What’s a movie that disturbed you to the point that you never want to watch it again?

[jazzy34]

I saw this question on Facebook and I thought I’d ask it here. Anyway, I’ve watched plenty of movies that have disturbed me throughout the years, but the one that stands out is “Norma Jean and Marilyn.” If you’ve never heard of it, Google it.

[ManOnFire]

Never seen it but nothing about it seems remotely bothersome like that to me, but that is just me.

Vivarium would definitely be one I will never watch again. Incredibly disturbing. So was Eye for An Eye which as a kid I had no business ever seeing but we were raised to watch some of those kinds of adult movies so we could "learn about the world." The beginning of the movie was incredibly grim with that sexual assault scene and to this day I have no idea how any director would want to make something like that. I will also add The Chamber to the list with Gene Hackman, although it was mostly the end when he was put in the gas chamber. For some reason in the 90s Hollywood was obsessed with death row execution movies.

[Anonymous]

The Human Centipede, such a disgusting movie.

[jazzy34]

Yeahh. I heard that one was pretty weird. 😬

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for MHO

[NordicInScandinavia]

The platform, definitely not watching the second one - that one went to my head and I got disgusted with the world for a little.

[AI Opinion]

A movie that truly disturbed me to the point where I'd rather not revisit it is "Irreversible" by Gaspar Noé. Its raw, intense narrative and unique reverse storytelling, combined with graphic content, left a lingering impact. While I appreciate its artistic approach, the emotional weight was overwhelming. Some films evoke such strong emotions, and this one did for me. 😓🎬

[Circushowcowboy]

I don’t know which one it was but one of the Saw movies

[RedInnocent69]

Hereditary was pretty disturbing like that. Martyrs too

[Simslover92]

The Substance. That ending was grotesque.

[fish5505_87]

The Purge, movie or show!

[dustybiker2]

Seven with brad pitt

[ManOnFire]

That one was definitely grim, yeah.

[dustybiker2]

I normally like that sort but that one affected me.

[CubaPirate]

The Brood with Samantha Egar

[Braylee]

the labyrinth