Good Movies That Are So Cruel They're Almost Unbearable 

have you seen schindlers list yet?

nice

the movie funny games takes place in austria wich has a less gun laws than califorina

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i just wanted to note: Funny Games (1997) is an austrian movie, not a german one. both countries national language just happens to be german

As a former interpreter for the Deaf and hard of hearing, I was thinking the same thing. There are some traumatic brain injuries, cognitive impairments or communication disorders that make it hard to communicate with any form of language. Maybe they came up with that sort of explanation. Although I completely agree with you. If a parent was like "yeah they can't talk and we're done trying to find any way to communicate", that would make me raise an eyebrow. Cause in almost all cases there is a way for some sort of communique. But I guess that was the point of the movie. Keep an eye out for red flags and only give so much benefit of the doubt! Sorry about the ramble! Just a topic I'm super interested in!

Thats pretty stupid. Also if I see my kid with a naked guy on a bed Im leaving without giving a shit about her toy.

I think the 'protagonist' parents missing red flag after red flag is a big intentional part of the film. The goal of the movie is to make you hate those people for failing to protect their children. More than you hate the people that actually commit the crimes.

The only reason you don’t try to teach your child how to communicate is because you don’t want them to communicate what they witness. We see this in abuse/abduction cases where the victims are very little and sadly makes the crimes go unreported for a very long time, often until they are teens or adults

This entire movie is about ignoring red flags and being as fucking stupid and gullible as possible, it's infuriating.

Both boil down to domesticated men failing to be protectors. When it comes to protecting your family, fuck being polite, be a rabid dog and save asking questions for later.

Also The Strangers. Speak No Evil's ending is basically The Strangers' ending with the "I did it because I could" motivation.

I think the warning is more like a story about expressing your true feelings instead of trying to present an image of a, polite, good, honest, or (insert positive adjective) person. What does it matter that somebody would interpret your actions and give you a devaluing name? If you aren't fucking with somebody, don't fuck with em.

​@levischorpioen Agreed! That's the mist disturbing concept of that film. Good call. The whole idea that all of these atrocities occurred all because, well, "You were home." The idea of that sends chills down my back due to the fact that's how shit goes left in real life.

​@De_Selby Sooo... exactly what the original comment said 🤣.

Björn

Good point.

@@chairman3427 Same shit.

@@TheWorstestPro No, it’s not

​@chairman3427 wow dude you're so smart, here's your cookie 🍪

Also the actor of Peter died in 2010 at the age of 38. 3 of the 4 adult main actors died within the next 15 years

​@@sehu1291except Paul huh. Awkward...

True, although that experiment with the frog was misreported. They cut its leg muscles so it couldn’t jump out.

From someone who was a victim as a child. I second this. People ignored me when trying to speak out and I'm the one who suffered from their bad decisions. So don't be like that please. Not only believe your kids but also please ask them why they feel weird or get "bad vibes" because kids tend to be brutally honest for the most part. There will be a reason.

​@@urusaiinu It wasn't the frogs leg muscles they removed, it was their brain. This is especially relevant because they were looking for proof of souls existing. The hypothesis was that the soul resided in the brain, and they thought their results proved that. Obviously now we know the poor frogs were just lobotomised - or dead to begin with

The average person the moment a stranger (or even a person you know) does something to your kids it's the moment you leave and never talk to them again. But of course we so often hear horrifying tales on the news about people that would take horrific abuse and never try to escape/change their fate.

@@ArturGlass.CI absolutely agree, and I am so so sorry you went through that.

Yeah sometimes I feel like a bitch because I'm very blunt and direct. I've had people go off on me because of it, but I wasn't wrong and Ultimately everything worked out better for me. I took a self defense class once and they said if someone is trying to move you even a foot, always fight back because the odds are high that they will make you disappear. I apply this to people trying to take advantage of me socially too.

@@dismurrart6648I grew up very religious and woman are always to be quiet and meek. As I got older I always felt guilt for standing up for myself and became the biggest pushover. Now I’m 31 and the last few years I have been working to find that balance between standing up for myself and not feel guilty. I’m not a b*tch just because I hold my ground.

@@DankrumStar good on you for working on that! I've had to do a similar journey

Or just not be an idiot when you're clearly among bad company.

Agreed

There are a couple of emergency numbers that will work in basically every country. Like 110 and 112 which are the standard emergency numbers in Germany but will also work almost everywhere even in countries where they aren't the standard

​@b.k.5667 yes 112 works across all of europe

That can't be right. At least their car has an Austrian license plate (Viennese to be exact), so I guess they're an Austrian family. Haven't seen the movie though

Frustration horror - is basically "When Evil Lurks"

Like the marvel movies

Oh you should go and watch 'Eden Lake'...especially if you live in the UK....that film still scars me/pisses me off....

@@DSt3alth Dude the ending of that movie when she realizes she can't get out of the bathroom... dear god. One bazillion percent belongs on the list good call.

I've never heard this term before, but it's brilliant!

Except it really carries a lot more meaning. The horror of The Strangers is different, in that there was literally no reason.

Well, He didnt lie. They did let them do what ever they wanted.

​@@crazydud3380Right. While it is similar. It also carries more meaning, because in the strangers, they said, it happened "because you were home" meaning there was less of a way to avoid what happened (although it could still have been done, if they'd been better armed, or more familiar with firearms, so as not to accidentally shoot their friend who shows up) On the other hand the line "because you let me" from the other movie, implies that if they'd done anything at all basically, to not conform to polite ideals, rather than just letting the other couple do whatever they want, then the whole thing could have been prevented.

This is why a lot of people victim-blame, because the victim "let them". Compliance is viewed interpreted as Consent.

Thank you. Now I can go watch them and come back after :D

THANK YOU !!

Thank you for this, can’t believe this guy didn’t even put the titles in the description for people who don’t want the whole plot spoiled

Appreciated :)

You can be polite with a backbone and strong personality

@@zizojaezekeom3565 This, people who polite in all situations is just weak and afraid of confrontation. People should be polite by default to each other ofc, until someone cross the line.

“Thank you young man for helping me up” “Yea fuck off” I mean maybe we can be a little polite

but thats not the message.

@@WWNbroadcasts my comment was a bit of a joke

Bjorn is so passive he can't even leave a toy behind because it would upset his daughter, so he goes back into danger.

@CowToe Right? It borders on ridiculous and makes everything else from then on frustrating to the point I didn't bother with the rest of the film. I just looked it up on wikipedia and was glad I didn't waste another hour on that schlock.

@@Mrgaunt1 Its worth watchin g just from the guy who plays patricks performance. He is amazing in it

​@@oscarmeldgaard5407nah, he just says a cringey line and some physical violence, that's it.

@@Geospasmic that's what you get when the father has low testosterone and the mom is a vegan

Michael Haneke makes me feel so dumb haha

Didn't need a movie to tell me so, I already knew it lol in fact I very much enjoyed Funny games

It’s a super interesting premise for a movie! Im always flip flopping on whether it’s a terrible movie or a great movie, as someone who hasn’t seen it and avoids watching it for the very reason it exists (hurting innocents for the audience). I’d love to see a behind the scenes look instead of actually watching the movie lol

Interesting take, totally makes sense!

It's kind of a faulty premise though. We don't enjoy hurting the innocents. We enjoy hurting the guilty. It's just that for the guilty to exist, there need to have been innocents to be hurt. Horror movies purposefully flip that around, which is why they're called horror movies. You're not supposed to identify with the villain in those movies.

@25:00 are you referring to Nightingale or another moxie? I haven't seen nightingale so don't want to click your timestamp 😅

@@a.nobodys.nobody Im referring to Nightingale as I had that on my watchlist.

shut up LGBTQ

It's possible to see it as a Biblical allusion. From Leviticus 20:2: "Say to the Israelites: ‘Any Israelite or any foreigner residing in Israel who sacrifices any of his children to Molek is to be put to death. The members of the community are to stone him." There is no cult of Molek in this film, but Bjørn and Louise failed to protect their daughter from the evil Dutch couple. Consequently, they'll have to pay for their sins in a Biblical way.

You lack imagination.

@@thehitherto5348 Ooooooh, that's a really interesting point!

@@jackporter2251 I guess it's more troubling to me than other types of horrific deaths because it's so deliberate and drawn out.

Prey behavior.

Definitely don't accept an invitation to a trip to a secluded cabin in the woods from someone you've known for a day

​@@Sam-pie that was the biggest red flag for me. Who in their right mind accepts such an invite?! You don't fucking know them. I wouldn't accept that invite if it came from Jesus himself.

@@GenesiisDavid I would! I'm desperate for something to happen in my boring-ass life, I don't care if it's good or bad.

What do you mean you run away? That can happen in real life often just because people are ignorante or dumb or arrogant, if in a situation like that you run you are even more passive then the father in the movie

G'day mate. Thanks for sharing your story. Much love and best wishes from central PA USA

It's horrifying and beautiful. A great movie that I'll never see again except the scenes of claire confronting hawkins, billy killing hawkins and his lackey and billy powerfull dance on the beach. I can not even begin to comprehend the feeling this movie must have given you. Wishing you and your people all the best!

11/10 exactly . As an SA survivor as well, that scene REALLY got me more than a lot of the other more gore inducing ones. I sobbed when she was able to sing without breaking eye contact. People don’t realize how much courage that takes

I'm... Why can I even say that I feel this too? There's only this one thing I never wanted to happen to me, and it happened.

@@YourIQDoesntMeanShitToMe but it still happened. you don’t have to have ptsd to have trauma. And experiences can never be compared because it’s all valid. You’re 100% valid and I’m so sorry you can even relate to a horrible experience in this movie. Much love

@@LilRedWitchThat made me a little emotional, hearing that. Thank you, so much.

@@YourIQDoesntMeanShitToMe of course love. I appreciate that so much and know that you don’t have to thank me for being honest. Just want to pay forward kindness 💜

You're missing the point of watching a movie

I also do this "because" I know it's not the same as watching the movie. I'm too weak of an audience to handle actually watching these movies

@@alpaca.scholar5925 Exactly! With me, I tend to absorb how happy or sad a movie is. A heart-wrenching movie like the ones on this list is enough to give me deppression-like symptoms for a week.

100000% same. I have pretty severe PTSD and I just can't watch stuff that's that negative. 😭

@@jennaheiser625grow up

I didn't know what it was about when I started watching it. I've never cried so much during a movie. So disturbing!!

It’s a brutal watch. *SPOILER* I literally yelled out YES! when the SOB died at the end.

And now, everyone go watch, "I Spit on Your Grave". The 2010 version. It's probably the best revenge movie I've ever seen. There are a couple scenes where I literally, kinda, felt sorry for the bad guys in it, because of what she does to them. AND I HATED, these bad guys. I think you'll all really like it. 🙂

That's ending is brutal, haven't been able to rewatch the movie because of it, even if it's not that explicit the complete anxiety you feel from that last scene alone has made me avoid it.

Yeah that ending stuck with me for days.

I was really hoping that would be on the list

Or they could have just left when the teens started being annoying. Never confront a group of annoying teens. Just leave.

The director is actually doing a British remake of Speak no Evil so

I definitely agree with this, Danish people are so non confrontational to the point where even if they hate you they won’t stop interacting with you to save face and seem “nice”

Funnily enough an american family is still more likely to experience shit like this because of your crime rates, which are partly caused by the "fuck around and find out" mentality you are so proud of💀💀 But go off🇺🇸🦅

I agree, and I think choosing a Dutch couple was a good choice too, because in Dutch culture being a bit confrontational is widely accepted, in humor and also in everyday life. I say that as someone who lived in NL for a decade (with a Danish boyfriend).

can confirm as a danish person who grew with a lot of american influences, my desired responses are very different from my actual responses, I would probably not say or do anything until the red flags become too blatant to ignore

depending on the family how many millions are in America, say a Idaho couple meeting maybe a irish couple, since every American claims to be 1/10th irish ir whatever, nothing against either people, but imagine been invited to a remote place in Ireland, u cant bring ur guns, and miles from anywhere.. these things can happen especially a people with a pig farm.. and a easy to get rid of teeth and any undigestables. dont be so cocky because ur American 😂

Moral of the story The Dutch are evil

I don’t entirely buy this idea that the Danish couple in “Speak no Evil” let evil,depraved things happen to them.l see them as ordinary people who failed to see various red flags and wound up trapped in a situation they didn’t foresee.Strangers may try to take advantage of people’s generosity,but they usually don’t do so to the psychotic,homicidal degree that the Dutch couple does to the Danish couple.

Bro calling the cops one someone for asking for eggs is psychotic and weird. There’s being overly trusting and there’s being paranoid. That’s only remotely reasonably if like, the mob was after you or something

I only trust people after I've died and been buried so I don't put myself in this kind of danger.

And to expand on that, the real horror is the idea that so many people out there are just like that as well. As it showed pictures of many other families that met the same fate.

The American one was just as good imo. Definitely a hard watch but man they're good flicks

The first time I saw it, I was left with a sense of dread for a week. Very good, painful movie

​@@Torkleton42same director btw.

@@icravedeath.1200 didn't even know that. That's pretty cool. The cast for the American one was really great too. Dude made such a disturbing yet amazing movie. Anytime I mention it to people nobody knows what I'm talking about so I just say watch it because explaining it does not do it justice

The way I see it is that Paul and Pete are us the viewer. We are just there to see them suffer and toy with them. We don’t want them to win or survive. We are doing this to them for no real reason other than our own entertainment. That’s why they have white gloves on at the start. It’s like our own denial that we have anything to do with the violence, when it’s actually us paying to see it that’s causing it. Love the last line. Brilliant.

That’s so wholesome lol

ahh teets is a special one, a comedy for girls and a horror for guys. i loved it (surely not an uncomfortable experience whatsoever) and definitely can say there were situations when i wished i had this.. equipment too lol

I watched the r*pe revenge film with Bo Burnham on a date once. We got super baked before hand because we thought it would be just a wacky comedy. Boy were we wrong

Bedroom movie date? Lol k

@@SabinFigaro I believe the kids today call it "netflix and chill". That was the intention anyway.

I’ll bet anything another intention behind the ‘American’ remake of his own work would be to satirize certain nasty films like Guinea Pig getting American adaptations

Yeah. Watch"Benny's vidéo" with the actor who plays Paul when he was a teenager. Funny games looks like the Carebears compare to Benny's vidéo

His film The White Ribbon is a masterpiece. Honestly had no idea the two films were both directed by him until now

@@madeofmeats i think he satirizes any movie that glorifies violence. in this case the two antagonists are not only playing with the family and the audience, they actually are representing the audience that has little to no reaction to the violence they see. just some quick entertainment. in pretty much every mainstream action movie the audience can see the intial act of violence (in this movie it does not), but almost never the aftermath or other consequences (this movie only shows the aftermath)

@@MRC_5000 yeah Funny Games’ whole point was to put a mirror up to torture p*rn fans and say “is this really what you want to spend your time watching?”, but I was wondering if his remake was an extension of that by also calling out American Guinea Pig and maybe just western gore flicks in general

You sound fun

@@thatguymatt5816are you calling them boring for thinking you shouldn’t leave your kids with strangers 💀

@@KingOfGaymes He's a 12 years old who tries to sound edgy. Ignore and move on.

frealll and also- CHAERYEONG PFP RAHHHHH 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

​@@thatguymatt5816you sound like a child predator

Joffrey from Game Of Thrones and Negan from The Walking Dead were/are pretty easy to hate as well. The latter character made me quit watching a show I loved all together.

@@TalentCaldwell I just finished Game of Thrones this week and I agree, Joffrey is horrible. Funny because I'm just starting Walking Dead right now...

@@TalentCaldwellI quit after the show didn’t end the Negan arc in its first showdown. I heard Negan gets a redemption arc later in the series, which made me nope even harder.

​@@TalentCaldwell Joffrey was a massively spoiled and narcissistic child that lived in a world that rewarded brutality and ruthlessness, but I think he could've been at least maybe okay'ish if he grew up different. Negan uses violence, fear and cruelty as a tool, he is an opportunist. While clearly ripping through boundaries, he at least has some redeeming qualities and can be reasoned with. Hawkins is just straight up evil, cannot be redeemed, and is an example of the worst thing a human can become.

​​@@lacountess Negan was a great character and personally I think the episodes 6x16 and 7x1 are masterful, the endless tension and hopelessness, the emotions, the acting, everything honestly. 7x1 probably one of the darkest episodes ever filmed. But it definitely fell apart afterwards, yup. Writing got worse every season after, though it had some good episodes here and there. Last season honestly some of the worst I ever saw

Honestly, they're beautiful. What I'm fascinated about regarding Australian aboriginals, is that so many also have naturally blonde hair. The way we evolved is just amazing. I love Australia, and some day in my life I'd like to go there. With lots of armor, health potions, drinks, and antidotes.

Legit same, as an Aussie myself too

The only part I don't like is that he had to be the one to nobly die so the white woman could find a renewed zest for life and live. His character's ending still functioned to serve her.

get mental help

@@SoldierofWotan88you’re not part of the aryan race soldier of “Wotan” lmao get real. It’s called Empathy you sociopath.

Yup I'd recommend it to the right ppl but holy I'll never choose to watch it again

It’s such a great movie but I felt so sad at the end. I knew a movie like that wouldn’t have a happy ending but I still wished the two protagonists would find some measure of happiness at the end. 😢

I thought it was gonna be a scary horror movie instead it was just sad and my friends who watched it with me hated it all 😅 sorry guys

As soon as I saw it was on this list I got instant trauma 😭 that movie is brutal, and having watched it after being a SA survivor was traumatic and cathartic for me. Even this recap made me cry and love the movie all over again. As amazing as it is, I know I’ll never watch it again.

Agree. Had it been an American film I would've considered the characters' behavior to be unusual, but hailing from Scandinavia, it's almost creepy how easy it is to spot these flaws in people surrounding me. I thought it made the film darkly hilarious, like the director saying; "See? This is how bad Danes would fuck up if they were in a horror movie scenario!"

@@thehitherto5348 thank you for your reply!! I’m really happy to hear from someone who has direct experience. I live in the US and I’m very nervous for the American remake that’s coming out in the next year or two. I don’t believe it’s going to work as well, if at all

​@@thehitherto5348depends on where they're from. Small town Scandinavian? Definitely like those characters. Capital Scandinavians? GTFO WE'RE LEAVING

As a Dutchie, the constant pushing and superiority coming from the Dutch couple was also spot on. @@thehitherto5348

@@mikeleddyphoto if they make an American remake, I can imagine it being much shorter when the American family just pulls out their shotguns lol

It's like you got tricked along with the family. I'd say it's almost funny, but I understand if it wasn't for you.

@@YourIQDoesntMeanShitToMe I absolutely loved the movie!

Is it psychological thriller or horror

@@ralliedcookies4403 both

Who got away with labeling it action and adventure?! That's wild.

The premise of it is horrifying but so is the unspoken implication that this movie takes place in a universe where thousands if not millions of people will watch a man unknowingly be recorded and live his life on a stage and see nothing wrong with it, or at least, no government body is intervening to label it unethical. The closest we’ve gotten to this IRL is one installment of this extreme prank show in Japan called “Susunu! Denpan Shonen’ where comedians were put into terrible arduous situations for viewers’ sadistic entertainment. I’m copy+pasting directly from an article: [The most (in)famous season followed Fukushima-born comedian Tomoaki Hamatsu, better known as Nasubi. After being selected to participate in an unknown reality show, aspiring comedian Nasubi was faced with the challenge to stay alone and unclothed in a tiny apartment, secluded from the outside world with only piles and piles of magazines, until he won a combined ¥1 million (about US $10,000) in total from regularly applying to various magazine sweepstakes. He could only survive on what he won from these mail-in sweepstakes. Initially painting the show as a unique experiment that may or may not air on television, producers convinced Nasubi to believe that he was self-recording his day-to-day experiences for further review, when in reality his most confided moments were broadcast for the world to see and make fun of.] I can’t link it (youtube will probably flag this comment as spam) but if you search for “Nasubi movieweb” you’ll find the article I’m taking this from. It’s astonishing how insane reality tv can be. America pioneered the genre but I don’t think to my knowledge any program has ever gone to those lengths to trick and torment people in that way. There is always an “out” or the decision to give up.

There was a cruel reality show done on the same basis; on a much smaller scale - it was called the Joe Schmo Show

​@@infoskrimp420yes I came here to point out the joschmo show as well lol

Another cruel movie like Funny Games is Wolf Creek. It actually has likable and funny characters and toys with the feeing that they can fight back and there’s hope, but unfortunately for this movie the almost death moments and ridiculous moments of luck happen to the VILLAIN.

Which makes me think... family vlogs that center on children (8 Passengers and its fallout come to mind) aren't very far from the Truman Show. The main difference is the child is aware, but said child has no choice or agency on whether to participate, either. Sure, it isn't a whole fabricated setting but... it's uncomfortably close.

Its like the most preventable horror movie like for most of it they very literally could have just left

Someone danish spoke up on Reddit and said danish people are known for being meek and malleable and that it’s how they show humility. They said this isn’t unusual in their society. This made everything make sense for me at least the first hour of the film. At that though, wouldn’t you feel true fear in your heart at some point? You gotta trust your gut!

The prime case of plot armor

I also have PTSD, panic disorder, and GAD. THC and a good therapist have saved my life. I became an addict as a result of my trauma, support groups and the right medication has saved my life. I wish you healing and all the best life has to offer.

It's a circumstance that only those who've been there can understand. Trying to explain to the uneducated or unaffected is futile.

God, The Lives of Others was also fantastic. I saw it first when I was 14 -- Learning Ulrich Mühe died so young was gut-wrenching. He was a brilliant actor whose performances really shaped my teenage hood.

I can't stand Tarantino movies either but it's mostly because of the boring long dialogues 😂

I'd say that he uses just as much violence as entertainment as Tarantino does, so... People usually dislike the people who are most similar to themselves, right?

Where can I watch it?

@@flowerpatchtoons1101 I have no idea now - I watched it on Netflix in like, 2016

i thought you were making it up until i googled it lmao

@@MariaMacedow entirely understandable 😂

It’s more than that too, but it can’t be explained without watching it lmao, I think Elvis would love it in a wtf way

thank you for this comment, I was going to look it up even though I'm one of those people who will see/hear something messed up and think about it for days on end. hearing the summary of this movie was enough to make me tear up

I can take it and I have to know what happened without watching please esither tell me what happened or tell me how to look it up

@@nexxyoutuber2982 I just googled Nightingale full plot. Read it on the wiki page.

@nexxy Clare gets raped by two guys after her husband is shot and because her baby doesn't stop crying, the men kill the child by slamming it into a wall. Clare is supposed to be killed afterwards but only knocked unconscious. I read this on Wikipedia, didn't watch the film myself.

@@FeuerblutRM thx

I can not even imagine going on a trip with a whole ass other family that I only met once 😭 I don’t care how cool they seemed I’d be like No thank you ☺️🤚 maybe next time! And never contact them again. And that’s even before all the red flags!

@@8bitbee148 I wouldn't mind. However, I certainly would be at least somewhat on guard and would not let these strangers continuously push me around. The protagonists had every opportunity to walk away. But I guess that was the whole point of the movie.

honestly I hate movies like this. they're incredibly infuriating and I stop rooting for the protagonists, who seem to be written to be intentionally stupid so the plot can continue. You finally leave because you felt unsafe and you found your daughter in the bed with a naked stranger, but your daughter forgot her plushie? No one in their right minds would go back. and even if you did, you wouldn't make amends. You take the bunny and RUN.

Honestly, I saw their final fate as a willing self-termination. We spend the whole movie waiting for Bjørn to finally stand up for his family and fight back, but no. Weak people won't rise to the occasion but collapse under their own incompetence. Bjørn means "bear" in Danish, so I assume he was intended as a deconstruction of the "papa bear" character.

@@Monicalia Exactly.

Yes! Takes what you think is a love story and tale of growing older & turns into a sad, emotional, tormenting dance for all the characters.

I agree that it's hard to watch, but I'm also inclined to say I'd recommend at least watching it once as it does have some worthwhile elements. I saw it while in college and got concerned about how much coffee I'd been having (a lot by my standards at least), and since then have been trying to regulate that more.

This!!! I was honestly surprised it wasn't included in this video

I wouldn’t say it’s on any level near the movies mentioned in the video though. Just my opinion

I've heard it often being described as the greatest movie you never wanna watch again.

I love this movie and enjoyed Creep 2. It was weird to see Mark Duplass on a rewatch of The League after seeing those films 😂.

I don’t even understand how that could happen. To commit to being vegetarian, despite the sheer amount of pressure in society not to be, and then immediately cave to some guy. I decided to go vegetarian as a child and my grandfather tried to beat me into eating a whole chicken. I ran off and locked myself in the bathroom until my parents turned up to collect me. If that didn’t make me waiver, then some peer pressure isn’t going to. My experience might’ve been an extreme response to going vegetarian that most people haven’t experienced, but still. It’s the sort of thing you commit to. The opportunities, temptation, normalisation, and pressure not to be is fricking everywhere. You just can’t continue being vegetarian if you don’t have strong will.

I don't get disturbed by most "disturbing" movies but I would also list these 3. These films have haunted me ever since I watched them and I think about them quite often.

Come and See. That is such a heavy fucking movie. I think I was shaking at the end of it

Come and see was the first movie that came to my mind, too. Heavy stuff.

'Dancer In The Dark' (2000) 'Playground' (2016) 'Nothing Bad Can Happen' (2013) 'Frontier(s)' (2007) 'Irreversible' (2002) 'Zone Of Interest' (2023) Some great, but disturbing gems.

Come and See was based on the book I Am From The Fiery Village, a book I want to read and do not want to read equally.

please man tell me about it

​@nexxyoutuber2982 I'll tell u in shortcut words so youtube doesn't ban my comment. the lieutenant r* her infront of her husband..after that her husband tries to kill him, but the lieutenant kills him..after that the lieutenant let others to r* her..since the baby was kept crying, one of the soldiers throw it at the wall.

​@@nexxyoutuber2982Basically Clare gets SAd by Hawkins and Ruse after which they shoot her husband. Jago was supposed to quiet the baby but he swings it against a wall, killing it. That entire scene is just horrifying and so hard to watch

@@arealhuman2409 damn

@@arealhuman2409 I thought it was the funniest part of the film 😂 especially hearing that baby go SPLAT

please tell me what happened in that scene he didnt want to talk about

@@nexxyoutuber2982I think sexual assault

​@nexxyoutuber2982 sexual assault by multiple men, while her baby is screamed at to shut up then whacked against the wall while screaming

Except a lot of the most dangerous people are nice and polite and charming, talks well and very sociable and good looking (we are hard wired to like beautiful things) or if not good looking they looks harmless (either very young or very old) and that lowers our guard. There is a crime here in my country where a child a family adopted killed the family's real children and then stole money (she hid the money) and made the entire thing look like it was done by robbers, but she didn't know there was a cctv in front of the house and the recording did not show any intruders.