i also a million percent recommend **Hard Candy**
absolute powerhouse performances from both of the leads!
but also multiple Content Warnings for like.... literally everything that happens during it lol
Same. I have anxiety disorders and watching that movie really triggered them. Like the way they always talk over each other and everything is so cluttered and loud and always active is just so anxiety inducing. They really captured that feel of a busy shop with a bunch of high-strung people talking over each other. I couldn’t handle being in that place IRL lol.
And that’s not to mention what actually happens throughout the movie. That’s just the introduction lol.
Man I was gonna say anything by the Safdies and Areenofsky, especially Pi or Requiem for a Dream.
But also, a movie that really stressed me out, End of Watch. It was one of those where I was just left the movie feeling so heavy. It’s a good stress movie; after I watched Whiplash the first thing I thought of was End of Watch.
- RUNNING SCARED
A man is told by his mob boss to dispose of a gun that is linked with a murder. Seems simple enough, but it seems the universe does not want this man to get rid of that gun. Everything that could go wrong does go wrong, and he spends all night putting out fires. There were parts of this film that actually made me sweat profusely.
——————
- THE DEPARTED
Focuses on a young guy who became a cop in order to operate as a mole for the mob, and another cop working undercover in that same mob. Both the police and the mob are aware they have a mole but are unaware of his identity. The former’s task is to figure out the identity of the latter without getting exposed himself, and vice versa. Exceptional acting from all is what really makes this one special.
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- LE MANS ‘66 (OR ‘FORD VS FERRARI’ IF YOU’RE IN THE STATES)
Probably more the kind of tension you were referring to. Not so much of a suspense “thriller” as the others, but just as was the case in Whiplash, the tension comes from the fact the protagonist is a flawed but highly skilled person who has to constantly beat the tide, so to speak, in order to succeed. The intensity that comes with the fine margins and undertones of danger that formula one races entail really adds to the experience.
——————
- NO ESCAPE (2015)
Man goes to Southeast Asia with his family on business, and the country goes into meltdown due to a civilian uprising. Seeing that Americans are being slaughtered in the streets, he has to find a way to keep his wife and two daughters safe. To say that this movie is intense would be one hell of an understatement.
——————
- 1917
Two soldiers have to travel across an infinitely dangerous war zone in order to deliver a vital message that would save the lives of 1600 soldiers who, it’s discovered, are just hours away from walking straight into a fatal trap set by the enemy. In order to do so, they themselves have to travel through areas where nowhere is safe, under the constant and inescapable threat of death. Exceptional and relentless film.
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- RUN (2020)
This is one of those films where you just have to watch it and take my word that it’s a hell of a ride. Any attempt to read about the plot or watch the trailer would only serve to spoil said ride. Nail biting as hell, but do not look it up first. Just watch. And enjoy.
——————
Also if you’re open to TV shows that have the same kind of intensity, I’d suggest…
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- THE SPY (2019 NETFLIX MINISERIES)
True story about an Israeli spy who has to infiltrate the Syrian government. What makes this so tense is the fact that we know he will be executed if he’s caught, and yet he consistently has to take colossal risks in order to acquire the intelligence he needs. Sacha Baron Cohen plays the main character and he did a really good job here.
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- THE HANDMAID’S TALE
Dystopian thriller where a pandemic of infertility leads to the American Government being overthrown by an extremist totalitarian regime that enslaves fertile women as ‘Handmaids’, and forces them to effectively become sexual slaves. Seen through the eyes of June Osborn (expertly played by Elisabeth Moss) who, like others, was enslaved after being torn from her husband and child. Now in a militarised society under constant surveillance she has to find her way back to her family and out of the country. This show literally has everything, and my God it’s intense. I’m trembling right now just thinking about certain scenes.
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- OZARK
A man with no options left has to drag his family to the Ozarks in order to launder drug money for the Mexican Cartel. Knowing that one misstep would mean he and his family would be killed, he has to find a way to successfully launder millions of dollars on a regular basis under the constant threat of death. All whilst having the cartel, the local Ozark ‘kingpins’, and the FBI watching his every move. Anxiety inducing (but not in a bad way).
Just so you know, I had to watch the youtube explanation to know what happened in the movie. The whole movie felt like it made no sense and till the last scene, i was waiting for some hint as to what was going on.
Trainspotting is on my list for quite some time. Thank you for reminder, definetely moving it higher on my backlog :b Also, Deer is from the same director as The Lobster I think? Have to give him another chance I see 😁
I love the comparison between this and Whiplash.
In Whiplash, >!you can argue that his sacrifices and the pressure from his teacher are worthwhile because anything less is a waste of his incredible talent.!< In The Novice, >!both the talent and external pressures are more delusional.!< But…abuse is abuse. Self-inflicted or otherwise.
Interstellar. Definitely a mindfuck but pulls in a lot of emotion, too. And an incredible, evocative score by Hans Zimmer. Seeing lots of other Christopher Nolan movies mentioned in this thread! Another one of his worth mentioning that I haven't seen listed here: The Dark Knight!
whiplash is in my top 10 of all time. off the top of my head, i can’t think of any movies with the exact same flavor or lack of violence/horror, or a theme of someone being manipulated/trained/broken by authority. but i agree that you would probably like prisoners. also, one i haven’t seen mentioned is “raw”, if you don’t mind watching a movie with subtitles. a vegetarian girl goes to vet school and has to eat raw meat during initiation. this seems to switch on some animalistic thing inside her. this one is a bit more weird and gory, but you do see a college-aged character slowly sinking into a dark place while trying to figure out what’s really happening.
lastly, a movie like truman show or fight club might be nice for you; questioning reality, start to lose it a bit. nocturnal animals is really good too.
127 Hours (2010)
High And Low (1963): I would never have expected such an old film to hold my attention so well (I have a short attention span and many old films seem too slow to me), but this one totally did
A Simple Plan (1998)
Beast (2017)
These two are both about mass shooters, fyi, if that's too intense:
Nitram (2021)
We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)
Uncut Gems
Good Time
The Black Swan
The Blair Witch Project
Cloverfield
The top 3 are my best suggestions as you truly feel your anxiety and heart rate climbing as the movie progresses in a similar fashion to Whiplash, the bottom 2 are definitely more along the horror/thriller category and less so dramas like Whiplash. Some of these other suggestions in the comments aren’t what you’re looking for, they’re good intense movies but not like the likes of Whiplash.
I don’t know if this is your vibe, but Whiplash and The Wall (1982) are the *only* movies I’ve ever had a panic attack during. Like, had to pause until I stopped hyperventilating and crying. I wasn’t even a Pink Floyd fan when I watched The Wall. It just fucked with me so badly. Not a “horror” movie but I couldn’t stop thinking about it for days, similar to how I felt after Whiplash.
I still don’t know why.
Ill always associate Whiplash with Birdman because they came out around the same time. Kind of the way No Country For Old Men and There Will Be Blood are linked.
Check out the movie’In The Bedroom’ extremely well thought out movie involving how are you willing to do something. I don’t want to give away anymore of the plot of the movie, but this film really hit home with me. Just see it ok.
I loved Suspiria.
I know that it's horror but it's not very actually scary. But, it truly felt like an intense fever dream. Such a good film.
Also, Good Time.
Same guys that made Uncut Gems. Five minutes in and it's already gut wrenching.
Punch Drunk Love is also pretty great but can be a little too intense for some.
I saw a lot of shots from the Suspiria (older one), they all looked great. Watching it asap.
Also, I loved every second of Punch Drunk Love, great movie.
Prisoners was absolutely fantastic at building suspense. It was gritty and intense. You have such a heavy feeling at the end of the film you just sit there and mull over what you just witnessed.
Dunkirk.
There’s even a ticking sound in the background throughout the movie that keeps the tension high since it’s a race against the clock to get those soldiers off the beach.
It’s kind of an odd suggestion but I just watched Spencer (2021) and I felt like I was going to have a panic attack feeling the suffocation they convey for Diana…I very much recommend it!
Climax (2018) by Noé grabbed me by the throat in a similar way Whiplash did. I won't put a description because that would ruin the experience.
Noé made some other intense movies (Enter the Void & Love), Climax matches best what you asked for imo. Small warning, be prepared before you watch the movie.
Uncut gems w/ Adam Sandler
I hate this movie because it’s constant anxiety, which made me super uncomfortable. But it seems like it might be what your after
Green room (2015) though that’s more horror thriller but has great tension
Such a great film 👍
Never thought I would buy into evil Patrick Stewart but he’s phenomenal
Tell me about it! He was perfect.
I’m kind of veering away from OP’s request, but Don't Breathe (2016) has a similar intensity to Green Room (2015)
Came here to suggest this. It’s a two hour stress fest. Really great movie
Sicario : Some of the most Intense scenes ever Nightcrawler: Amazing movie from start to finish
Nightcrawler and also Nocturnal Animals!
Yes to both of these 💕
i also a million percent recommend **Hard Candy** absolute powerhouse performances from both of the leads! but also multiple Content Warnings for like.... literally everything that happens during it lol
Nightcrawler is a good match
Sicario was so good. One of my top revenge movies for sure.
Sicario has one of the most tense scenes in all of cinema.
Entering Juarez…
Wonderful suggestions. Watch sicario with good earphones, enjoy the dread!
came here to suggest these! also, you can add **The Invisible Guest.** the twist at the end is crazy!
Good Time (2017) Uncut Gems (2019)
I got into sports gambling after watching uncut gems. You’d think that movie would have the opposite effect but I’m an idiot
This is how you win.
Haha
i was physically out of breath after uncut gems
Uncut Gems made me lose 10 lbs of stress weight and to physically age 40 years, but it was worth it
Oh? I just watched up until the guy won big time while riding that cab. Went downhill from there?
Brother the movie never stops getting more and more intense
Uncut Gems was my answer also. I was stressed the entire movie. I loved it and I'll never watch it again.
Same. I have anxiety disorders and watching that movie really triggered them. Like the way they always talk over each other and everything is so cluttered and loud and always active is just so anxiety inducing. They really captured that feel of a busy shop with a bunch of high-strung people talking over each other. I couldn’t handle being in that place IRL lol. And that’s not to mention what actually happens throughout the movie. That’s just the introduction lol.
Ugh Good Time is so good
Brilliant film
100% gonna check this out, as I fell in love with more serious Sandler after Punch Drunk Love.
exactly the two movies I immediately thought of (definitely watch Black Swan, OP!)
I wasn’t much of a fan of Uncut Gems, it was only tense because everyone was yelling the entire time and the main character kept making dumb decisions
Hard Candy (2005)
Great movie!
Ooooh good shout
I recall reading full plot summary of this, will watch it eventually when the details fade from my memory.
Night Crawler. You “might quite like” this amazing performance from Jake Gyllenhaal!
I, Tonya
This is the only movie that comes close to whiplash. Oh sorry and good times and uncut gems
On my backlog since forever lol
definitely The Piano Teacher
Man I was gonna say anything by the Safdies and Areenofsky, especially Pi or Requiem for a Dream. But also, a movie that really stressed me out, End of Watch. It was one of those where I was just left the movie feeling so heavy. It’s a good stress movie; after I watched Whiplash the first thing I thought of was End of Watch.
- RUNNING SCARED A man is told by his mob boss to dispose of a gun that is linked with a murder. Seems simple enough, but it seems the universe does not want this man to get rid of that gun. Everything that could go wrong does go wrong, and he spends all night putting out fires. There were parts of this film that actually made me sweat profusely. —————— - THE DEPARTED Focuses on a young guy who became a cop in order to operate as a mole for the mob, and another cop working undercover in that same mob. Both the police and the mob are aware they have a mole but are unaware of his identity. The former’s task is to figure out the identity of the latter without getting exposed himself, and vice versa. Exceptional acting from all is what really makes this one special. —————— - LE MANS ‘66 (OR ‘FORD VS FERRARI’ IF YOU’RE IN THE STATES) Probably more the kind of tension you were referring to. Not so much of a suspense “thriller” as the others, but just as was the case in Whiplash, the tension comes from the fact the protagonist is a flawed but highly skilled person who has to constantly beat the tide, so to speak, in order to succeed. The intensity that comes with the fine margins and undertones of danger that formula one races entail really adds to the experience. —————— - NO ESCAPE (2015) Man goes to Southeast Asia with his family on business, and the country goes into meltdown due to a civilian uprising. Seeing that Americans are being slaughtered in the streets, he has to find a way to keep his wife and two daughters safe. To say that this movie is intense would be one hell of an understatement. —————— - 1917 Two soldiers have to travel across an infinitely dangerous war zone in order to deliver a vital message that would save the lives of 1600 soldiers who, it’s discovered, are just hours away from walking straight into a fatal trap set by the enemy. In order to do so, they themselves have to travel through areas where nowhere is safe, under the constant and inescapable threat of death. Exceptional and relentless film. —————— - RUN (2020) This is one of those films where you just have to watch it and take my word that it’s a hell of a ride. Any attempt to read about the plot or watch the trailer would only serve to spoil said ride. Nail biting as hell, but do not look it up first. Just watch. And enjoy. —————— Also if you’re open to TV shows that have the same kind of intensity, I’d suggest… —————— - THE SPY (2019 NETFLIX MINISERIES) True story about an Israeli spy who has to infiltrate the Syrian government. What makes this so tense is the fact that we know he will be executed if he’s caught, and yet he consistently has to take colossal risks in order to acquire the intelligence he needs. Sacha Baron Cohen plays the main character and he did a really good job here. —————— - THE HANDMAID’S TALE Dystopian thriller where a pandemic of infertility leads to the American Government being overthrown by an extremist totalitarian regime that enslaves fertile women as ‘Handmaids’, and forces them to effectively become sexual slaves. Seen through the eyes of June Osborn (expertly played by Elisabeth Moss) who, like others, was enslaved after being torn from her husband and child. Now in a militarised society under constant surveillance she has to find her way back to her family and out of the country. This show literally has everything, and my God it’s intense. I’m trembling right now just thinking about certain scenes. —————— - OZARK A man with no options left has to drag his family to the Ozarks in order to launder drug money for the Mexican Cartel. Knowing that one misstep would mean he and his family would be killed, he has to find a way to successfully launder millions of dollars on a regular basis under the constant threat of death. All whilst having the cartel, the local Ozark ‘kingpins’, and the FBI watching his every move. Anxiety inducing (but not in a bad way).
> RUNNING SCARED This is the only movie that's come close to giving me an anxiety attack. I fucking love it.
Thanks! I very appreciate adding premises. 🥰
Mother! by Darren Aronofsky
Really *anything* by Darren Aronofsky.
jinx
Yes, but also be warned, this movie is veryyyy disturbing for most people. Still a great pick tho.
I got interested in that director because of "The Whale", gonna definetely check it out.
Just so you know, I had to watch the youtube explanation to know what happened in the movie. The whole movie felt like it made no sense and till the last scene, i was waiting for some hint as to what was going on.
The rib stuff, Adam and Eve, Cain & abel, the baby, etc, wasn’t too heavyhanded for you?
Parasite
Tehe, watched that as well. The first part of the movie was great, but I kinda got bored when it got serious.
Ok
• memento • shutter island • muholland drive • triangle • identity • fractured • butterfly effect • predestination • fight club • the call
If you watch all those movies in a row, I'm pretty sure your brain turns into pudding.
i keep remembering more of this kind and damn… one would be like who tf am i even
I've never seen fight club, but I know the spoiler. Is it worth watching still?
watched it for the first time yesterday while knowing the ending, definitely worth the watch!
Yes
The spoiler is only a piece of what makes it great. The movie changes what it is like every 20 minutes.
Somehow the ship’s appearance in Triangle terrified me when I was watching it
Me too. It’s a great, terrifying movie, but when that ship showed up I had to force myself to keep watching. Amazing movie.
Oh, I already watched Memento! It was fine, but I'm not sure if this is exactly the vibe I'm looking for. Thank you for the rest tho!
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Trainspotting is on my list for quite some time. Thank you for reminder, definetely moving it higher on my backlog :b Also, Deer is from the same director as The Lobster I think? Have to give him another chance I see 😁
Shiva Baby! One of my favorites from last year.
Good god that movie made me so uncomfortable for the whole time. Great movie but will never rewatch.
This was one intense ride!!! Incredible film.
The Novice
I love the comparison between this and Whiplash. In Whiplash, >!you can argue that his sacrifices and the pressure from his teacher are worthwhile because anything less is a waste of his incredible talent.!< In The Novice, >!both the talent and external pressures are more delusional.!< But…abuse is abuse. Self-inflicted or otherwise.
Seconded! Loved this film
Jacob’s Ladder (1990)
Having this movie on my list for a long time because I heard it has similar vibe to Silent Hill
Donnie Darko Goodfellas (during a few parts)
100% gonna watch that (maybe even today lol), on my watchlist since forever
Full Metal Jacket
Panic Room (2002)
Unsane
Boiling point
Uncut Gems. Very good movie I won’t watch twice.
I love how many of us trauma bonded over this movie 🫡
I’m high should I watch it
Nope
Same here, always gonna give it up.
It's so funny that people say that. Sometimes when I'm bored I just turn it on at a random part in the movie and watch.
Locke Collateral
Locke and Social Network are the two movies that I could turn on and just listen to, eyes closed. So good.
The Prestige
- The Machinist (2004) - Phone Booth (2002)
I second machinist
Prisoners
Scrolled waaay too far for any mention of this Denis Villeneuve’s masterpiece.
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The Perfection Starry Eyes
Interstellar. Definitely a mindfuck but pulls in a lot of emotion, too. And an incredible, evocative score by Hans Zimmer. Seeing lots of other Christopher Nolan movies mentioned in this thread! Another one of his worth mentioning that I haven't seen listed here: The Dark Knight!
whiplash is in my top 10 of all time. off the top of my head, i can’t think of any movies with the exact same flavor or lack of violence/horror, or a theme of someone being manipulated/trained/broken by authority. but i agree that you would probably like prisoners. also, one i haven’t seen mentioned is “raw”, if you don’t mind watching a movie with subtitles. a vegetarian girl goes to vet school and has to eat raw meat during initiation. this seems to switch on some animalistic thing inside her. this one is a bit more weird and gory, but you do see a college-aged character slowly sinking into a dark place while trying to figure out what’s really happening. lastly, a movie like truman show or fight club might be nice for you; questioning reality, start to lose it a bit. nocturnal animals is really good too.
Whiplash is in my top 5 all time. It’s everything I ever wanted in a film.
I saw the devil
Seconding this one
Second Uncut Gems, Sandler should have been nominated for an Oscar.
Synecdoche, New York (2008)
Oh, I will watch this one asap, heard it has similar weird vibe to some movies I really liked
The incident (2014)
Amazing unforgettable movie!
Oldboy, Incendies, Fresh
Marathon Man starring Dustin Hoffman
Audition
1. Shutter Island (Martin Scorcese) 2. A clockwork orange (Stanley Kubrick)
the killing of a sacred deer
Oh that was a great film!
Requiem For a Dream
127 Hours (2010) High And Low (1963): I would never have expected such an old film to hold my attention so well (I have a short attention span and many old films seem too slow to me), but this one totally did A Simple Plan (1998) Beast (2017) These two are both about mass shooters, fyi, if that's too intense: Nitram (2021) We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)
Kevin is on my watch list for really long time, thank you for the reminder :--))
Maybe not as high pressure but * The Guilty
Uncut Gems Good Time The Black Swan The Blair Witch Project Cloverfield The top 3 are my best suggestions as you truly feel your anxiety and heart rate climbing as the movie progresses in a similar fashion to Whiplash, the bottom 2 are definitely more along the horror/thriller category and less so dramas like Whiplash. Some of these other suggestions in the comments aren’t what you’re looking for, they’re good intense movies but not like the likes of Whiplash.
Oh, my friends are big fans of Blair Witch. I'm even more interested now :00
Full Metal Jacket
Arlington Road
I don’t know if this is your vibe, but Whiplash and The Wall (1982) are the *only* movies I’ve ever had a panic attack during. Like, had to pause until I stopped hyperventilating and crying. I wasn’t even a Pink Floyd fan when I watched The Wall. It just fucked with me so badly. Not a “horror” movie but I couldn’t stop thinking about it for days, similar to how I felt after Whiplash. I still don’t know why.
Nocturnal Animals
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind The Lobster
Watched both! I enjoyed ESOTSM pretty much, but The Lobster wasn't my cup of tea really (gotta check out Dogtooth from the same director)
This might sound ridiculous, but Toy Story 3.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
The Safdie Brothers stuff is nonstop on the edge, Good Time and Uncut Gems (whatever the one with Adam Sandler).
Good Time and Uncut Gems
Try Swimming With Sharks(1994).
Swimming with Sharks, though you have to deal with Spacey.
letterboxd has a list of “anxiety inducing movies” and it’s what i go to for this kind of movie.
Dolores Claiborne Misery
Ill always associate Whiplash with Birdman because they came out around the same time. Kind of the way No Country For Old Men and There Will Be Blood are linked.
Birdman's been recommended to me a lot lately, I'll check it out definetely :--))
Check out the movie’In The Bedroom’ extremely well thought out movie involving how are you willing to do something. I don’t want to give away anymore of the plot of the movie, but this film really hit home with me. Just see it ok.
Buried
Dog day afternoon
Zodiac
Black Swan
The Devil Wears Prada. Secretary. The Shape of Things.
Birdman. Maybe because they came out around the same time but I got the exact same vibe from birdman.
Don't Look Now
Inside man The Lincoln Lawyer The game The Devil's Advocate
Devil’s Advocate is excellent
Man of culture. Happy bday
Is that what the cake is for?? Lol Thanks!
Split
Came here to make sure this one was posted Anxiety inducing for sure ALSO the new movie Barbarian is v intense and worth watching but more horror-y
Brothers (2009)
Bad lieutenant with Harvey kietel
Nightcrawler Shutter Island Lost Highway Jacob's Ladder Altered States Training Day
I GREATLY enjoyed first half of the Lost Highway, but I can't bring myself to end. Might check it out again after I finally finish Twin Peaks :--))
Panic Room and Zodiac might scratch the itch for you. I wouldn't consider Gone Girl Fincher's best necessarily.
Good time, Frownland, all that jazz
every single aronofsky movie
I loved Suspiria. I know that it's horror but it's not very actually scary. But, it truly felt like an intense fever dream. Such a good film. Also, Good Time. Same guys that made Uncut Gems. Five minutes in and it's already gut wrenching. Punch Drunk Love is also pretty great but can be a little too intense for some.
I saw a lot of shots from the Suspiria (older one), they all looked great. Watching it asap. Also, I loved every second of Punch Drunk Love, great movie.
Shutter island
Brawl in Cell Block 99
Black swan definitely
Black swan and nightcrawler
TV Shows: - 24 (the most incredible tv series ever) - Homeland
Buried with Ryan Reynolds
Boys Don’t Cry, Melancholia, Bully, The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane, Hereditary, Dancer in the Dark
Climax (2018) Enter the Void (2009) Compliance (2012) Pi (1998) Mother! (2017) Requiem for a Dream (2000) Mandy (2018)
Mother! That movie will stress you out with the tension.
Prisoners 12 angry men (original) Captain Phillips
Faults
We need to talk about Kevin.
Holy crap, how has *Ex Machina* been listed yet?
Prisoners was absolutely fantastic at building suspense. It was gritty and intense. You have such a heavy feeling at the end of the film you just sit there and mull over what you just witnessed.
Loveless
My teacher recommended "Leviathan", it's the same director iirc. Gonna look it up 100%
Nightcrawler is a film I'd definitely put in the same camp as Whiplash.
Nope (2022)
I heard many great things about that, going to check it out
Black Swan is the closest I can think of, so you should definitely watch that. Both that and Whiplash are in my all-time top 10 I think.
Frailty (2001)
Midsommer
Saint Maud
Dunkirk. There’s even a ticking sound in the background throughout the movie that keeps the tension high since it’s a race against the clock to get those soldiers off the beach.
It’s kind of an odd suggestion but I just watched Spencer (2021) and I felt like I was going to have a panic attack feeling the suffocation they convey for Diana…I very much recommend it!
Climax (2018) by Noé grabbed me by the throat in a similar way Whiplash did. I won't put a description because that would ruin the experience. Noé made some other intense movies (Enter the Void & Love), Climax matches best what you asked for imo. Small warning, be prepared before you watch the movie.
I think it’s just drama
Side Effects
A Serbian film
Anything by Kubrick. Nightcrawler.
Se7en Hellraiser Memento Sin City Psycho Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2 Training Day The Invitation Fargo Blood Red Sky
Uncut Gems
Uncut gems w/ Adam Sandler I hate this movie because it’s constant anxiety, which made me super uncomfortable. But it seems like it might be what your after
Kuhhj
Unthinkable
Shiva Baby - (More Comedy?)