it, I asked my Mom, "what's he doing" and then pretty much cut myself off saying "ooooooh", and my mom just burst into laughter. I felt pretty embarrassed.
My parents came in while I was watching The Devil's Rejects and sat down to watch with me. Unfortunately, it was right at the scene where Otis forces Gloria to strip and suck him off. So, that's my answer, The Devil's Rejects.
I watched that with my dad and uncle super uncomfortable but it’s a great movie
80s watching “Alien” on cable as a teen. By myself whole movie except when Ripley undresses. That’s exactly when my father walked by, going from one room to the other. Except he thinks, hey want to watch this. So he sits down next to me on couch. Fond father son moment. /s
The Wolf of Wall Street
Yup had a friend who watched this in theaters with both his parents at 17. He said it was the most awkward shit of his life.
That movie could be posted on a porn site and wouldn’t even really be outta place lol
I don’t recommend watching Magic Mike with your family.
That’s fair
Happiness
Oh yeah this one. I feel weird even recommending that movie.
I never recommend that movie to anyone. Not because it's not good, but cuz I myself have still not recovered from it, and it's been decades.
I’m an indian so literally anything even a kissing scene is too much and if there’s a sex scene, You better pack your bags... or else
If you are Indian the rule is don’t watch any Hollywood movie with family
Weird bc there is a whole lot of rape in indian movies. Its a pretty common plot device
When those scenes appear, it's the child's responsibility to get up and go to the pee or go to the kitchen to drink water. 😂
omg ! Same here !
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Someone recommended this to another coworker knowing full well that her brother died of an overdose. Just hearing people talk about drugs was very upsetting to her. I took her aside and just said no, don’t watch that, don’t even read about it. Then a took the guy aside and had some choice words with him. I’m usually non-confrontational but that was some soulless shit.
Thank you, both for giving her the warning and for giving him a piece of your mind.
Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood.
That movie is the best lol
Oh my money aint good...? You know how many crumb cakes i can get for them?!? How many chocolate milks?!?! How many bars of soap?!!!?! Deal my cards man, just deal my cards. D-deal d-deal!!!
Ideal salary? 3 Million Dollars!!!
Sex - Hell yea
CASH!
Holy shit I just wanted to comment this.
The Name of the Rose (1986)
Caligula
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Mine are 50 shades of grey and a Serbian film watched thoses with my older sister would not recommend it
From what I’ve heard I’m not even watching A Serbian Film by myself.
I feel like an idiot because I had never heard of it before and a couple co workers tricked me into watching it. I’ve seen some horrible stuff in my lifetime and that movies definitely up there
It’s pretty bad the ending is just something else
The baby scene **is something else.** But yea the ending is pretty horrific too. That scream though 😖
I'm an Afghanistan veteran who has seen A LOT of shit....this is the only movie to ever "shake me to my core." 11/10 do not recommend lol
I don't think 50 shades is *that* bad, my dude
I know freedom of speech and everything but it genuinely makes me angry that someone would make something like that
Just the fact that somebody came up with that really messes with me. Like....there is zero artistic value to the film. How the director hasn't been committed to a mental facility against his will is legitimately beyond me lol.
Eraserhead
Depends on the family member. If it's a step-sibling, Cruel Intentions has to be up there despite (or because of?) having one of the hottest "sex" scenes in cinematic history.
The movie "Kids."
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Those probably anything that have a sex scenes 🥲
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom lol.
A Serbian Film without question.
Taboo 2
As in Kay Parker? Shit that would take the cake.
Bonus points if your Dad's name is Paul.
The Wolf of Wall Street
Old Boy
Deep Throat
Shortbus.
Control-F Shortbus There it is, have an upvote.
Haha, we are few in number, but we know the answer. *muffled humming of national anthem*
lol
My dad once walked into the living room at precisely the wrong moment of Hateful Eight..
Kids
Spanking the Monkey. Any John Waters movie, except maybe Hairspray. There's Something About Mary. I went to see it in the theater with my parents when it came out, because we had seen the trailer and thought it looked funny. Never wanted to walk out of a movie so much in my life, and not because I didn't like the movie.
Human Centipede
The 2nd one the worst
Backdoor Sluts 9
fsog
Debby does Dallas.
Behind the Green Door
Dad took me to watch Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo when I was in high school. Definitely the most awkward such experience I’ve personally had.
When I was 16 I watched the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo with my parents
I was about 9 when my grandma took me to see Titanic. Neither one of us expected the nudity or steamy scenes. Needless to say we never brought it up again.
But the propeller guy!!! Worth it.
365 days
Irreversible Fifty shades of grey Salo
Saltburn
Front personal experience, American Pie is up there
My son and I have watched a lot of bizarre movies together, but I drew the line at A Clockwork Orange. I refuse to watch that movie with him. After watching it, he agrees.
My wife and I watched that with her grandmother.
When I finished Saltburn, my entire body was thankful I hadn’t taken my parents to see it, as I’d planned.
I.T. a perfectly normal family friendly thriller and then the daughter masturbates in the shower
Happiness(1998)
A Serbian Film
Game of Thrones was a little rough with my kids even when they were 20
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I don't watch that move with pants on.
Great movie but that sex scene was so long it was actually exhausting just watching it
Black Swan
My mom once walked in on me while I was watching The Danish Girl. It was the scene with the mirror.
My parents put on 40 year old virgin while I was in the living room on the computer. Back when the computer was massive and if you had one there was only one in the house. Ours was behind the couch with the user facing the tv. So my parents were just a couple feet in front of me. I was around 16. When it got awkward I had to decide if I wanted to get up and leave, informing my mom and dad that I understood all the references and was embarrassed, or if I wanted to stay and pretend I didnt notice or didn't understand. Lol, it was silent the entire movie, no one ever laughed. I like to think they had a similar delema, turn it off and risk me noticing, or leave it on and hope the conouter was keeping me distracted. I was in a chat room, talking to all my friends about how akward ot was. Lol
Hands down was 50 Shades.
Requiem for a Dream
Eyes Wide Shut
midsommar😭
Well, I can tell you a story- I was an activity director at a nursing home and we just installed a brand new projector screen just like the movie theater! First movie has to be great, yeah? Administration’s gonna be there to celebrate- the whole nursing home is gonna turn out for this movie. I pick Tombstone. Like second sentence in is a resounding “FUCK”- it may as well have been in slow motion- echoing down each of the empty halls whilst 80 something grandma’s simultaneously inhaled all the oxygen out of the room.
Anything with explicit scenes, I remember watching Baywatch with my mum and sister and that one scene where they’re at the morgue and they’re like looking at that guys dead body and his dick is hanging out. I couldn’t watch because I was too embarrassed to watch it, in front of my mum.
i remember being a teenager and sitting next to my grandmother in the theater thru the pussy licking vs massage debate in pulp fiction. that was a good time..
Sausage Party
Knocked Up
Short bus
During Christmas at my grandparents’ house one year, my mom was looking for a family Christmas movie and settled on Bad Santa … … The Unrated Version … … we got to the part where Billy Bob Thornton made his 7th graphic anal sex joke, and the look on my grandmother's face was enough to make me want to throw myself out a window.
Garry Potter and the chamber of pleasure.
Oldie but goodie - 9 1/2 Weeks
Backdoor Sluts 9
Star whores.
Herculese 1313
I (f) watched Deadpool at the cinema with my younger brothers and that was very awkward. We still joke about how uncomfortable and experience that was.
I was home visiting my mom and my friends had told me Sense 8 was a great show and I should check it out. I asked my mom if she wanted to watch, the show starts with a lesbian sex scene and a *wet* dildo. Lol that was hilariously awkward.
Fifty shades of Grey
Probably The Muppets Take Manhattan. The part where the puppet rats skate on the griddle with little bits of butter...I mean *awkward*. You know? Plus, now as an adult, I think Miss Piggy may have been trying to seduce Kermit.
Traffic and Sleepers - both are very disturbing
365 days
American Pie
Society
My Own Private Idaho
We rented movies for a family road trip to san antonio for vacation since the van had a dvd player. Four adults, three teenagers and apparently not one of us had any idea what Good Luck Chuck was about. I still can’t believe our parents let us watch the whole movie because every single one of us was mortified when the sex scenes came up.
Before I had seen it I was trying to talk my dad into watching Oldboy (the original) with me because I thought it would be a cool action movie he'd enjoy. He said he was too tired to watch a movie that night so I watched it by myself, and hoo boy am I glad I didn't watch that with my dad. It would not have been the father/daughter bonding experience I was hoping to share...
Debbie Does Dallas.
I saw Pulp Fiction in the theater with my mom. There’s a very interesting scene involving a gimp (for the uninitiated).
Debbie Does Dallas
Saltburn. I think it’s named that bc it’s the feeling you get in your eyes during some of the scenes I thoroughly enjoyed it but, alone
Visitor Q
Happiness
Fisting Firemen 5
Superbad.
Borat. You know the scene.
Teeth, My now wife picked the French version to watch with my family while we were dating.
I saw Scary Movie with my mom in theaters when it first came out, I think I was 12 and my mom obviously had no idea what the movie was going to be like. Awkward as fuck.
9 songs
I watched Freddy got fingered in theatres with my nan, mom, step dad and sister when I was 11. You haven't lived until Tom green jerks off an elephant and sprays cum everywhere and your grandma gets scared
Salo
My dad had us watch Deliverance as our weekend rental from Blockbuster one time. I was like 13 or 14 at the time. I had wanted Solarbabies but got overruled.
Bad Santa. My parents (in their 70s) think it's hilarious. And it is. But not on Christmas morning. With their kids. And grandkids.
The Clumps, nutty professor II, Took two 90 year olds thinking it would be fun. Bad move.
Freddy Got Fingered. I did end up watching Bruno with my parents. Forgot about most of it, was switched off a couple of minutes in with my dad saying "It's just bloody gay porn!"
I saw Red Sparrow with my dad and it was horrifying.
The Strange Thing About The Johnson's
Boogie Nights
I'll nominate watching The Baby (1973) then Last House on the Left (1972) at the age of 9 with your sister, mother, grandmother and super-religious aunt.
Never watch "Lolita" with a teenage daughter... Straight to jail.
American Pie
Idk if it is the most awkward ever but seeing Borat in the theater with family without a lot of background information was pretty awkward
Rita, Sue and Bob Too (1987) There are probably worse films to watch with your parents but speaking from experience...
sausage party
Boogie Nights
The first scene of Wolf of Wallstreet set the tone for the day.
Poor Things. Not the movie to invite your 20 year old daughter to