What films do you wish you HADN'T seen?

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I have to say, I wish I'd never watched The Shining (at a sleepover when I was 14). It scared the pants off me!

Anyone else?

Insidious.

Tiptoeeee through the windoooow....

White chicks. Utter shite.

Black Swan - not great viewing with your mid teen daughter.

And some film with Russel Brand in - about Mrs Marshall. Utter crap

Stephen Kings "IT"

(Terrified of clowns)

Safe to say I didn't sleep for a month after it and could not walk past a drain

Jupiter Ascending. I'm never getting that time back.

Megan is missing.
Blair witch project

Horror fan here, just watched Eden Lake (2008) and kind of wish I hadn't. I'm pretty hardened, and although I found it rather brilliant (esp for a British film!) it is one of the bleakest and most brutal movies ever.

Se7en.

The Snowtown Murders. A more bleak and utterly depressing film you could not hope to see. Turned it off part-way through. I still feel a sense of hopelessness when I think of it.

The Candy Man - I didn't get to the end of it though - had to leave the cinema I was so scared.

Nacho libre -utter shite.
Hostel - graphic scenes that can't be unseen.

Magnolia
Vanilla sky

That awful time travel one with Leonardo do caprio and the coin.

Sausage Party.

Behave, Seth Rogen, we're not all as high as we need to be/you think we are.

Also mighty Jo Young & My Girl ... Cried like a baby when I first watched these and still do to this day

I second Eden Lake, still feel disturbed several years later. And no one needs to see the graphic stuff in Hostel

I agree Vanellope, I couldn't stop thinking about that film for days. I'm also a horror fan but that is an altogether different genre.

Mulholland Drive.

The Ring. Found it very upsetting.

Mulholland drive is great.

I agree about the ring. I love horror films and I didn't sleep for nights after it.

It's the idea of pure evil.

Wolf Creek.

Just a really unpleasant film. I didn't watch it to the end.

I used to love horror films until I saw The Ring.

It put me off horror for years. I'm only just getting over it

When I say I'm just getting over it, I watched it 10 years ago!

I lost a whole genre of films due to that one film I caught by accident one night.

I watched the ring before I moved to this house. I moved 9 years ago.

I saw an ad for a film called (I think) Lights Out. Still having palpitations about it.

Squoosh wolfs creek was on tonight (I have seen it before) but because it was on so close to my bedtime I refused to watch it!!