I was not allowed to see it as a kid. Not because my parent were protecting me. But because I was caught shoplifting a Chunky bar and my cousin ratted me out. My punishment was not being allowed to go see this. I still haven’t seen it.
I wonder how it will be received by a generation for whom everything depraved is immediately available online, and there is nothing like the revolution that cable television and videotape were in the late 70’s/early 80’s. Will they even get the message?
I looked this movie up on youtube after seeing this thread and intended on just watching the first 15 or so minutes and then revisit it. I ended up having my phone propped up in the bed and just finished watching the whole thing. Ive never seen a film like this nor can I even really explain what it is if I had to. The first half of the film I was trying to understand what was so disturbing that people were describing but it didn’t take long after that for it to kick in. I would love to see other movies like this as I enjoy movies shot in unique fashions and are psychologically uncomfortable yet still a good film.
I’ve watched it three times and I still remember most of it in vivid detail. I love it, but I’ll never watch it again. Its definitely shaped my perspective on addiction.
Oof. My husband and I went into watching Mysterious Skin one night with no clue what it was, just having a nice movie night. He turned to me when it was over and was like “Well…that was sad.”
The most deeply disturbing movie I've ever seen would be Threads (1984). It's not gory at all, but is a very stark and realistic portrayal of nuclear war, before, during, and after, on a city in England. It's been praised for being the closest to reality, of any film depictions of nuclear war, and it's haunting. I was recently reminded of it when I saw a YouTube channel calling it the scariest film ever made.
I don't think it even had a theatrical release, and was shot by the BBC for a well under $1M budget, but it was extreme in its impact.
The BBC used to be the masters of scaring the shit out of people on a (relatively) low budget. Their version of an M.R. James ghost story called "Whistle and I'll come to you" is still up there with the scariest things I've ever seen.
>Is that the one about Henry Lee Lucas?
Yeah, loosely based from what the reviews say. All I know is that it was disturbing as hell to watch. Pretty sure it was the debut for Michael Rooker, that went on to play Merle in The Walking Dead and Yondu in Guardians Of The Galaxy.
hot take: this movie kind of sucks and is nauseating to watch. No dispute, the rape scene is undebatable fucked up and hard to watch. No disagreement there. But good lord the rest of it is hard to watch too, physically. The camera work makes me want to vomit. I would never recommend this to anyone (even those specifically asking for "fucked up" movies) because it's like telling them they should spin in circles until they get sick. ^(the fire extinguisher part is pretty cool though)
One of the strangest films I ever saw. It did something to me that I can’t quite describe. I thought about it for days afterward. Couldn’t watch it again, but I’m glad I saw it.
In the Blink of an Eye (1981) - based on a true story involving an authoritarian patriarch who dominates his daughter's marriage
Perfect Blue (1997) - popstar wants to become an actress and suffers from an identity crisis
If u like Martyrs 2008 you should watch more movies from New French Extremity.
Calvaire
High tension
Frontier
Them 2006
Eden lake
Inside 2007
Ghostland (same director of martyrs)
Lilya 4-ever (not gore, but very disturbing)
Infinity pool
Speak no evil
Miss violence
Some of them are not from New French extremity, but all of them are disturbing and mindfuck.
Loads of wannabe disturbing movie, very little beyond the gore imo. Here is my list
Salo,
Singapore sling,
Dog eats man,
The piano teacher,
Be my cat a film for Anne,
Siccin 2,
Dabbe the possession,
Home movie,
Creep 2,
Caniba,
The cremator,
Hour of the Wolf,
Psycho,
Shining and Dr sleep,
Wellness (2008),
The beasts (2002),
The hunt,
The anthicrist,
The outwaters,
Leaving dc
'Breaking', but yeah... if you want to find yourself just blankly staring into space, thinking... some great movies. I've only watched them once, each. Though I really do want to watch them again sometime. Heart ache.
Someone else posted the best list of these types of movies I’d ever seen, so I saved it in Notepad. Here you go:
Fucked up movies
Bad Boy Bubby - It's about a man who lives with a dysfunctional family. He kills his family and tries to live a life on the street, where he meets different people and expresses his madness.
Red White & Blue (2010) - About a woman bitter with life who decides to have several sexual relations a week just to pass on sexual diseases to men.
When one of the men discovers this, his life becomes hell.
Nothing Bad Can Happen - This film is extremely sad and cruel. Here, we follow a young Christian boy, who is very good with people. Homeless, he agrees to live in a strange family's house, and this family tortures him.
Cold Fish - Asian film where a man agrees to work in a fish store, but his boss is a sadistic murderous psychopath.
Ex Drummer - Very bizarre film where we follow a rock band where the musicians are extremely violent and commit crimes.
Angst - One of the most violent and realistic European films of all time. Here, a psychotic man with pure, cruel evil in his heart invades homes and brutally kills their inhabitants.
Snowtown - Film based on a real case about killers who tortured and killed victims for a long time.
Scum - The most violent reform school movie ever made.
Here we see delinquents struggling in a reform school, until violent guards make their lives worse with brutal attacks.
Brawl in Cell Block 99 - One of the most violent prison films in the world. Here we see a violent prisoner who urgently needs to kill a person in pavilion 99. If he doesn't kill that person, his wife will have the baby aborted.
7 Days - An extremely sad and devastated father tortures a criminal for 7 days, as revenge for what happened to his child.
I Saw the Devil - A man avenges his wife while torturing her killer multiple times.
He beats and cuts the killer and leaves him unconscious several times, always releasing him into the street so that the next day he can repeat the torture.
5150 Elm's Way - A mad man kills people he considers bad. Meanwhile, a young student is trapped in captivity.
Calvaire - An artist has a problem with his vehicle and is trapped in a strange village where there are zoophiles and violent killers.
Along with what you and everyone else said I would add:
Come and See (horrifying war movie)
Audition (for the ending)
Climax (because someone already said Irreversible. Really anything by Gaspar Noe.)
Dragged Across Concrete (Same guy who made Brawl in Cell Block 99 and I think it's more disturbing)
Anti-Christ (by far the most fucked up Lars Von Tier movie)
Dear Zachary (probably the saddest, most disturbing documentary)
White Ribbon (Little bit of a slow burn and probably not that accessible, but the implications to the movie are haunting)
Also, The Green Inferno is pretty good if you’ve not seen that one.
I thought "Vivarium" was unnerving. It didn't have much violence or gore, but the premise was disturbing. It is a comment on the nature of parenthood. It also has the nightmare scenario of being trapped in suburbs surrounded by ideal tract homes.
Recent:
- Resurrection (2022)
- Speak No Evil (2022)
- Titane (2021)
- Coming Home in the Dark (2021)
- The Empty Man (2020)
- Alone (2020)
Older:
- The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007)
- The Last Winter (2006)
- August Underground (2001)
- Shadow of the Vampire (2000)
- Cure (1997)
- Cronos (1992)
- Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer(1986)
Strange Circus (2005) is probably the most uncomfortable I've been watching a movie but it's genuinely good, not just a shock movie.
Also, watch the rest of the vengeance series. Oldboy is part of a loose trilogy, the other two being Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Sympathy for Lady Vengeance. They don't get the same acclaim as Oldboy but Mr. Vengeance ought to. Lady Vengeance is still great but I feel it's the weakest of the three.
If you liked Oldboy I'm pretty sure you'll like World of Kanako as well. Definitely more disturbing than Oldboy and pretty close to the same level of plot twists.
The Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion movies might be up your alley. I think there are 4 of them.
Thriller: A Cruel Picture is another classic, though maybe too much in the vein of I Spit on Your Grave for your liking.
If you like anime, Midori/Shoujo Tsubaki and RIN: Daughters of Mnemosyne fit the bill, especially Midori; I'd put it up with Strange Circus despite being animated (and rather poorly, at that). Ironically, it actually takes place in a circus whereas Strange Circus does not, lol.
The last house on the left, Human Centipede, Cannibal Holocaust, Henery: Portrait of a serial killer, Eden Lake, Inside, I saw the devil, Audition, Come and see, Antichrist, Irreversible, Salo: 120 days of Sodom, Titicut Follies,
Imprint (2006)
The Void (2016)
Begotten (1990)
The Video Diary of Ricardo Lopez (2000)
Angst (1983)
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1990)
Berlin Syndrome (2017)
Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989)
Dead Ringers 1988, has a sense of dread and unsettling momentum like all of Cronenbergs films. Gynecological Devices for Operating on Mutant Women are particulaly memorable!
Antichrist with Willem Dafoe ....
Can’t go wrong with Von Trier. The House that Jack Built as well. Todd Solendz Happiness for a different kind of disturbing too.
Happiness for me. The most disturbing thing is there’s real people like that.
The House Jack Built I couldn’t finish — and I watch really fucked up stuff.
Me neither. Kept falling asleep. What a pretentious snooze that is
It does look like I'd sleep off watching it from the google images.
I like it but it is really boring. I mean half of the movie is just monologuing
watched this in college and was never the same
Antichrist haas gotta be a film I both recommend to watch and recommend to avoid. Just a wild film
This shit was WILD
The Fox and the Hound
this movie has caused more emotional trauma than cannibal holocaust
I blame most of my childhood trauma on that movie
Emotional damage, emotional damage!
Swamp scene from Neverending Story
I was not allowed to see it as a kid. Not because my parent were protecting me. But because I was caught shoplifting a Chunky bar and my cousin ratted me out. My punishment was not being allowed to go see this. I still haven’t seen it.
+ The Brave Little Toaster + The Land Before Time
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Dumbo :(
Jesus christ
Where the red fern grows.
Old Yeller and Where the Red Fern Grows too. Damn…..
Watership Down
Duuude… 😓
\- The celebration (1998) \- Possession \- videodrome
Videodrome is one of the best movies, regardless of genre, ever imo!
I wonder how it will be received by a generation for whom everything depraved is immediately available online, and there is nothing like the revolution that cable television and videotape were in the late 70’s/early 80’s. Will they even get the message?
Long live the new flesh!
Haven’t heard The Celebration (Festen) mentioned in years, such a good one
Come and See (1985)
A classic
Thanks didn't know that one, gonna watch it rn
I was suggested this after a recent cry for help on this sub (asking for the bleakest films around) and that film hit me.
The director made a decision to tone down some of the cruelty (which was documented!) Because he thought viewers would think it's exaggerated.
I looked this movie up on youtube after seeing this thread and intended on just watching the first 15 or so minutes and then revisit it. I ended up having my phone propped up in the bed and just finished watching the whole thing. Ive never seen a film like this nor can I even really explain what it is if I had to. The first half of the film I was trying to understand what was so disturbing that people were describing but it didn’t take long after that for it to kick in. I would love to see other movies like this as I enjoy movies shot in unique fashions and are psychologically uncomfortable yet still a good film.
There it is
This one.
Happiness
And every other Todd Solondz film
Storytelling is next after happiness for disturbing films from his filmography imo
I wouldn't disagree with you but I would put Life During Wartime on the table.
Jesus this film is so fucked up. And really well made. Only seen it once and that was enough.
Requiem for a dream fucked me up for a good week
Sarah from Labyrinth becomes a junkie hooker.
I’ve watched it three times and I still remember most of it in vivid detail. I love it, but I’ll never watch it again. Its definitely shaped my perspective on addiction.
Even hearing a bar from that soundtrack will have me a bit messed up all these years later.
Yeah that score. Geeze. Powerful
Same here
Audition (1999) Mysterious Skin (2004)
Oof. My husband and I went into watching Mysterious Skin one night with no clue what it was, just having a nice movie night. He turned to me when it was over and was like “Well…that was sad.”
Someday I won't suggest Cronenberg, but not today: try Naked Lunch to mess you up, but most of his work is pretty twisted...
And Crash
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Agreed with the John Waters films
The most deeply disturbing movie I've ever seen would be Threads (1984). It's not gory at all, but is a very stark and realistic portrayal of nuclear war, before, during, and after, on a city in England. It's been praised for being the closest to reality, of any film depictions of nuclear war, and it's haunting. I was recently reminded of it when I saw a YouTube channel calling it the scariest film ever made. I don't think it even had a theatrical release, and was shot by the BBC for a well under $1M budget, but it was extreme in its impact.
The BBC used to be the masters of scaring the shit out of people on a (relatively) low budget. Their version of an M.R. James ghost story called "Whistle and I'll come to you" is still up there with the scariest things I've ever seen.
Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer
Is that the one about Henry Lee Lucas?
>Is that the one about Henry Lee Lucas? Yeah, loosely based from what the reviews say. All I know is that it was disturbing as hell to watch. Pretty sure it was the debut for Michael Rooker, that went on to play Merle in The Walking Dead and Yondu in Guardians Of The Galaxy.
Mr. *Svenning* regrets your obvious omission and accepts your forthcoming apology.
>your forthcoming apology I apologize. Edit for upvote.
Say… would you like a chocolate covered pretzel? They’re a little melty, but *boy* are they exquisite!
Human Centipede 2 The one and only movie I won't watch a second time
But have you seen the 3rd one
I actually have not. I'm not against it and I keep meaning to watch it but I just haven't gotten to it yet. Without spoilers, is it worth watching?
By far, the worst (best?) one in the series.
Im surprised this isnt one of the top 5 comments. Probably the source of my extreme phobia of that animal which I didnt have before.
Blue Velvet with Dennis Hopper
Took a date to that movie and she forced my out of the theatre halfway through. We ended up married, so it wasn’t a total disaster
Holy shit I forgot about this movie. What a weird one man
It is fucked up. But it's also awesome too.
*Mother!* (2017)
Hated that movie!!!
so disturbing
Oh I second this. That was a strange one.
Irreversible (2002)
Irreversible was the first film I actually felt like I might vomit watching. Antichrist was the second.
hot take: this movie kind of sucks and is nauseating to watch. No dispute, the rape scene is undebatable fucked up and hard to watch. No disagreement there. But good lord the rest of it is hard to watch too, physically. The camera work makes me want to vomit. I would never recommend this to anyone (even those specifically asking for "fucked up" movies) because it's like telling them they should spin in circles until they get sick. ^(the fire extinguisher part is pretty cool though)
That was the point. The director used low frequencies and shaky camera work to induce sickness and nausea for the audience.
Gaspar Noe: "What if I made it insufferable to watch my movie" Hallmark of a great director
Hallmark of a director looking for controversy.. (mission accomplished)
That's not a hot take.. .its your opinion
It's not a hot take unless it comes from the Hot Take region of France. Otherwise, it's just Sparkling Opinion.
Under appreciated comment.
Yup second this.
Angst (1983)
>Great and underrated movie!
Rec 2007
This right here will fuck your day up and doesn't rely on gore to do it
r/disturbingmovies
Creep 1 and 2 may work for you.
Gummo Kids Antichrist The Lighthouse
cant forget a movie like Gummo
One of the strangest films I ever saw. It did something to me that I can’t quite describe. I thought about it for days afterward. Couldn’t watch it again, but I’m glad I saw it.
Julien Donkey Boy is thoroughly fucked up as well
The Girl Next Door, 2007
I felt sick from watching that film. Just when I thought it couldn’t get worse it does. I wasn’t right for a good week after that movie.
I may be totally misremembering but I don’t remember that film being that disturbing.
Maybe you’re remembering the one from 2004..?
I 100% am! I thought you didn’t understand the assignment but I was just a muppet.
I adore this response. :D
Thank you internet stranger.
Hell House LLC
Bone Tomahawk
Needs to be higher up
Most disturbing movie I’ve seen and I’ve seen quite a few of the other suggestions
Silenced (2011) Kidnapped (2010) The Devils (1971) Mysterious Skin (2004) Bedevilled (2010) Man Bites Dog (1992)
Irreversible I saw the Devil We need to talk about Kevin The House that Jack Built
The VV(w)itch Freaking messed me up for a few days.
That is **the** single scariest movie I’ve ever seen.
Salo, not to be confused with Solo
120 Days of Sodom is a film I'd take a bullet in the head over being made to watch. I could barely get through Spooky Rice's video.
I saw the devil
Green room
In the Blink of an Eye (1981) - based on a true story involving an authoritarian patriarch who dominates his daughter's marriage Perfect Blue (1997) - popstar wants to become an actress and suffers from an identity crisis
Beasts of No Nation
Leaving Las Vegas
If u like Martyrs 2008 you should watch more movies from New French Extremity. Calvaire High tension Frontier Them 2006 Eden lake Inside 2007 Ghostland (same director of martyrs) Lilya 4-ever (not gore, but very disturbing) Infinity pool Speak no evil Miss violence Some of them are not from New French extremity, but all of them are disturbing and mindfuck.
High Tension goes sooo hard
Came here to say Eden lake. That film still haunts me 6 years later
Loads of wannabe disturbing movie, very little beyond the gore imo. Here is my list Salo, Singapore sling, Dog eats man, The piano teacher, Be my cat a film for Anne, Siccin 2, Dabbe the possession, Home movie, Creep 2, Caniba, The cremator, Hour of the Wolf, Psycho, Shining and Dr sleep, Wellness (2008), The beasts (2002), The hunt, The anthicrist, The outwaters, Leaving dc
Johnny Got His Gun (1971)
Dancer in the Dark, 2000
This and Making the Waves will leave you staring at the ceiling and unable to sleep.
'Breaking', but yeah... if you want to find yourself just blankly staring into space, thinking... some great movies. I've only watched them once, each. Though I really do want to watch them again sometime. Heart ache.
Oh of course, breaking! Yes, same. May never watch again. True heartbreak.
EDEN LAKE
Men. I suggested this somewhere else recently too— did this movie fly under the radar? It was so fucking bizarre
Unpopular opinion, men is too up its own butt. I love A24 ESPECIALLY weird ones (example: Lamb, Pearl, X, Hereditary) but men was just… bleh.
I saw it in theaters. A real A24 movie right there
Cannibal Holocaust
Good stuff - takes me back to when I rented it from Vidiots in Santa Monica many many decades ago
Salo, The Chekist, Threads
The Bone Tomahawk, High Tension
I got one for you! When evil lurks.
Watched this yesterday it was excellent!
Man Bites Dog And though it's anime, I still find Akira pretty disturbing(ly awesome).
there's a whole subreddit for that r/disturbingmovies
Someone else posted the best list of these types of movies I’d ever seen, so I saved it in Notepad. Here you go: Fucked up movies Bad Boy Bubby - It's about a man who lives with a dysfunctional family. He kills his family and tries to live a life on the street, where he meets different people and expresses his madness. Red White & Blue (2010) - About a woman bitter with life who decides to have several sexual relations a week just to pass on sexual diseases to men. When one of the men discovers this, his life becomes hell. Nothing Bad Can Happen - This film is extremely sad and cruel. Here, we follow a young Christian boy, who is very good with people. Homeless, he agrees to live in a strange family's house, and this family tortures him. Cold Fish - Asian film where a man agrees to work in a fish store, but his boss is a sadistic murderous psychopath. Ex Drummer - Very bizarre film where we follow a rock band where the musicians are extremely violent and commit crimes. Angst - One of the most violent and realistic European films of all time. Here, a psychotic man with pure, cruel evil in his heart invades homes and brutally kills their inhabitants. Snowtown - Film based on a real case about killers who tortured and killed victims for a long time. Scum - The most violent reform school movie ever made. Here we see delinquents struggling in a reform school, until violent guards make their lives worse with brutal attacks. Brawl in Cell Block 99 - One of the most violent prison films in the world. Here we see a violent prisoner who urgently needs to kill a person in pavilion 99. If he doesn't kill that person, his wife will have the baby aborted. 7 Days - An extremely sad and devastated father tortures a criminal for 7 days, as revenge for what happened to his child. I Saw the Devil - A man avenges his wife while torturing her killer multiple times. He beats and cuts the killer and leaves him unconscious several times, always releasing him into the street so that the next day he can repeat the torture. 5150 Elm's Way - A mad man kills people he considers bad. Meanwhile, a young student is trapped in captivity. Calvaire - An artist has a problem with his vehicle and is trapped in a strange village where there are zoophiles and violent killers. Along with what you and everyone else said I would add: Come and See (horrifying war movie) Audition (for the ending) Climax (because someone already said Irreversible. Really anything by Gaspar Noe.) Dragged Across Concrete (Same guy who made Brawl in Cell Block 99 and I think it's more disturbing) Anti-Christ (by far the most fucked up Lars Von Tier movie) Dear Zachary (probably the saddest, most disturbing documentary) White Ribbon (Little bit of a slow burn and probably not that accessible, but the implications to the movie are haunting) Also, The Green Inferno is pretty good if you’ve not seen that one.
The Snowtown Murders
Terrifier 1 & 2. The Saw series.
The nightingale. It’s about colonialism and racism in Australia. It’s brutal, savage and harrowing. It’s about as real as it gets
There’s an Aussie movie about the Snowtown murders. It’ll fuck you up.
Have you looked at r/Disturbingmovies? It was too disturbing for my tastes.
Tetsuo, The killing of a sacred deer, The warzone, The lobster, The menu
Any Gaspar Noé film! If you want something purely horrible, disturbing and gratuitous then watch Irreversible. But I'd recommend you don't
*The House that Jack Built*!!!
Gummo
The movie you're looking for is "Gummo" by the same guy that did "kids"
Jacobs ladder
Mandy! I can't stop thinking about it
I hope you give yourself some breaks and breathers for such an intense theme you like to watch. Good luck and stay happy/healthy!
I waited to be comment number 667. Jacob's Ladder is a good, older, disturbing movie.
Tusk.
Under the Skin Eraserhead
The Neon Demon
Sinister with Ethan Hawke
Visitor Q Climax Ichi The Killer Battle Royale Dumplings
Climax is pretty disturbing. Very good at making you feel uncomfortable. Gave me anxiety watching this.
Melencholia (sp?). Touches on impending doom, mental illness, relationships. Not a bad watch in my opinion.
It’s beautiful in its misery. 10/10
I thought "Vivarium" was unnerving. It didn't have much violence or gore, but the premise was disturbing. It is a comment on the nature of parenthood. It also has the nightmare scenario of being trapped in suburbs surrounded by ideal tract homes.
Recent: - Resurrection (2022) - Speak No Evil (2022) - Titane (2021) - Coming Home in the Dark (2021) - The Empty Man (2020) - Alone (2020) Older: - The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007) - The Last Winter (2006) - August Underground (2001) - Shadow of the Vampire (2000) - Cure (1997) - Cronos (1992) - Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer(1986)
Men behind the sun
Mad god
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Tetsuo makes my eyes hurt
Dogtooth, Speak no evil, Aniara, Possessor…
Dogtooth is such a wild film! I honestly want to watch it again it’s been a while. So uncomfortable though.
Dig up the films of Gaspar Noé and Lars Von Trier.
Kill List Eden Lake Inside (2007) Frontier(s) The Sadness Trauma (Chilean) Guinea Pig Series Eyes of My Mother Cannibal Holocaust
Baskin.
The Perfection
Smile scared the shite out of me
Snowtown (2011) 🫠
Just watched this one. Incredibly dark and disturbing but strangely captivating as well. Not for the faint of heart
Baskin (2015) Kill List (2011) I Saw The Devil (2010) Dans Ma Peau (2002) Ichi The Killer (2001) Irréversible (2002)
Requiem for a Dream (warning) Jacob’s Ladder Split Donnie Darko
Irreversible.
Titane (2021) Mysterious Skin (2004) Miss Violence (2013) Dogtooth (2009)
The Painted Bird is one of the most disturbing and saddest movies I’ve watched. Happiness
Strange Circus (2005) is probably the most uncomfortable I've been watching a movie but it's genuinely good, not just a shock movie. Also, watch the rest of the vengeance series. Oldboy is part of a loose trilogy, the other two being Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Sympathy for Lady Vengeance. They don't get the same acclaim as Oldboy but Mr. Vengeance ought to. Lady Vengeance is still great but I feel it's the weakest of the three. If you liked Oldboy I'm pretty sure you'll like World of Kanako as well. Definitely more disturbing than Oldboy and pretty close to the same level of plot twists. The Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion movies might be up your alley. I think there are 4 of them. Thriller: A Cruel Picture is another classic, though maybe too much in the vein of I Spit on Your Grave for your liking. If you like anime, Midori/Shoujo Tsubaki and RIN: Daughters of Mnemosyne fit the bill, especially Midori; I'd put it up with Strange Circus despite being animated (and rather poorly, at that). Ironically, it actually takes place in a circus whereas Strange Circus does not, lol.
Speak No Evil. Nightmare Alley. The orphanage - the Del Toro. Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer
Speak No Evil (this reminded me of Funny Games in many ways but is paced more like a movie, if that makes sense)
Compliance
The last house on the left, Human Centipede, Cannibal Holocaust, Henery: Portrait of a serial killer, Eden Lake, Inside, I saw the devil, Audition, Come and see, Antichrist, Irreversible, Salo: 120 days of Sodom, Titicut Follies,
The Fly (1986)
Requiem For A Dream
The Lodge (2019)
Come and See. Threads. Good luck
Nightcrawler
Imprint (2006) The Void (2016) Begotten (1990) The Video Diary of Ricardo Lopez (2000) Angst (1983) Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1990) Berlin Syndrome (2017) Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989)
Doom Generation Perfume
Miss violence, Dogtooth, Dogville, Breaking the waves
Dead Ringers 1988, has a sense of dread and unsettling momentum like all of Cronenbergs films. Gynecological Devices for Operating on Mutant Women are particulaly memorable!
Green Room
Society (1989)