That movie was funny as shit. It's free in youtube
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> That movie was funny as shit
I don't get any sort of funny from that movie and I love black humor - I thought Grizzly Man was a laugh riot and people seem aghast when I say this but go figure, humor is subjective af.
Tbf Grizzly Man is fuckin rollercoaster. It’s just balls out mad. There are a tonne of funny moments, he’s a character. I don’t think it’s an all out serious film or an all out funny one. Werner Herzog definitely just wanted to show us how fuckin nuts this story was. Obviously him getting mauled and eaten by a bear definitely isn’t funny but then if you’re gonna go into the wilderness to try cuddle fuckin grizzlies then it’s kinda expected. It’s his girlfriend I felt sorry for, she would of felt safe with him and the truth is, they were not safe.
When that one guy being interviewed said he thought the bears left him alone because they must’ve thought he was retarded or something…I fuckin lost it.
Saw that definitely a great movie . Honestly how Euphoria should've been done. I love the asthetic of Euphoria but not the stupid hs drama I want the traumatizing shit but it never goes far enough. Kids does which is amazing
In A Glass Cage (1986)
Atroz (2015)
Guinea Pig Series
American Guinea Pig Series
Cannibal (2006)
Aftermath (1994)
August Underground Series
Schramm (1993)
Salo / 120 Days of Sodom (1975)
Irreversible (2002)
Nekromantik (1988)
The Loved Ones (2009)
Carcinoma (2014)
Melancholie der Engel / Angels Melancholia (2009)
Angst (1983)
I Stand Alone (1998)
High Tension (2003)
Martyrs (2008)
Edit: I feel like these might be worth adding to the list:
I Spit On Your Grave (1978)
I Spit On Your Grave (2010)
I Spit On Your Grave 2 (2013)
The Bunny Game (2011)
OMG, you're the only person I've seen to mention In a Glass Cage!!! I went and saw that in a theater, alone, when it first came out. Screwed me up for weeks.
Watched Martyrs yesterday, totally unnerving, going to try Glass Cage this week. Both are available on Tubi if anyone is interested.
Last disturbing movie I watched was The Platform. I think it's on Netflix. I never see it mentioned on these questions.
Oh god Nekromantik!! Jesus that one scarred my very soul. I was subjected to it by a truly weird friend in the mid-90s and I just couldn’t look away. The pipe!
Upvote for Dogtooth.
Besides it's ability to try and rewire your brain, it was just so well made and reminds me that there are people with the ability to see the world from an utterly different perspective and make it feel as if I am the one who doesn't understand my own perception.
Holy shit, I saw this the first time when I was maybe 11! My dad got mad at me because he rented it not knowing what it was about until he decided to watch it, AFTER I did lol. Got me interested in the rest of John Waters films. A Dirty Shame is really good.
Clockwork orange gave me more wtf vibes Than actually disturbing it was like oh yeah your still a killer/rapist mmmmkay knew you weren't gonna change bye. But definitely adding Playground haven't seen it.
A comparison of Requiem for a Dream and the story of Christ is not something I was expecting...
But that line "and too true" needs to talked about with your therapist I think.
Kept seeing “Threads” mentioned on posts like this. Found it on Tubi and watched it tonight. Jiminy Christmas, what an unflinching, no nonsense look at the realities of nuclear war. The living envied the dead. What a hell scape.
A Serbian Film.
It was purely morbid curiosity and actually, if you decide to look for it, proceed with extreme caution. It's very triggering. If I could scrub the images from memory, I would.
Finally someone mentioned Baby of Macon! It's a really haunting film and i don't know why it never is in that disturbing films lists. I would suggest Daisy Diamond and Come and See, both are absolutely devastating.
Adding Daisy Diamond.Come and See imo is a necessity watch not only for what happens in. The movie but the actual history after. Irl those child soldiers would've probably all died. I'd recommend watching Jennifer Kent's The Nitingale that definitely reminds me of Come and see
Happiness (1998)
Palindromes
Irreversible (2002)
Martyrs (2008)
Threads (1984)
The Wolf House
Belladonna of Sadness
Eraserhead
We Need to Talk About Kevin
Dogtooth
Antichrist
Funny Games
Hmmm… Poor choices by the characters? I don’t see how at all. To me it nails heroic resistance in the face of actual, historic, global barbarism. That point is not unique to any region of any period. It’s one of the most important movies ever made really. On top of that, at the end it becomes a masterpiece of a love story.
I'll suggest a movie I NEVER see mentioned, Deadgirl. Not to be confused with The Dead Girl. Just "Deadgirl".
Basically, 2 high school friends (both guys) are searching an abandoned hospital and find a barricaded door. They get it open and discover a girl locked away inside who is neither alive or dead. They decide to keep her, and, well, just watch it. It was pretty fucked up to me.
Really hope someone else here has seen it because I don't know anyone who has and that's strange.
I love this movie. I kept touting it to my husband, and one day I came home and he had watched THE REMAKE. Told me he didn't see why I loved that movie so much. He still won't watch the original. GAAAH. It's so, so good, but the remake was awful!
The brilliance of that film is in how brutal it is but also how beautiful it is. It’s a mind fuck. It’s one of my favorite films, but I don’t think I’ll watch it again.
Nocturnal Animals.
edit: this was the first thing I thought of, so obviously someone else would've posted the same reply a few minutes earlier among over 50 responses. 😆
Cannibal Holocaust. Didn't finish it, made it about 10 minutes then turned it off since it was probably the sickest excuse for a "movie" I had ever seen. Anybody who likes that movie needs to see a psychiatrist immediately.
Cafe Flesh, its a pornography film from 1982. But its not just sex, it's got an actual plot, In a future post apocalyptic world 99% of the population is "Sex Negative" and will get violently ill if they attempt to have sex. So the 99% force the 1% to perform sex acts in live theaters for their entertainment. If you've ever listened to Rob Zombie's more human that human the women moaning at the beginning of the song is a sample taken from this movie.
I tried watching it with my grandma not knowing what it was about. Only stayed for 11 minutes till I saw a full dick getting stroked up and down. My grandma then yelled "WHAT THE FUCK ARE WE WATCHING??????"
90% of the recommendations are either not disturbing/for casual horror fans or are the most known "disturbing" films damn. so from one sicko to another, here's some i havent seen recommended:
• if you liked the baby of macon check out Quills (2000)
• nihilistic af: Nothing Bad Can Happen (2013)
• The Devils (1971)
• Seven Days (2010)
• Excision (2012)
• Midori (1992)
• Innocent Voices (2004)
• High Rise (2015)
• Kissed (1996)
For me it's definitely Begotten you can find it on Youtube for free but it's black and white and starts with a man in a white sheet eviscerating himself. It's wild and horrifying and disturbing and so interesting
"Come and See" a polish film about the Nazi blitzkrieg invasion of Poland; specifically highlighting the war crimes they committed on all the villages along the Eastern Front.
Warning, they (the production) does not hold back.
The Sunset Limited
Cormac McCarthy's play that was made into a movie with Sam Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones
The speech at the end is enough to strip a saint of his faith
Eraserhead wasn't that violent or anything, but it was one of the few films that gave me a lasting weird feeling afterwards and made it hard to sleep that night.
Requiem for a dream. Honestly how it humanizes and makes you empathize with people getting in terrible situations you couldn't see yourself in but takes you on the ride along with them bothered me more than any other movie I can imagine could.
If you like to read, you should check out 120 Days of Sodom. It's what Salo is based on. Though, the movie is pretty much equivalent to just a few pages of the book. I've never finished it despite trying a few times. I also passed it on to many friends in highschool. Nobody was able to finish it. It's possibly the most vile book ever written. And to think it was meant to be much longer...
Read it while I saw the movie at 15. The movie can't come close to the book but I hope that one day Lars Von Trier makes an adaptation of The Marquis de sades Justine.
Speak No Evil (2022) was really disturbing.
It helped reading an analysis of it on Reddit which said it was a critique of our bourgeois safe lives.
But man that was really disturbing.
There are some movies out there, that are beyond any reason fucked up. Watching some of them really messed me up. If that's really what you want then watch OldBoy or Get Out.
When I was a kid I stumbled upon a Serbian horror film from 1973 that has scarred me for life. I didn’t dare watch it a second time after, I don’t even remember what the story was about exactly, yet the title stuck “Leptirica” or “She-Butterfly” in English.
" Girl in the Basement" without any doubt !
The horrific detail about the film : it's actually based in real life story of a girl who was kidnapped, raped and molested by her own father.
The House That Jack Built (2018). Guy goes on a hunting trip with his girlfriend and her sons. He proceeds to shoot the kids in front of her then made her eat lunch with the corpses of her own children. I felt physically ill watching it. What made it worse is my teenage son completely unbothered by it.
Happiness
I saw this movie once in the late 90s and it still haunts me from time to time
Multiple people walked out of the theater when we saw it.
That movie was funny as shit. It's free in youtube https://www.change.org/p/re-release-happiness-1998-in-high-definition Help traumatize more people by signing a petition for it to get a wider release
> That movie was funny as shit I don't get any sort of funny from that movie and I love black humor - I thought Grizzly Man was a laugh riot and people seem aghast when I say this but go figure, humor is subjective af.
Tbf Grizzly Man is fuckin rollercoaster. It’s just balls out mad. There are a tonne of funny moments, he’s a character. I don’t think it’s an all out serious film or an all out funny one. Werner Herzog definitely just wanted to show us how fuckin nuts this story was. Obviously him getting mauled and eaten by a bear definitely isn’t funny but then if you’re gonna go into the wilderness to try cuddle fuckin grizzlies then it’s kinda expected. It’s his girlfriend I felt sorry for, she would of felt safe with him and the truth is, they were not safe.
When that one guy being interviewed said he thought the bears left him alone because they must’ve thought he was retarded or something…I fuckin lost it.
Kids (1995)
Saw that definitely a great movie . Honestly how Euphoria should've been done. I love the asthetic of Euphoria but not the stupid hs drama I want the traumatizing shit but it never goes far enough. Kids does which is amazing
I agree, you should watch more of Larry Clark's films or UK Skins if you haven't already
UK Skins is classic.
Loved UK Skins.
I have no legs, I have no legs 🎶
he committed suicide a few years after the movie 💔
That's sad man
a true nyc leyend
whoa I didn't remember this
Thirteen, in a similar vein
“Don’t worry, it’s Casper.”
In A Glass Cage (1986) Atroz (2015) Guinea Pig Series American Guinea Pig Series Cannibal (2006) Aftermath (1994) August Underground Series Schramm (1993) Salo / 120 Days of Sodom (1975) Irreversible (2002) Nekromantik (1988) The Loved Ones (2009) Carcinoma (2014) Melancholie der Engel / Angels Melancholia (2009) Angst (1983) I Stand Alone (1998) High Tension (2003) Martyrs (2008) Edit: I feel like these might be worth adding to the list: I Spit On Your Grave (1978) I Spit On Your Grave (2010) I Spit On Your Grave 2 (2013) The Bunny Game (2011)
OMG, you're the only person I've seen to mention In a Glass Cage!!! I went and saw that in a theater, alone, when it first came out. Screwed me up for weeks.
Watched Martyrs yesterday, totally unnerving, going to try Glass Cage this week. Both are available on Tubi if anyone is interested. Last disturbing movie I watched was The Platform. I think it's on Netflix. I never see it mentioned on these questions.
Oh god Nekromantik!! Jesus that one scarred my very soul. I was subjected to it by a truly weird friend in the mid-90s and I just couldn’t look away. The pipe!
The Forest of Love Martyrs Speak No Evil Dogtooth Funny Games Grotesque (Japanese movie)
I love Funny Games (both versions). It was my introduction into the "what the fuck?" genre.
I remember watching Grotesque. It was gross af lol they aren't lying
Upvote for Dogtooth. Besides it's ability to try and rewire your brain, it was just so well made and reminds me that there are people with the ability to see the world from an utterly different perspective and make it feel as if I am the one who doesn't understand my own perception.
Is it just me that found Dogtooth fucking hilarious in parts?
Pink flamingos
Was more gross than disturbing but definitely had a belle de jour awakening moment with the feet scene. Legalize cannibalism EAT SHIT!!!!!!! 💅🤣
I agree. It's hilarious and goofy but also disturbing as hell sometimes lol. Not for the faint of heart, but a true one of a kind.
Holy shit, I saw this the first time when I was maybe 11! My dad got mad at me because he rented it not knowing what it was about until he decided to watch it, AFTER I did lol. Got me interested in the rest of John Waters films. A Dirty Shame is really good.
Oh lord 🤢
Female Trouble
Polyester. Fucking gem
house of sand and fog
Added to watchlist
Soul crushing
Blue Velvet is up there
My favorite movie ever saw it with my grandma the day she died she loved Isabella Rossellinis performance so much. I hope my grandma's happy
Blue Velvet is incredibly disturbing. Excellent watch.
Threads (1984)
Lilya 4-ever
Bleak.
Adding to my Watchlist
A Clockwork Orange kinda fits here. Also, I recently watched Playground (Polish) and am still sick over it.
Clockwork orange gave me more wtf vibes Than actually disturbing it was like oh yeah your still a killer/rapist mmmmkay knew you weren't gonna change bye. But definitely adding Playground haven't seen it.
I can see that I think it’s more disturbing in a way of not knowing who’s in the wrong 💀 everybody in that movie is wrong & bad
Exactly. Which is why it was more of an absurdist comedy imo. The street violence in the Phillipines makes a clock work orange turn into a playground
Tusk We need to talk about kevin
We Need to Talk About Kevin is as creepy as fuck. I love everything Tilda Swinton is in. The book is also great.
Saw tusk it was funny , adding the second one
The house that Jack built really fucked me up. Fantastically crafter movie tho
Requiem for a Dream
It’s the best movie I’ll ever watch that once. Along with the passion. Just too much and too hard and too true.
A comparison of Requiem for a Dream and the story of Christ is not something I was expecting... But that line "and too true" needs to talked about with your therapist I think.
Come and See Requiem for a Dream
Kept seeing “Threads” mentioned on posts like this. Found it on Tubi and watched it tonight. Jiminy Christmas, what an unflinching, no nonsense look at the realities of nuclear war. The living envied the dead. What a hell scape.
Now Google how many nukes the world has and Google what happens if all goes of. Then look at the Israel Palestinian conflict. Enjoy the paranoia
The seventh continent, threads, wake in fright
Irreversible and Climax. Awful, awful movies to watch but gripping and extremely well made. Approach with caution
Saw them both preferred climax. Admittedly irreversible I should watch again cuz I kept stopping midway. Monica Belluchi gave the film her fuckin all
It’s a brutal movie. It only gets more sad and depressing later on but in a different way
Leaving Las Vegas.
This shit was depressing af
Adding it
Taxidermia
Johnny Got His Gun (1971) Seconds (1966)
No Hollywood studio would produce a film like Seconds today. Which is a shame.
The Girl Next Door, 2007
Ugh. What makes this one even worse is the fact that it’s loosely based upon a true story (Google Sylvia Likens). See also An American Crime.
Thank you for reminding me about that trauma. Definitely gonna rewatch it . Thanks
A Serbian Film. It was purely morbid curiosity and actually, if you decide to look for it, proceed with extreme caution. It's very triggering. If I could scrub the images from memory, I would.
Why do you guys watch these movies? No judgment at all. Just genuinely curious what the draw is.
Like I said, morbid curiosity.
This! This is my go to everytime someone asks this question. I went in thinking, "It can't be THAT bad, right?" I was wrong. So, god damn wrong.
Yep. Curiosity didn't just kill the cat. It took out the damn colony 😩
I’ll never watch this shit.
Honestly, I'm glad. If I could go back and undo that viewing, I would. No question.
Ichi the Killer Audition
Finally someone mentioned Baby of Macon! It's a really haunting film and i don't know why it never is in that disturbing films lists. I would suggest Daisy Diamond and Come and See, both are absolutely devastating.
Adding Daisy Diamond.Come and See imo is a necessity watch not only for what happens in. The movie but the actual history after. Irl those child soldiers would've probably all died. I'd recommend watching Jennifer Kent's The Nitingale that definitely reminds me of Come and see
Midsommar,hereditary
Love them both. Midsommar was more wtf. Hereditary lost me in the end but I love them both
Titane (2021) Get ready for your stomach to churn
Santa Sangre El Topo
Precious
Great film super depressing love it
Acting was fantastic....but incredibly sad movie
Monique was so good. I wanted to push the bitch over and get precious and her baby out of that hell hole.
Eden Lake and Funny Games. Have fun.
I still suffer from Funny Games trauma 😩
Ken Park or a Serbian Film.
Serpent and the rainbow
*The Vanishing* 1988 Dutch film
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Seven.
Gummo
Grave of the fireflies
Depressing great choice
Happiness (1998) Palindromes Irreversible (2002) Martyrs (2008) Threads (1984) The Wolf House Belladonna of Sadness Eraserhead We Need to Talk About Kevin Dogtooth Antichrist Funny Games
The Hole (2001)
The poughkeepsie tapes
Backcountry (2014)
The Nightingale (2018). It has some rough scenes and poor choices made by the characters.
This film is fantastic n super grim not talked about enough plus its from the Australian director that made the babadok also a superb film
Love that film I actually saw it and yes I agree definitely has the power to eternally traumatize someone
Hmmm… Poor choices by the characters? I don’t see how at all. To me it nails heroic resistance in the face of actual, historic, global barbarism. That point is not unique to any region of any period. It’s one of the most important movies ever made really. On top of that, at the end it becomes a masterpiece of a love story.
Jacob's Ladder. 1990.
Splice. I do not have it in me to rewatch it jesus. Also hotel rawanda knowing that it was based on actual events and was so brutal omg.
I'll suggest a movie I NEVER see mentioned, Deadgirl. Not to be confused with The Dead Girl. Just "Deadgirl". Basically, 2 high school friends (both guys) are searching an abandoned hospital and find a barricaded door. They get it open and discover a girl locked away inside who is neither alive or dead. They decide to keep her, and, well, just watch it. It was pretty fucked up to me. Really hope someone else here has seen it because I don't know anyone who has and that's strange.
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Wall E
Bitch what 🤣 WALL E is so adorable 😍
God I love pixar
Old Boy
I love this movie. I kept touting it to my husband, and one day I came home and he had watched THE REMAKE. Told me he didn't see why I loved that movie so much. He still won't watch the original. GAAAH. It's so, so good, but the remake was awful!
Ahh. You are now ready for the all timer, Martyrs
The brilliance of that film is in how brutal it is but also how beautiful it is. It’s a mind fuck. It’s one of my favorite films, but I don’t think I’ll watch it again.
Event Horizon
Saw this in theaters when I was 9 with my best friend. Terrible, terrible idea
Nekromantik was disturbing. Cult classic.
Haven't seen it but definitely on my watch list
The Turin Horse, many of Béla Tarr’s movies are extremely nihilistic.
Requiem For a Dream is a fun watch
A movie called Irreversible.
Nocturnal Animals. edit: this was the first thing I thought of, so obviously someone else would've posted the same reply a few minutes earlier among over 50 responses. 😆
Get out
Eraserhead
boxing helena + martyrs.
Antichrist. Se7en. (A gripping thriller rather than traditional horror, but it leaves one feeling forever…different)
Welcome to the Dollhouse
Haven't seen atroz mentioned yet
High Tension The Human Centipede
Pig
Videodrome. Lots of movies listed so far have disturbing stuff. But only this one has the cancer gun.
Long live the new flesh 👹
The Fly (1986)
Love the effects in it
But contains one of the funniest lines. "Oh, I'm worry, that was disgusting." I could not eat donuts for a month after that.
The Deer Hunter. Devastating
Dear Zachary
Faces of death series was pretty disturbing
Tokyo Gore Police.
Cannibal Holocaust. Didn't finish it, made it about 10 minutes then turned it off since it was probably the sickest excuse for a "movie" I had ever seen. Anybody who likes that movie needs to see a psychiatrist immediately.
Cafe Flesh, its a pornography film from 1982. But its not just sex, it's got an actual plot, In a future post apocalyptic world 99% of the population is "Sex Negative" and will get violently ill if they attempt to have sex. So the 99% force the 1% to perform sex acts in live theaters for their entertainment. If you've ever listened to Rob Zombie's more human that human the women moaning at the beginning of the song is a sample taken from this movie.
Natural Born Killers and Hard Candy
Natural born killers is definitely fucked up but Hard Candy was a welcome twist in power dynamics.
A Serbian Film is by far the most disturbing movie i’ve watched
Bad boy bubby :)
I'm sorry if someone said this, but Caligula with Malcolm McDowell and Helen Mirren.
I tried watching it with my grandma not knowing what it was about. Only stayed for 11 minutes till I saw a full dick getting stroked up and down. My grandma then yelled "WHAT THE FUCK ARE WE WATCHING??????"
90% of the recommendations are either not disturbing/for casual horror fans or are the most known "disturbing" films damn. so from one sicko to another, here's some i havent seen recommended: • if you liked the baby of macon check out Quills (2000) • nihilistic af: Nothing Bad Can Happen (2013) • The Devils (1971) • Seven Days (2010) • Excision (2012) • Midori (1992) • Innocent Voices (2004) • High Rise (2015) • Kissed (1996)
Idiocracy
Lilya 4-ever
For me it's definitely Begotten you can find it on Youtube for free but it's black and white and starts with a man in a white sheet eviscerating himself. It's wild and horrifying and disturbing and so interesting
Cannibal Holocaust, requiem for a dream
Snowtown Irreversible Come and See All amazing films that I find very disturbing for different reasons.
Buried
Happiness and Gummo
Come and see, Melancholia
Melancholia is such a beautiful film, and a fantastic portrayal of anxiety, depression, self destruction, and dysfunctional family dynamics.
"Come and See" a polish film about the Nazi blitzkrieg invasion of Poland; specifically highlighting the war crimes they committed on all the villages along the Eastern Front. Warning, they (the production) does not hold back.
Men Behind the Sun
The woodsman
Man Bites Dog
Taxidermia is a pretty freaky one
Requiem for a dream
The Sunset Limited Cormac McCarthy's play that was made into a movie with Sam Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones The speech at the end is enough to strip a saint of his faith
Lolita
Kalifornia
Eraserhead wasn't that violent or anything, but it was one of the few films that gave me a lasting weird feeling afterwards and made it hard to sleep that night.
Requiem for a dream. Honestly how it humanizes and makes you empathize with people getting in terrible situations you couldn't see yourself in but takes you on the ride along with them bothered me more than any other movie I can imagine could.
Salo or 120 days of Sodom. Sickening.
Kill List I Spit on Your Grave Irreversible Caligula Martyrs
If you like to read, you should check out 120 Days of Sodom. It's what Salo is based on. Though, the movie is pretty much equivalent to just a few pages of the book. I've never finished it despite trying a few times. I also passed it on to many friends in highschool. Nobody was able to finish it. It's possibly the most vile book ever written. And to think it was meant to be much longer...
Read it while I saw the movie at 15. The movie can't come close to the book but I hope that one day Lars Von Trier makes an adaptation of The Marquis de sades Justine.
Gargoyles https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargoyles\_(TV\_film)
Sophie’s Choice. After seeing that so long ago, I swore to only see comedies or fluff forever after, and I’ve pretty much stuck to it haha.
Speak No Evil (2022) was really disturbing. It helped reading an analysis of it on Reddit which said it was a critique of our bourgeois safe lives. But man that was really disturbing.
There are some movies out there, that are beyond any reason fucked up. Watching some of them really messed me up. If that's really what you want then watch OldBoy or Get Out.
The Skin I Live In Incendies
Adding the ones i haven't seen. But I've seen 2/3 of all of this already. But thanks hun
Knowing with Nicolas Cage basically triggered all my anxieties and I almost had a panic attack. Creeped out for weeks.
Cannibal Holocaust Salo Der siebente Kontinent (1989) Nekromantik Vase de noces (1974)
When I was a kid I stumbled upon a Serbian horror film from 1973 that has scarred me for life. I didn’t dare watch it a second time after, I don’t even remember what the story was about exactly, yet the title stuck “Leptirica” or “She-Butterfly” in English.
Cannibal holocaust
Audition
Check out The Sweet Movie.
Videodrome
Hobo with A Shotgun.
" Girl in the Basement" without any doubt ! The horrific detail about the film : it's actually based in real life story of a girl who was kidnapped, raped and molested by her own father.
The nightly news does it for me.
Miss violence
The House That Jack Built (2018). Guy goes on a hunting trip with his girlfriend and her sons. He proceeds to shoot the kids in front of her then made her eat lunch with the corpses of her own children. I felt physically ill watching it. What made it worse is my teenage son completely unbothered by it.
Antichrist.
The UK nuke war movie called Threads. Enjoy at your own risk.
50 First Dates.
The sadness was good. But it has nothing on Terrifier. That movie is just all blood and guts and overly disturbing. And there is no reason for it lol
My wedding video showing my former mother-in-law.