Films you will NEVER watch again as too disturbing

[LaurieFairyCake]

I have a looooong list:

The Green Mile
Schindler's list
Atonement
The Colour Purple
History of Violence
American History X
Seven

All horror films - accidentally watched a Centipede one and was horribly disturbed

Serbian Film
Human Centipede

A Serbian Film. Jesus.

A Serbian Film. Jesus.

Bambi (saddest film ever)

Watership Down (sad and very scary)

Schindler's List bored the actual living shit out of me. Three hours of my life I'll never get back.

"Ils" I did watch it again and, yep, it was equally as disturbing the second time around.

Manchester by Sea. I went out the next day and bought a smoke detector for every room and booked the Fire Brigade for a safety check. I now travel with a portable fire alarm . Didnt help that Grenfell happened the same week I watched it and I had a four month old! There really should have been warnings in the review.

On the other hand, Watership Down was my favourite film as a young child I watch it every Easter. I never understand why anyone would be scared by it. I actually bought a copy for my six year old God child . Apparently his parents would agree with a few posters on here.

Not a movie but Sons of anarchy.
I can normally deal with violence in things, I know it’s fake doesn’t bother me but that series freaked me right out.

Human centipede and Pinocchio is horrible too!!

I found human centipede not very scary but didn't make it through 5 mins of the second one. It was just grim.

Scum.

Horrible film

And Krampus because it was so shockingly shit!

I’m with the OP - ALL horror films!!!! 🙈

I think my tolerance of continual violence toward women in particular is down to practically zero. I do sometimes wonder if the male directors, producers and viewers get off on it.

I don't think anyone has mentioned Wicker Man yet, with Edward Woodward? Terrifies the life out of me, especially the end.

And that Serbian synopsis There's just no words.

Once Were Warriors I thought, whilst obviously disturbing, was very well made.

I quite like The Wicker Man, I've seen it a few times. Very disturbing, though, I agree, especially the end.

The violence towards women, I agree with, so depressing.

Googled the plot for A Serbian Film and I don't know how anyone could watch that. What is wrong with whoever wrote the damn thing?!

Also agreeing with Scum. Was made to watch it on my media course at college and was very disturbed.

I knew nothing about the Human Caterpillar films before this thread. Although I'd heard of them I had (very wrongly it transpires!) assumed it was about some weird caterpillar monster. I have now read the plots of all three and am so shocked! Seriously, who thinks this stuff up?!

Mine have already been mentioned but The Road stayed with me for ages- completely depressing and wish I'd never watched it. Requiem for a dream- I felt sick watching this. Had no idea what it was and hadn't heard of it. Watched it in a hostel whilst backpacking and it left me cold. .

I haven’t watched the worst ones mentioned and have avoided wiki or any descriptions. Although I know one scene due to a bloody Ikea thread on here of all things

The worst is probably Eden Lake, so coldly horrific

Had to switch off Wolf Creek as I knew it would get too much to forget

I would say Requiem for a Dream and NIL by Mouth. Both films that made me feel depressed to be a human being and alive. The Hills Have Eyes remake was one that I found unnecessarily violent and disturbing.

😁 at people calling human centipede the human catapiller 🐛

Also from a long time ago
American History X
Seven

• certain scenes from both

Weirdly I wasn't overly disturbed by Wolf Creek. A lot of my friends had seen it first and told how disturbing it was so I think I was psychically prepared in way I wasn't watching the Hills have Eyes.