A movie that messed you up
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Pet Sematary.
I was twelve when I saw it and I had weeks worth of nightmares and terror and subsequent trauma. I would later discover that I'd lost my sense of fear. To this day, I can't feel fear properly.
It really did mess me up majorly. The most scared I've ever been by a movie.
I was twelve when I saw it and I had weeks worth of nightmares and terror and subsequent trauma. I would later discover that I'd lost my sense of fear. To this day, I can't feel fear properly.
It really did mess me up majorly. The most scared I've ever been by a movie.
There was a thread on most disturbing film, and a lot of people said it was A Serbian Film. I just HAD to look it up. I didn't see it, just read the plot on wikipedia. If you even think about laughing during that movie, please fellate a shotgun. I legitimately couldn't sleep after reading it, and I'm not fazed by any of the Saw movies.
Watching Superbad made me realise how much of a depressed loner I am. Left me pretty depressed for a while after that.
"Salo Or 120 days of sodom"
and
"Cannibal Holocaust"
are both movies I have never watched but seen some pictures of and read the plot synopsis and as that alone was enough to make me feel sick and disgusted for the next week I am definitely not watching them.
Surprisingly although the Human Centipede had a similar effect on me I got over that and even ended up watching that and being almost unfazed by it.
and
"Cannibal Holocaust"
are both movies I have never watched but seen some pictures of and read the plot synopsis and as that alone was enough to make me feel sick and disgusted for the next week I am definitely not watching them.
Surprisingly although the Human Centipede had a similar effect on me I got over that and even ended up watching that and being almost unfazed by it.
Me tooepialesofaergia said:
I was like "Holy sh*t! Sean Connery in a red diaper and suspenders! I have to see what this is about!". It was kind of mental, but surprisingly good
For me it's probably Akira, I tries really hard to understand all the underlying themes and stuff, but there was a giant milk-leaking teddy bear and a trio of wrinkly blue children in the way
Also intense: The Machinist, Requiem for a Dream
No movie has actually scared me, or even close to it, but as far as "messed up" in the head, the one that's done that the most was The End of Evangelion. If you thought the end of the series was enough rape for your mind, that movie takes it to a whole new level. Kept me up all night and made me bother a friend in the middle of the night to talk through it throughout the night despite my friend not knowing what in the hell I was talking about.
The Exorcist.
The original Dawn of the Dead. The only movie I almost walked out on, and I was a horror fan. I turned green.
The original Dawn of the Dead. The only movie I almost walked out on, and I was a horror fan. I turned green.
Most likely Full Monty...watched it when I was 5 and you can imagine the impact something like that would have on a childs mind (considering I had never heard of sex ever). Either that or Jumanji, Monopoly certainly looks a lot more terryfying if the steel dog is the same size as a boat...and then I had nightmares of the iron and boot ganging up on me...
Then again I was a very impressionable child...
Then again I was a very impressionable child...
Revolver with Jason Statham. That just headfucked me HARD. Like, even thinking about it makes my brain start to divide.
"It's single greatest trick, is convincing you that it IS you."
"It's single greatest trick, is convincing you that it IS you."