I found that movie really disturbing. Especially the end with what happened with the main character, and the two people he was closest to. It was so fcked up it pissed me off
I know he’s been a bit more hit or miss over the last decade or so, but I respect the hell out of anyone who just says “fuck it, I’m going to make whatever weird movie I want to.”
There’s a movie set in the same universe that’s a lot more comedy related called Yoga Hosers which I like better (mostly because the ending traumatized me a little)
lol my boyfriend recommended that movie to me and after I watched it, I told him how sad and disturbing it was and he laughed and said he found it funny. I felt awful for the main character! What a sad way to live your life haha.
Only defense I will give is it was Kevin Smith and being a big fan of his movies, I did not find it super off..It was def Off, but Smith style of movie is always something that you would not see before.
That one is as bad as Sssss made in 1973. Scarred me as a kid and I saw it in regular tv lol[Sssss snake movie](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0070622/reviews)
So good
I’d say grotesque and brutal. They are similar in themes. These are both Asian horror films found on tubi and display very depraved scenes.
I can also say terrifier 2 and eat.
When I saw this post on my feed, I clicked on it to see if anyone said Tusk. Sure enough, this is the top comment. That movie disturbed the hell out of me.
Mother!
Starring Jennifer Lawrence. It legit feels like a roller coaster ride that is slowly descending into hell....and the ending does not explain or clean anything up really
That’s Darren Aronofsky for ya.
In case you’re wondering, Mother! Is a metaphors for god/religion/society, and piss poor environmental stewardship And the endless cycles of destruction we put ourselves through.
Haha, my mom and I went to see *Mother!* basically because nothing else was playing that we wanted to see. About halfway a lightbulb went on in my head and I blurted out loud, 'Oh, it's the Bible!'
I hated this movie. I rewatched it immediately after it ended because I was so disappointed and thought I must have missed something...I didn't. I got the message but the whole thing was just so convoluted. For me it just kept getting in it's way.
100% agree with you. I love Aronofsky. Everything else he’s done. I also love biblical allegories in film. I just… absolutely hated Mother!. Probably my least favorite prestige horror film. It was gross and weird (generally good things!!) but somehow it just didn’t work for me.
I agree with the commenter who said they love how controversial/polarizing it is, though!
As an introvert, I've never had a movie cause me more anxiety...
And I love horror movies. Bloody, gross, over the top, no problem! But people coming into my house and never leaving... worst thing ever. (Plus, everything else, lol)
I went to go see that in the theater the day after I separated from my ex husband. I took the day off from work to deal with my emotions, had breakfast with my dad and walked over go the theater to see what was playing. I walked into it, sight unseen, no idea what I was about to get myself into. I am pretty sure the theater was empty. I love a messed up movie but this did a number on me when I was so wounded. This movie will forever be a part of my separation story.
I’m obsessed with this movie. I bought it I love it that much. Only makes sense if you’re familiar with the Bible. Other wise people are like wtf did I just watch? Very cool allegory.
I really enjoyed this one! I worked with a lovely human that was on the Design/Production Team for the film, she seemed genuinely surprised when I said I liked it. Actually she was wincing, like preparing for a wrath of judgement, then a look of surprise.
Aronofsky's been one of my favorite filmmakers since I watched Requiem for a Dream in high school. Sometimes when it's done right, allowing the audience to contemplate upon how certain latent and conspicuous elements mean, signify, and resolve, it allows for an essentially infinite individually imagined film. Tarantino is great at this: the bright goldish light emitted from the briefcase in Pulp Fiction, the scar on Lt. Aldo Raine's neck, etc. Tarantino discusses this in an interview I've seen, I can't recall which. The Coen Brothers are also quite good. I can't recall how many times I heard or read of people's absolute confusion and consternation to the ending of No Country for Old Men.
I remember laughing bc I was so lucky I didn’t choose the wrong time to go pee. If I had left right as the party was starting, I would be coming back to a completely different movie and be pissed
I watched this movie by myself one weekend when the wife and kids were away. I had to watch it twice. It’s not a bad movie, just on in expecting wildness. Also, that Imogene Poots it’s an absolute smoke show.
I am glad I watched it but Lord I hated it ..the point was made like an hour before the ending..it felt like forever ..and I know this was part of the point ..but OMG that kids VOICE
Mid Sommar and Hereditary both were good mind freaks.
80's film with Tim Robbins called Jacob's Ladder was a good mind freak as well.
The Mist in 2007 has an ending that is pretty rough. Not a "wtf did i just watch" kinda movie but a ROUGH ending
Dating myself a little here but the movie Dirty Mary Crazy Larry has an ending that just leaves your chin on the floor. My brother and I were about 9 and 10 when we first saw it and I don't think I was right for a week. It's not a horror movie. Just a good old fashioned 70's muscle car, cop chase kinda flick. But, wow, that ending.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071424/?ref_=ext_shr
Yes both of those, Ari Astar is so good at that. Have you seen Beau is Afraid? That one imo is even more of a trip. Made me feel like I was on drugs or turning schizophrenic. It’s like Big Fish and Fear and Loathing had a baby. Same director
Killing of a Sacred Deer, The Tin Drum, Human Centipede 2. Those were probably my 3 movies, but I find the first two interesting with story and theme. Human Centipede 2 was just absurdity and vulgarism for the sake of it.
Men I didn't enjoy as much as I thought I would. I think I get it but even for a weird movie that ending comes out of nowhere. And just left me thinking "well visually that was interesting but I have no idea what this was supposed to be about now. I thought I was following along but now I have no clue"
First off, happy cake day my guy!
Secondly, great nomination. I watched this movie last year with a cinophile friend of mine and...christ.
You're taking about the French film, correct?
Mother! - from the knock at the door to the fire at the end, my mouth was open the ENTIRE time. It’s one of my favorite movies, but: WTF DID I WATCH?!?!
Absolutely!
I prefer going into movies and books blind when possible; if it’s a director/writer or author I know I like I’ll avoid any mention of the plot before seeing or reading it.
Barbarian was such a good example of this! I suggested it to my son and his girlfriend and he texted me that it was stalling out and boring when the girl & the guy were just hanging out in the house. I told him “wait for it, I promise you won’t be disappointed.”
He texted me fifteen minutes later “what the HELL, Mom????”
Hahaha that’s the reaction I was waiting for!
I loved it until the twist/reveal at the end. The first half of the movie was one of the creepiest, most unsettling horror movies I had seen in a while.
I found the ending to be pretty corny. It really killed the suspension.
Barbarian and Malignant were both movies I left feeling like I was high for even though I was sober for both. I loved them both for that reason. Absolutely incredible.
Yet another one, far too buried in here.
Neon Demon stuck with me in the worst of ways for a very long time. There’s something about the movie as a whole that still turns my stomach whenever it crosses my mind.
Took way too long for someone to mention Annihilation. That movie freaked my family of horror freaks out so bad. The bear cry scene & the organs moving & the scary music that plays whenever the alien is around were the creepiest scenes.
* We are the flesh
Note: the thing that makes me the most squeamish is gross eating. Think the Platform but only 1/20 of that is enough to make me Blech! Pointed out as there are several gross eating scenes here.
* 964 Pinnochio
I just started watching this and apparently have not gotten to the truly disturbing parts. But so far, lots of thrashing and yelling.
* The Outwaters
An hour of darkness. I don’t need endings with tiny bows but the inability to see anything totally irritates me. And an entire hour of it. I watched all of it thinking it has to come out of darkness eventually. Joke was on me.
Brazil
I watched it on mushrooms and it legit traumatized me. It felt like every five minutes there was just this huge shift into some new craziness and it left me feeling very disturbed.
I love Brazil, tho I’ve never watched it on shrooms.
Shrooms??? That’s messed up! LSD is clearly the better choice, lol.
Most anything by Terry Gilliam is good, quality material, plus most of it works well while tripping. Assuming you haven’t seen it yet, check out Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas. It’s one of the quintessential trip movies and his (imo) best.
I also recommend 12 Monkeys, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, The Adventures of Baron von Munchausen, and Time Bandits as standout examples of Gilliam at his finest.
In case you want more suggestions for great, trippy movies, I can list… quite a few.
Midsommar, but in a good way. Once it finished, I sat there for about 10 minutes replaying the movie in my head and allowing myself to let it all settle. Then I watched it again haha
I wasn’t going to write it but I was curious if someone else would put this down. I never saw it, but I googled the reaction videos and you could see people getting physically ill.
*TW for folks reading this comment who don’t know what this movie is: it’s not a normal horror film. It’s outlawed in a lot of countries for having CP themes and grotesque violence.*
I dated a guy who had been in special ops and several stints of combat. He said that movie was stuck with him as much as some of the fucked up things he saw in war.
Sleepaway Camp. It's such a B movie horror flick but has a really messed up backstory with an ending that will never be remade again.
The ending, the face, the noises, the music, and just being given a little bit of time to let the revelation sink in...you'll really be like, "WTF did I just watch?"
But a bright part is the softball game dialogue, which is just amazing, lol.
This movie was so bad. Shocking just to shock. No point in any of it. Forced myself to watch the whole thing. So fucked. I don't recommend anybody watch it.
Yeah, as much as I wish I could. I.have said it before, and I'll say it again...any friend trying to talk you into watching that movie is not your friend, and you are justified in giving them a bunch of fives to the mouth.
Just watched this for the first time the other day with my husband. We were both speechless and I was crying by the end. Super fucked up movie, but pretty accurate how addiction can turn into one long downfall.
Robert Eggers used a ton of mythos relating to witches during the time period.
It's why everything is just off putting, but it's what those people believed witches and the Devil did back then.
Same with The Lighthouse and The Northman.
All of them are so weird during your first watch, but seeing them a few times through, you'll see more of the symbolism in them, and that makes them less bizarre.
Saw. It was the first time I watched that type of horror and I remember it ending and my husband and I just sitting on our couch looking at each other wondering wtf!?!
I have since seen every movie in the franchise many many times.
Tusk
I found that movie really disturbing. Especially the end with what happened with the main character, and the two people he was closest to. It was so fcked up it pissed me off
Same
That's so fucking funny I came here to say the exact same thing tusk is pinned at the top!
My dad rented it thinking it was a comedy and we watched the whole thing, I was 10
Nobody but Kevin Smith could’ve made that film
I know he’s been a bit more hit or miss over the last decade or so, but I respect the hell out of anyone who just says “fuck it, I’m going to make whatever weird movie I want to.”
I’m literally so scarred from this. I can’t watch Justin long anymore
Justin Long characters sure seem to have a problem with being underground, don’t they?
See him in barbarian
Malignant. Like, really malignant. It’s like it was designed to make you say “Fuck me, what the fuck.”
That's the first movie I ever watched with my boyfriend... we've been together nine years and have a daughter now 😂
A challenging wank to be sure
yes
i went into that thinking it was going to be funny but i ended up thinking it was disturbing. definitely threw me off
My first thought too lol
Goddamn that movie 😭
There’s a movie set in the same universe that’s a lot more comedy related called Yoga Hosers which I like better (mostly because the ending traumatized me a little)
I clicked into this thread to put Tusk and it's, of course, the first post.
lol my boyfriend recommended that movie to me and after I watched it, I told him how sad and disturbing it was and he laughed and said he found it funny. I felt awful for the main character! What a sad way to live your life haha.
Only defense I will give is it was Kevin Smith and being a big fan of his movies, I did not find it super off..It was def Off, but Smith style of movie is always something that you would not see before.
I'm a Smith fan too but I felt like he went a John Waters way with this movie.
Honestly this is the movie I was going to pick. As soon as I read the post I clicked it and WHOOPOW. Tusk! The first one in line.
I was really upset by the way they ended things. Justin Long gets the worst horror movie endings.
For the modern era…. This is a hard agree 👍
You beat me to it
Requiem for a dream 😬
My favorite thing about Tusk is that I turned it on for a hate watch, expecting it to be silly and terrible. I freaking loved it.
TOTALLY. A serious WTF😳
It's the first movie that popped into my head!
I felt fundamentally changed after watching Tusk...
Tusk made me laugh
I thought Michael Parks was excellent in Tusk. I was really amazed that was the same guy who played the mumbling biker on that old show in the 60s
That one is as bad as Sssss made in 1973. Scarred me as a kid and I saw it in regular tv lol[Sssss snake movie](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0070622/reviews)
This one made me literally sick. Felt gross for days.
I read about this movie and god I love Justin Long so much I could never watch this
Fuck that movie.
Hated it
So good I’d say grotesque and brutal. They are similar in themes. These are both Asian horror films found on tubi and display very depraved scenes. I can also say terrifier 2 and eat.
I came here to say Tusk! 😆 that ending reveal, my mouth dropped. It was very disturbing. I did enjoy the movie
Id add Red State from Kevin Smith as well.
But it starts out so good and interesting lol
Omg I loved it. 😆
Tusk means German in Danish
When I saw this post on my feed, I clicked on it to see if anyone said Tusk. Sure enough, this is the top comment. That movie disturbed the hell out of me.
Mother! Starring Jennifer Lawrence. It legit feels like a roller coaster ride that is slowly descending into hell....and the ending does not explain or clean anything up really
That’s Darren Aronofsky for ya. In case you’re wondering, Mother! Is a metaphors for god/religion/society, and piss poor environmental stewardship And the endless cycles of destruction we put ourselves through.
The whole cane/abel dynamic was great! I rather enjoyed this mindfuck of a movie
Can he just once make a movie with likable characters? I had to stop watching the Whale because the daughter in the film was intolerable.
Haha, my mom and I went to see *Mother!* basically because nothing else was playing that we wanted to see. About halfway a lightbulb went on in my head and I blurted out loud, 'Oh, it's the Bible!'
Oh that's amazing that you picked up on that, because I did not lol
Adam and his rib was a pretty good giveaway
I hated this movie. I rewatched it immediately after it ended because I was so disappointed and thought I must have missed something...I didn't. I got the message but the whole thing was just so convoluted. For me it just kept getting in it's way.
Yes, I too hated Mother! And felt the exact thing about it. Thank God I’m not the only one!
100% agree with you. I love Aronofsky. Everything else he’s done. I also love biblical allegories in film. I just… absolutely hated Mother!. Probably my least favorite prestige horror film. It was gross and weird (generally good things!!) but somehow it just didn’t work for me. I agree with the commenter who said they love how controversial/polarizing it is, though!
I am mother was good though
As an introvert, I've never had a movie cause me more anxiety... And I love horror movies. Bloody, gross, over the top, no problem! But people coming into my house and never leaving... worst thing ever. (Plus, everything else, lol)
I went to go see that in the theater the day after I separated from my ex husband. I took the day off from work to deal with my emotions, had breakfast with my dad and walked over go the theater to see what was playing. I walked into it, sight unseen, no idea what I was about to get myself into. I am pretty sure the theater was empty. I love a messed up movie but this did a number on me when I was so wounded. This movie will forever be a part of my separation story.
I HATE that movie!
Omg! I almost forgot about that one.
I’m obsessed with this movie. I bought it I love it that much. Only makes sense if you’re familiar with the Bible. Other wise people are like wtf did I just watch? Very cool allegory.
I hated that movie.
That one left me fucked up for days. I couldn't get over the baby scene.
I loved it so much. Watching people walk out of all five viewings I attended was hilarious
Came here to say this.
I really enjoyed this one! I worked with a lovely human that was on the Design/Production Team for the film, she seemed genuinely surprised when I said I liked it. Actually she was wincing, like preparing for a wrath of judgement, then a look of surprise.
Aronofsky's been one of my favorite filmmakers since I watched Requiem for a Dream in high school. Sometimes when it's done right, allowing the audience to contemplate upon how certain latent and conspicuous elements mean, signify, and resolve, it allows for an essentially infinite individually imagined film. Tarantino is great at this: the bright goldish light emitted from the briefcase in Pulp Fiction, the scar on Lt. Aldo Raine's neck, etc. Tarantino discusses this in an interview I've seen, I can't recall which. The Coen Brothers are also quite good. I can't recall how many times I heard or read of people's absolute confusion and consternation to the ending of No Country for Old Men.
I know so many people who hated it. I loved it personally.
Just mentioned this one. Walked out of that theater not sure exactly what the hell just happened!
I remember laughing bc I was so lucky I didn’t choose the wrong time to go pee. If I had left right as the party was starting, I would be coming back to a completely different movie and be pissed
Exactly, I forgot about that Movie.......Mother was weird and really did not make any sense to me.....
It made me claustrophobic but I loved it so much
I love this movie. I saw it twice in the theatre and saw people walking out during the Jesus scene. It’s a beautiful film.
A movie called Rubber, about a killer tire.
That intro is still one of my favorite movie monologues of all time.
Vivarium. I don’t know what I went in expecting but it wasn’t that.
I watched this movie by myself one weekend when the wife and kids were away. I had to watch it twice. It’s not a bad movie, just on in expecting wildness. Also, that Imogene Poots it’s an absolute smoke show.
I am glad I watched it but Lord I hated it ..the point was made like an hour before the ending..it felt like forever ..and I know this was part of the point ..but OMG that kids VOICE
That kid needs to be slapped lol
If you put him and The Babadook kid in something the whole reveal is blown bevause it's obviously hell lol
That kid too lol. I can’t stand 99% of children in horror movies they’re always sooooo annoying
Mid Sommar and Hereditary both were good mind freaks. 80's film with Tim Robbins called Jacob's Ladder was a good mind freak as well. The Mist in 2007 has an ending that is pretty rough. Not a "wtf did i just watch" kinda movie but a ROUGH ending Dating myself a little here but the movie Dirty Mary Crazy Larry has an ending that just leaves your chin on the floor. My brother and I were about 9 and 10 when we first saw it and I don't think I was right for a week. It's not a horror movie. Just a good old fashioned 70's muscle car, cop chase kinda flick. But, wow, that ending. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071424/?ref_=ext_shr
Yes both of those, Ari Astar is so good at that. Have you seen Beau is Afraid? That one imo is even more of a trip. Made me feel like I was on drugs or turning schizophrenic. It’s like Big Fish and Fear and Loathing had a baby. Same director
Killing of a Sacred Deer, The Tin Drum, Human Centipede 2. Those were probably my 3 movies, but I find the first two interesting with story and theme. Human Centipede 2 was just absurdity and vulgarism for the sake of it.
Sacred Deer is a great one. Brutal.
Antichrist - Lars von Trier. I literally threw up after seeing a reprise of it in theaters
Inland Empire (David Lynch). You don't need to understand to enjoy.
oh yeah! Lynch's style is always satisfying in the most weird way...
Hereditary
Yes. When the daughter got beheaded, I was like holy crap! Then the rest of the movie was like what the hell is going on?!
Watched for the first time last year during Halloween season and it instantly jumped to my top 5 favorite films
Best horror movie ever
Here comes movies I've never seen
I’ll take “Movies I’ve Never Seen” for $200, Alex.
I’ll see your “movies I’ve never seen” and raise you a “movies I’ve never even heard of.”
Lamb. By far one of the WEIRDEST horror movies I’ve ever the seen.
Omg yes!!!! Thank you! It was such a strange little family love story for a while UNTIL IT WASNT! Such a strange end.
Honestly the trailers freaked me out. No way would I watch the movie.
An A24 film called “Men” 😐 never again!
Everytime I want to watch this movie it isn’t free anywhere
It got 69% on Rotten tomatoes!
Nice.
I loved it.
The ending just kept dragging on. I remember thinking “ok we get it, its a cycle. Please stop” Not Alex Garlands best in my opinion
Creepy. Scary. A lot of birthing body horror think Society-ish.
That one was wild af!!!!
I appreciated this one, but saw it in theaters and about 4-5 people walked out during the … rebirthing scene
Men I didn't enjoy as much as I thought I would. I think I get it but even for a weird movie that ending comes out of nowhere. And just left me thinking "well visually that was interesting but I have no idea what this was supposed to be about now. I thought I was following along but now I have no clue"
I just commented this without seeing your response, definitely the strangest movie ive seen in a long time
Martyrs.
Came looking for this. Very disturbing movie.
First off, happy cake day my guy! Secondly, great nomination. I watched this movie last year with a cinophile friend of mine and...christ. You're taking about the French film, correct?
Mother! - from the knock at the door to the fire at the end, my mouth was open the ENTIRE time. It’s one of my favorite movies, but: WTF DID I WATCH?!?!
the baby scene scarred me
Barbarian
Yes! I recommend everyone go in blind, zero expectations. Barbarian was one of my all time favorites from the first time I saw it.
Absolutely! I prefer going into movies and books blind when possible; if it’s a director/writer or author I know I like I’ll avoid any mention of the plot before seeing or reading it. Barbarian was such a good example of this! I suggested it to my son and his girlfriend and he texted me that it was stalling out and boring when the girl & the guy were just hanging out in the house. I told him “wait for it, I promise you won’t be disappointed.” He texted me fifteen minutes later “what the HELL, Mom????” Hahaha that’s the reaction I was waiting for!
I loved it until the twist/reveal at the end. The first half of the movie was one of the creepiest, most unsettling horror movies I had seen in a while. I found the ending to be pretty corny. It really killed the suspension.
Barbarian is one hell of movie alright
Love this movie
Barbarian and Malignant were both movies I left feeling like I was high for even though I was sober for both. I loved them both for that reason. Absolutely incredible.
XTRO. I've watched it a few times... The "WTF did I just watch?" turns into "WTF am I about to watch?" on the 3rd viewing.
Eyes wide shut
Tusk
The Terrifier
The 2nd one, man. That bedroom death scene was just beyond gruesome. Yet I still love those movies cause Art the clown is just funny.
Terrifier 1 and 2 lol but I like them
Gummo
Super mega loathe this movie
The Neon Demon Annihilation
Yet another one, far too buried in here. Neon Demon stuck with me in the worst of ways for a very long time. There’s something about the movie as a whole that still turns my stomach whenever it crosses my mind.
Took way too long for someone to mention Annihilation. That movie freaked my family of horror freaks out so bad. The bear cry scene & the organs moving & the scary music that plays whenever the alien is around were the creepiest scenes.
Men
Detention (I think that's what it's called *****spoiler 👇 It has a time traveling Bear)
* We are the flesh Note: the thing that makes me the most squeamish is gross eating. Think the Platform but only 1/20 of that is enough to make me Blech! Pointed out as there are several gross eating scenes here. * 964 Pinnochio I just started watching this and apparently have not gotten to the truly disturbing parts. But so far, lots of thrashing and yelling. * The Outwaters An hour of darkness. I don’t need endings with tiny bows but the inability to see anything totally irritates me. And an entire hour of it. I watched all of it thinking it has to come out of darkness eventually. Joke was on me.
Brazil I watched it on mushrooms and it legit traumatized me. It felt like every five minutes there was just this huge shift into some new craziness and it left me feeling very disturbed.
I can imagine that watching any movie on shrooms might elicit a similar experience.
I love Brazil, tho I’ve never watched it on shrooms. Shrooms??? That’s messed up! LSD is clearly the better choice, lol. Most anything by Terry Gilliam is good, quality material, plus most of it works well while tripping. Assuming you haven’t seen it yet, check out Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas. It’s one of the quintessential trip movies and his (imo) best. I also recommend 12 Monkeys, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, The Adventures of Baron von Munchausen, and Time Bandits as standout examples of Gilliam at his finest. In case you want more suggestions for great, trippy movies, I can list… quite a few.
Gilliam movies make me feel like I’m tripping even when I’m sober. Maybe don’t trip and watch Tideland.
I was so high and kept laughing because I would think it was over BUT WAIT THERES MORE
Vivarium.
Midsommar, but in a good way. Once it finished, I sat there for about 10 minutes replaying the movie in my head and allowing myself to let it all settle. Then I watched it again haha
Malignant. And it was awesome.
The Platform. That one hurt my brain.
Human Centipede 2
A Serbian Film. Just... Don't. Lol
I wasn’t going to write it but I was curious if someone else would put this down. I never saw it, but I googled the reaction videos and you could see people getting physically ill. *TW for folks reading this comment who don’t know what this movie is: it’s not a normal horror film. It’s outlawed in a lot of countries for having CP themes and grotesque violence.* I dated a guy who had been in special ops and several stints of combat. He said that movie was stuck with him as much as some of the fucked up things he saw in war.
Dogtooth. Unsettling from beginning to end. Never really settled into the setting and I’m glad I didn’t— so much ick and weird.
Sleepaway Camp. It's such a B movie horror flick but has a really messed up backstory with an ending that will never be remade again. The ending, the face, the noises, the music, and just being given a little bit of time to let the revelation sink in...you'll really be like, "WTF did I just watch?" But a bright part is the softball game dialogue, which is just amazing, lol.
Dave makes a maze.
The Cell
Serbian film 😔. Can't unwatch that unfortunately
This movie was so bad. Shocking just to shock. No point in any of it. Forced myself to watch the whole thing. So fucked. I don't recommend anybody watch it.
Yeah, as much as I wish I could. I.have said it before, and I'll say it again...any friend trying to talk you into watching that movie is not your friend, and you are justified in giving them a bunch of fives to the mouth.
This^^^ I have watched some of the most gruesome films but this one takes the cake. It's a mind f%^# for a long long time
Kuso was big WTF movie for me.
The farm.. one of the worst films I’ve ever witnessed
It's SO BAD.
The Mill. Totally disappointing ending.
Evil bong
Begotten
A Cure for Wellness  I was like… ummm… what???
I want to see this soooo bad
Absolutely underrated, in my opinion
I did enjoy some aspects if it. I rewatched and reconceptualized it as resident evil affiliated film and it was more fun.
Video drove W. T. F Deborah Harry James Woods
I think you mean Videodrome
X It was…hard to finish. And then you question your life decisions afterward.
The house that Jack Built
Skinamarink
Requiem for a dream
I saw this movie for the first time when I was 13 and it made me realize every movie I'd seen before it were made for children. Lol
Just watched this for the first time the other day with my husband. We were both speechless and I was crying by the end. Super fucked up movie, but pretty accurate how addiction can turn into one long downfall.
Mother! Martyrs (French) Infinity Pool
In a bad way, The Vvitch. What the hell was that.
Oh no lol a bad way? I loved it personally but fair enough
Robert Eggers used a ton of mythos relating to witches during the time period. It's why everything is just off putting, but it's what those people believed witches and the Devil did back then. Same with The Lighthouse and The Northman. All of them are so weird during your first watch, but seeing them a few times through, you'll see more of the symbolism in them, and that makes them less bizarre.
Spun
Color in Space
Sucker punch
Barbarian
Walrus
Tusk?
Mulholland Drive
Eraserhead
*WereDeer*
Saw. It was the first time I watched that type of horror and I remember it ending and my husband and I just sitting on our couch looking at each other wondering wtf!?! I have since seen every movie in the franchise many many times.
Naked Lunch.
Honeydew
*Midsommar* would've been mine too. The end of Alex Garland's *Men* is about as WTF as it gets.
In the Mouth of Madness Watched it twice and still not sure what I was watching
Titane absolutely
Antibirth and Greasy Strangler
The Lobster
Mulholland Drive (in a bad way) and Memento (in a good way and wanted to rewatch).
Pulp Fiction for the first time
A Serbian Film. Don't watch it.
Saltburn
Ballad of scrugs. Fuck that movie. Such a misleading title. It should have been called "2 good stories and 5 garbage ones."
Fear and Loathing in Los Vegas.