#disturbing movies

[madeleineengland]

This is the funniest shot in Saltburn

[angelic-ambedo]

The Weirdest Fucking Movies I've Ever seen Pt. 1

Okay so I sort of champion myself as a lover of weird movies. And it's funny because regardless of how many I've seen, every time I watch a weird movie I genuinely feel as if it is the weirdest movie I've ever seen in my life.

So, I decided to make a list which compiles all of said weird movies and then a description of why I find each so uniquely weird. If you find any of these descriptions or titles intriguing, I recommend you seek these movies out, because a weird movie = a good life ya know so yeah

If you have more weird movies please please recommend them im hungry for new crazy cinema bebesssss

Eraserhead (1977) - genuinely makes no sense.

Coherence (2013) - trippy scientifically interesting thriller

Some Velvet Morning (2013) - abusive cat n mouse relationship

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) - emotional violence

Greener Grass (2019) - let's shame suburbia!

Trash Humpers (2009) - people fucking the trash...?

Julien Donkey-Boy (1999) - mental illness be so sad and trippy

Gummo (1997) - literal photo album of a dysfunctional town

Slaughtered Vomit Dolls (2006) - bulimia PSA in disguise

Black Bear (2020) - art seeps into the "real" world

Begotten (1990) - god kills himself

Trouble Every Day (2001) - eating people presented as...a turn on?

Baise-Moi (2000) - punk feminist murderous women are sick and society sux

Palindromes (2004) - one character is played by a ton of different actors of different ages, races, and sexes

964 Pinocchio (1991) - so much vomit, even more cyberpunk lobotomy sex machine madness

Meet the Feebles (1989) - the muppets give each other STDs and commit mass murder

In the Realm of the Senses (1976) - a torrid, pornographic affair used to escape the horrors of a war-torn world

Enter the Void (2009) - going to the past, present, and future, POV shots that include blinking, going inside the body, taboo themes with a psychedelic style

Love (2015) - horny pseudo-porno about a misogynistic asshole who somehow pulls hot, sexually adventurous women

Climax (2018) - LSD fueled nightmare

Pink Flamingos (1972) - a competition to be the "filthiest person alive" (spoiler alert: the cool drag queen wins)

Vivarium (2019) - Suburbia is still creepy, guys

Be My Cat: A Film for Anne (2015) - can we please stop having erotomania like celebrities aren't into u babe :(

No No Nooky TV (1987) - Computers being cool and saying "boobs" and "clit"

The Piano Teacher (2001) - unsafe nonconsensual bdsm and sexual repression is...no. please no.

The Night Porter (1974) - stockholm syndrome and wild bdsm stuff with postwar themes

Belle de Jour (1967) - more bdsm themes

Titane (2021) - woman fucks a car and gets pregnant

Daisies (1966) - two girls cut up pickles and destroy the patriarchy

Creep 1 and 2 (2014, 2017) - murder has never been this funny

Garbanzo Gas (2007) - a human cow gets an all-expenses paid trip to a motel before it hits the slaughterhouse

Melancholie der Engel (2009) - ew.

In Our Garden (2002) - old men dicks + weirdest dialogue I've ever heard in my life

The Rehearsal (TV series) (2022) - this is the ultimate weirdest thing ever and I don't know how else to categorize it.

Trigger Warnings (all of these movies are weird/fucked up but some of them contain actual fucked up stuff that like. happened in real life. so below are the triggers for that kind of stuff. All of these films are genuine films, not the gore stuff the internet produces, but some of them because of the country/time period/transgressiveness include content that is inappropriate and/or ethically unacceptable, so I've included those movies below)

Baise-Moi - unsimulated sex scenes which includes SA scenes that actors consented to but characters did not. this proves a feminist point but is still incredibly upsetting and stayed with me for a while as there are close ups and its awful.

In the Realm of the Senses - Please look into this one more before you watch it, I'm not going to describe things in detail because it makes me so uncomfortable but there are some scenes that involve young actors that should not ethically have been in the situations they were put in. The movie is exceptionally well made and from what I know globally respected so I don't know why they had to ruin it for me but whatever.

Pink Flamingos - One infamous scene involves an actual chicken death. It was the early 70s (long time ago and no PETA) and they apparently ate the chicken afterward, so I felt less immoral about this one but still gross.

Melancholie der Engel - okay please genuinely never watch this movie unless you're super into traumatizing yourself and are very desensitized I guess. There's a ton of actual animal abuse in very very graphic/unnecessarily disturbing shock type situations. There's other bad unsimulated stuff but this is the worst of it from what I know.

Love and Meet the Feebles contain scenes that are transphobic and/or racist, which is gross. Slaughtered Vomit Dolls was made by a very bad person. A bunch of the movies also have unsimulated sex stuff, I don't know if that makes anyone uncomfortable but if it does I'm just putting it out there.

[rainee-daze]

Gummo (1997)

[lynnstarrisdead]

Happiness (1998)

[anderbingus]

anaïs reboux & roxane mesquida in catherine breillat’s profound exploration and critique on the sexual manipulation of teenage girls under a patriarchal society, Á MA SŒUR / FAT GIRL (2001)

[lexxieheart]

Ich hab es überlebt.

I survived it.

Christiane F. - Wir Kinder Vom Bahnhof Zoo, Uli Edel, 1981

[klovercrown]

August Underground Mordum edit thingy

TW: August Underground nuff said

song: whatsaheart - snakelike

[starberrydreamx]

I’m really starting to like the “humans being forced to be animals” horror movie genres cuz if freaks me tf out. Here’s the ones that I’ve watched ranked from worst to best so if anyone wants to give me recommendations based on these I’d love you :3

Spoiler warning for all of these

Worst- All Human Centipede movies (mainly the 2nd)

I feel like MAYBE the first one could have some deeper meaning but there is no fucking excuse for the second one omfg 😭 if you like movies that are just for the gross out factor that’s okay, but me personally I didn’t like watching a full hour and a half of ppl LITTERALLY eating shit— the only compliment I have to give for this one is that since it was obviously a movie meant to disgust you, they did that job very well, it’s weird to say but even though I didn’t enjoy it, I can kind of admire the usage of black and white with just overall grotesque shots that just made the whole thing feel even more disgusting.

Mid- Tusk

The idea for this movie was really freaky and I liked that, it was different from Human Centipede because it managed to disturb me instead of gross me out which was cool, I really did like the way they made the “walrus” look and the screams from the main character when he was in the suit were creepy as shit, but I feel like it could have been executed a bit better, like it would have hit harder if the “transformation” from human to walrus was more dragged out or something. Overall I’m glad I watched it cause it did freak me out and it was kinda funny at times, but I wanted a little bit more out of it.

Best- Good Boy/Me, You & Frank

Holy shitt this movie tripped me tf out, the whole thing was really in depth sensory wise, like it almost made me physically feel everything, which I think really ties into the whole bdsm aspects of it (not that I would call Frank and Christian’s relationship bdsm cause it’s not consensual). It was also really really tense pretty much the whole movie which I liked because it hit you with the “barn” seen at the end that was really overwhelming so it genuinely gave me whiplash. The pacing was really good and it was just the right mix of scary and engaging, so it left me feeling disturbed but not so much so that I felt like I just watched a weird LiveLeak video.

[rottenbones0]

“Find god in the line of your jaw and break it” - Kanika Lawton, from ‘Girl as Burning,’ Wildfire Heart

Image: Dogtooth (2009)

[cntroversialcinemapod]

Tusk (2014) In Memes

[freshfacedfaunlet-inactive]

Florence Pugh's Eyes- Midsommar

[angelic-ambedo]

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[kentomologistzz]

TUSK FANART

[yourfavepookiebear]

...I just finished watching The Human Centipede 3..

What the fuck.

So now I just have to ask this,

Which movie would you have the highest survival chance in ? Or which movie do you think you could beat ? (Basically which one do you think you can come out of, safely and without major injuries)

[explicette]

[lexxieheart]

What are you doing?

Elephant, Gus Van Sant, 2003