What’s the scariest/most disturbing movie you’ve seen in your adult years?
Other than a Biden press conference, for me it was Bone Tomahawk. It wasn’t scary, but definitely left me feeling WTF
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What’s the scariest/most disturbing movie you’ve seen in your adult years?
Other than a Biden press conference, for me it was Bone Tomahawk. It wasn’t scary, but definitely left me feeling WTF
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These "most" threads are always difficult. But I have to say The Road was an incredibly disturbing/distressing flick. I don't even like to remember it.
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Just watched the trailer. I may have to check that one out.Originally Posted by Johnny Rico
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I’m not much for horror or slasher flicks. I do like Sci-fi movies like Alien, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Quiet Place, etc… so I thought Event Horizon would be a good one. Jeez, that movie was deeply disturbing…
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The Quiet Place was excellent.
I’ve never seen Event Horizon
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It’s the darkest father-son movie and book I’ve ever seen or read.
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Event Horizon was bothersome to me when I first saw it years ago. Watched it recently and still got me. Hostel was not fun to watch either.
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Yeah, Event Horizon screwed with me as well. It was disturbing on a lot of levels.
The worst for me was the first Silent Hill movie from the early 2000's. Gave me nightmares for months. I played the video game a lot back then and it didn't affect me the way that damn movie did. I'll NEVER watch that one again!
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I’ve never done the game, but yeah, Silent Hill was a legit creepy movie.
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I just watched that for the first time last week (what timing), yeah that was pretty freaky, the blind crippled pregnant women was like WOW, I guess they nipped that ERA thing in bud right off.
Hard to pick out the "one" but I've always found the psychological and demonic thrillers much more terrifying than the slasher type and Hereditary is certainly on the list. Requiem for a Dream was a good one about the perils of drug addiction. Eraserhead is up there too, in a bizarre creepy way.
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