Disturbing Films You Wouldn't Watch Again

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Anything by Dario Argento ......Tenebrae being the most graphic

There was something wrong with that bloke when he made those films


Bully and Hard Candy are also a bit distressing

These days I watch reruns of On The Buses

Debbie Does Dowlais

[stan butler]

Anything by Dario Argento ......Tenebrae being the most graphic

There was something wrong with that bloke when he made those films


Bully and Hard Candy are also a bit distressing

These days I watch reruns of On The Buses

[stan butler]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJoZsQkFDtM

This was scary as a kid..

[chris lee]

When I was about 15/16 my friends and I watched 'a serbian film' it was new at the time, and getting headlines for being the worst film ever made in terms of shock/horror. It ended up getting band from most forms of distribution.

At that time we were fairly desensitised to it, there seems to be a weird stage as a teenage boy, when watching sick videos is appealing ?? Human centipede and all that. I remember friends in school sharing all the ISIS killing videos, very graphic beheadings ect, and me not really being bothered by watching it.

I could never bring myself to watch anything like that now, it would disturb me. I guess being older, have nieces and nephews and generally being more mature, it is crazy thinking back the shit we watched / had access to

[jimmyscoular]

Anything by Dario Argento ......Tenebrae being the most graphic

There was something wrong with that bloke when he made those films


Bully and Hard Candy are also a bit distressing

These days I watch reruns of On The Buses

Smiled at this. I, too, recently discovered that every episode of On the Buses is available on YouTube. They lived a dreary life, those people, all squeezed into a little house and squabbling all the time. Funny, though.

YouTube also has several 1960s episodes of Z Cars and a long list of old British films from the '40s, '50s and '60s.

It doesn't have to be Netflix.

[stan butler]

Smiled at this. I, too, recently discovered that every episode of On the Buses is available on YouTube. They lived a dreary life, those people, all squeezed into a little house and squabbling all the time. Funny, though.

YouTube also has several 1960s episodes of Z Cars and a long list of old British films from the '40s, '50s and '60s.

It doesn't have to be Netflix.

I've just started the first term of Grange Hill and enjoying it

[DryCleaning]

A Serbian Film

[tforturton]

The Martyrs is pretty grim.

[Alan Lung]

The Saw films and that Serbian one.

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The Martyrs is pretty grim.

Oh yes that's unwatchable really

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Flower Of Flesh And Blood

You watch that and you ask yourself what's going on in the mind of the bloke making that ?

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It's dated but last house on the left I found worrying

[dandywarhol]

Candy goes to Hollywood

[jon1959]

Bambi

[Tokyo Blue]

Threads

Yes, a thousand times yes. I first watched it a couple of months back and the thought of it still makes me shudder.

I've seen a lot of exploitative horror films, but none of them compare to Threads.

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Yes, a thousand times yes. I first watched it a couple of months back and the thought of it still makes me shudder.

I've seen a lot of exploitative horror films, but none of them compare to Threads.

Are we talking the nuclear war film from 1984 ?

[Majorblue]

Straw Dogs.

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Straw Dogs.

Yes that's unpleasant

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that bit in a neverending story when the horse gives up and sinks into the swamp

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Peeping Tom

They reckon it was the first slasher film , ahead of its time