Movies that made you uncomfortable

Midsommar. And I took my 13 year old niece with me too, thinking it was a horror movie.

S. O. B.

No one needed to see Mary Poppins' titties except for Walt Disney and Carol Burnett.

Requiem for a Dream

When I was TOO little a little girl - my dad was a DJ and had tickets to a big event showing of “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” when it first came out - back in the days when you would get a big program. I was too young. The child napper stuff with the kids in the cages SCARED the hell out of me - my poor mom and dad - they thought they were doing something so special for me!

When a Stranger Calls. I was a teenage babysitter at the time. Never again after seeing this movie.

Paths of Glory - yet I continue to watch it from time to time . The last scene where the German lady is singing what I think is a lullaby and the soldiers start crying …. When they were first hooting and hollering when she came onstage .

As I get older, the horrors of war haunt me. We see bombs exploding on CNN. Seeing these soldiers dying in the trenches is gut wrenching i

Uncomfortable? I guess the Larry Clark film Kids because it was so real. It was almost like watching a documentary.

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest really changed my life. I never forgot to never be like Nurse Ratched in my work with the demented.

I read Requiem For A Dream. It was hard to get thru and by that time I didn’t want/need to see the movie.

The Killing Fields. What a great movie, but disturbing. That ending made me cry like a baby. I've only watched it twice, but I'll never forget it.

There is a movie I have been trying to re-discover for like half of my life now. There is a scene in the film where an entire family is gunned down by which seems like the Colombian cartel or something. It is graphic as fuck. I mean the entire family, ma, pa, the kids, and their kids kids. It’s like some apartment in which I would just assume is New York City. I saw this movie on cable at 10 and have not been able to find it since. When I talk about it no one knows what film this could be.

he stole my milk

"We Need to Talk about Kevin"

The Exorcist

Avigdor wait!

Jaws.

Under The Skin. The family being washed to see, leaving the baby is something I can never forget. And not in a good way. May Jonathan Glazer never know joy. Seriously. It’s really upsetting and unnecessary to the plot.

The Wicker Man. Didn’t see it til 2017. Didn’t know what was coming. And I was hysterical at the end.

I’m a pussy. I know. But cruelty is just not a thing I enjoy watching. Except here.

Come and See, the most intense World War II film ever. I watched it for a film class in college and couldn't get it out of my mind for days.

R7. Reminded you of your life running the streets, Teafake?

Straw Dogs. Completely anxiety inducing.

Manchester By the Sea

I’m a just say this to the rest of DL and all the lurkers. Even if you recognize I’m neurotic as fuck, yea I’m a cray magucker, don’t yall see it’s a motherfucking pattern. They come on thread and then say some shit for a desired response. They like this arguing shit. Time after time. Every single time. Even when I don’t respond multiple comments will be made for me to engage their foolishness. Every fucking time on every thread. 😂

House of Sand and Fog

OPEN YOUR MAIL!

What is a "magucker"?

R24. It's the sock puppet troll's new "jive." Just ignore it and it will slither away.

Uncut Gems, and I’ve only seen the trailer. I thought it was a documentary about the uncircumcised.

R24 mere typo. Mafucker* should read. You know the g is right next to F on the qwerty lol.

Somebody else on this thread is thirsty as fuck today. Good lord.

The Last House on the Left (2009)

Funny Games (2007)

"Oh, stewardess, I speak Jive!"

Gone Baby Gone

Nell

Lucy’s Mame

Every Lars von Trier film.