10 Horror Movies Even More Disturbing Than You Thought
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- These movies are even bleaker than you imagined.
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Ready or not, id say the only proof she'd need is the bodies in the barn. Going back generations so they'd know she didn't just kill the few helpers.
And it would be hard for the prosecution to explain how grace could the do the whole exploding people into blood and guts deaths at the end
Yup. And since she is the only living family member, she gets allll their money, property and insurance payouts!
@@alechachman9599 She might end up unlucky if the fire burns the room they died in hotly enough. It's incredibly unlikely that the room in question would burn hotly enough that the detonations were mistaken for "normal" breakdown in a fire - but I can't say that it's impossible. That said, being turned into a pink mist doesn't really look like anything else usually. An honest forensic examiner would generally be unwilling to claim the state of the bodies was indicative of anything _but_ explosion.
The family only shut off the camera screens the cameras were likely still on so there could be the footage somewhere
yeah I remember thinking "oh man she's so fucked" after finishing Ready Or Not, only for this exact thing to occur to me a few minutes later. She's in for an uncomfortable amount of questioning, but ultimately it wouldn't be that hard for her to prove that the family started it all and she was acting in self defence, even if the whole "it was actually the Devil that killed them for breaking a pact with him" part would be quite a bit harder to prove...
Regarding the Purge movies, I could never get it out my head what must be going on with people committing crimes other than murder.
The franchise focuses on killing, but think about the number of sex crimes involving children that must be happening during The Purge.
That thought is incredibly disturbing.
the first purge KIND of touches on that (emphasis on KIND of)
There's also the yearly clean-out of every toxic waste storage containment facility in the US. It's really good that the Purge takes place overnight, since that means that the stock markets are closed, preventing all kinds of financial villainy. I've read a Purge fanfic that discussed what the rich and powerful get up to while everyone else is going crazy.
Several joke essays have pointed out that so many crimes might be legal DURING the Purge, but once it’s over, they could be prosecuted on corollary charges (for example, if you steal something, once the Purge is lifted, you could be charged with possession of stolen property)
Or, for that matter, people could try to SUE for things done during the Purge.
So, ultimately, murder is basically the only thing on the table, because if the people are dead, they can’t press charges.
Was there a random clip of Casey Jones from the original TMNT film amidst the clips of Fallen?! 😂😂😂
Same actor in both films but that clip is mostly certainly from TMNT 🤣🤣🤣
@@carlhands9723 It is a great clip. Casey Jones is doing his vigilante routine. The turtles jump out and the rumble begins. Can't remember who won. I think both side took some hits.
If you watch the section where they mention ‘the purge’ there’s several clips from various other movies that are absolutely not the purge. My guess is that specific clip flows with the tone of what’s being said.
@@Stupid_Nicholas yeah I noticed a clip from The Mist in there!
😂
Honestly, the idea of the Purge is horrific because people would still seek revenge outside Purge night, and it would make everyone terrified and hostile to one another. Any slight, at any time, could lead to someone coming to kill you later. Either you never interact with anyone or you make sure everyone knows coming after you is a big risk by being threatening or hostile to others all the time.
Purge is the " dont think too hard about it" series
“30 Days of Night” is just such an underrated movie. I am a horror movie lover and this is still one of my top favorite movies - and probably my fave vampire movie. The vampires are brutal and relentless, cold and look like sharks out of water. Scary for sure. Such a great movie with an amazing ending. I love the fact that they live on an ancient ghost ship that floats around looking for victims.
I love this film. Don't watch the sequel
@nightlordAL lmfao there’s a sequel…?
"I love the fact that they live on an ancient ghost ship that floats around looking for victims." Wait, how did you figure this out? Is there a director's cut or a book or something?
Re - The Purge and trauma: That was originally the entire mythology behind perennial series hero Leo (Frank Grillo). The trauma of losing his son in during a previous Purge (off-screen) turned him into a Punisher-style vigilante who sought revenge during the following year’s Purge. Having punished the person responsible for his son’s murder, he then goes into private security and becomes both a body guard and campaign manager for a fiercely Anti-Purge presidential candidate in order to ensure that no one else suffers his pain.
A rare example of someone claiming retribution and benefitting from doing so (albeit one that is idealistic and highly fanciful).
I loved his character a lot. I don’t think he lost his son during a purge though. I’m pretty sure he died cause the that other guy was driving while drunk.
Grace has a gunshot wound in her hand and a stab wound in her shoulder that she couldnt have done herself. There's also bodies in the cellar that are decades old. Idk if the case even gets to trial
Good points.
The writer of Let The Right One In actually wrote a sequel short story. Eli turns Oskar into a vampire.
This felt like what was going to happen in my opinion. Based off the whole movie, and their interactions. It felt like they would end up together like that. I’m glad canonically it did!
That's dumb and undermines the subtle twist of the ending. It also hurts her ability to move around society with no father like figure to handle adult things. If anything it complicates her life long term and puts oskar in a similarly bad situation. But maybe it explains this all somehow?
In the book, the old guy was a twisted pervert. But there were a few plot lines in the book neither movie could go into.
Re: Ready or Not, there is at least one corpse Grace can use to prove her story, and probably several others if there was an actual effort to search since the one we did see was found by Grace on sheer accident. So while she might not be totally believed, it's not like she can't prove anything at all.
I would personally hate to live in a world where the Purge was real.
I wouldn't survive the first night
One of the most enjoyable lists of yours in a long time for me. No Malignant, Barbarian, Exorcist, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Halloween in sight? Well done.
Cutting clips from movies that they don't already have clips from takes work.
Barbarian , Hereditary, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre are fantastic. Hereditary has an ending that should scare anyone when they realize what the kid is up against at the end…..
The tree wasn’t trying to kill Robbie. The point of the tree attacking him is to distract the family so that the evil spirits can kidnap Carol-Anne.
Grace may have to stand trial, but she'd be acquitted. There's still the bodies in the well
Poltergeist (The original) is one of my favorite horror movies. The first saw it as a kid and it still freaks me out.
Poltergeist is already more horrific than you realised when you learn that some of the skeletons used in filming were real as it was cheaper than props
I doubt the little boys would ever realize that the rock that killed their mom were the same ones they were throwing.
It was the mom's fault anyway. Shouldn't have left her kids alone.
@@audiodead7302and who tf doesn't teach kids not to throw rocks!
@@pandanarkystudios5198 Exactly. My theory is that the mom subconsciously wanted to die. Now she is finally at peace.
10, Alien 3
09, Let The Right One In
08, Return of the Living Dead
07, Fallen
06, Ready Or Not
05, 30 Days Of Night
04, The Purge
03, Pirhana
02, The Final Destination
01, Poltergeist
Love the easter egg of Casey Jones from the original TMNT movie, played by the same actor from Fallen
Regarding Ready Or Not, they have a pit of remains. Plus how else did they kill everyone else previously with no record. There would have to be something about missing cases or something? Those two together would go a long way to proving innocence.
Re: the tree in Poltergeist. Have you lost your mind? It's a tree, not a Lovecraftian monster. It doesn't feed on flesh.
In ready or not there are all the historic corpses in the stable block to help corroborate graces story
Love the editing of this one...gotta keep us on our toes, splicing in random non-related movies
Should've had the ritual on here too, no one will believe luke that a forest monster killed all his friends.
No, but once they get to the village they will believe his friends were slain by some crazed cult. And believe the trauma made him imagine the monster.
You went from “the whole world is going to end from mutated piranha” to “these two kids lost their mom.” Kind of lost the stakes there.
It wasn't that they lost their Mom. It was that they were the ones who inadvertently caused her death by throwing the rocks because one got hurled by the lawnmower into Mom's eye.
@@tashawnnabutler6244
But how does that make the list of this kind? Additionally, did the kids even understand that they might have been responsible?
Grace in Ready or Not may well be ok. The family switch on the surveillance to find her that they may have recordings of them exploding
They recorded the entire third act, and left several bodies going back decades (presumably to great grandpa?) . Grace's injuries, the dead maids, the call to ONSTAR and the sudden combustion of first cousins all around the world would be more than enough to exonerate Grace.
@@Wednesdaywoe1975hope we see this is the sequel
my personal favorite has to be the thing. Depending on how you interpet how the alien takes over, it seems to suggest that all it would take is a single bite, or drop of blood getting into your body for you to be taken over. And if done slowly enough, you might not even realize your the thing untill you change.
You may've undersold the Return of the living dead ending, and how the military trying to solve the issue by killing all our protagonists is going to doom the entire world to suffer zombies.
Someones already made the note that Let the Right One In's novel ends with Oskar being bitten. I was already leery of Let Me In on one of the last lists but LTROI definitely is more grim for being eternally vulnerable children
Shameless Casey Jones plug during "Fallen" segment? I approve 👌.
Great list again!
The world of the Purge would be crazy for 364 days for sure. Think of half the nation deep in planning and preparation for one night. The other half doing the same, but just to survive. All the damage that would need to fixed. Rape. Legal. Arson. Legal. ECT... Yikes! Always makes for a good discussion.
Grace from Ready or Not will face some tough questions but in the end she walks off super wealthy and free. There was so much evidence of the families wrong doings and her innocence. Corpse in the barn of a Bridegroom will corroborate her story along with the goats. The OnStar conversation, and destroyed vehicle with the Butler. The Maids corpses. Impossible family deaths... Still a great list. Poor Ellen Ripley. I only watch the first two Alien films. Ellen and Dwayne raise Rebecca as their own and live happily
This has been claimed about Ready or Not before, and it's simply wrong. What you forget is, there was an outbuilding full of previous victims. It will be easy enough for Grace to prove she had nothing to do with those (since this is her first time meeting the family, she can certainly prove she was nowhere near the mansion at some points), and she doesn't have to say 'occult ritual'. All she has to do was say they turned on each other, and she was lucky to escape alive. After all, a doctor will confirm that she was abused that night.
Besides that - really thought provoking list.
I would have never thought about these movies in this manner but I love it. Please do more it you can
The tree point made me weary of trees in cemeteries…
Anything that elevates the movie Fallen gets a thumbs up from me!
Very nice list. I always thought 30 Days of Night should get more love.
I mean, yeah, we're a tiny percentage of biomass on the planet, but biomass included everything from chemical soup-eating bacteria along hydrothermal vents to literal grass to hundreds of gigatons of insects which pose about the same amount of threat regardless of their zombification. And I don't even believe that insects would be affected since the nervous system of insects is, biologically speaking, vastly different from mammalian biology.
That being said, I would feel bad for Canadians because how the hell do you combat a moose that doesn't feel pain and specifically wants to kill humans?
WTF are you talking about?
I'm with ya
We can't fight moose anyway so there's not really more of a threat than before unless they actively seek humans out (which seems unlikely).
That Casey Jones clip from TMNT was pretty random in that fallen section
it is the same actor, and he is "killing" people with a hockey stick and "serial killer" type mask
@@iamanowl26 you learn something new everyday
5:35 luckily there is a pit of rotting goats and decaying newlyweds in the barn to corroborate her story.
Since this list has the Poltergeist tree,it should have the Evil Dead trees,too. What one did to that young girl was scary!
Grace would be fine. There are multiple people and animals sacrifices in the horse stable well/hole.
Fallen is a great movie!
I will always remember that Chasin from fallen. When I was a kid it scared the crap out of me. The way it could move so fast being in a city so full of people. Time is on my side yes it is
The woman in Crawl probably died from infection of her wounds as well lol
Loved the Casey Jones cameo
The Martyrs and a Serbian Film 🤢
Grace, Bunny Game, Thanatamorphose, Murder: Set Pieces, Grotesque (2009), Titane, Antichrist, Nekromantic, Inside, Cannibal Ferox, Goodnight Mommy, Funny Games (1997), Frontier(s), Haute Tension
@BinaryDoesNotExist the Poughkeepsie Tapes was excellent 👌
Okay, sorry but Ready or Not on this list for the reason it is on the list is BS. There would be more than enough evidence in the house to show that she was at the worst acting entirely in self defense, and at best completely guiltless. The house had a ton of security cameras all over that showed her hiding/fighting for her life. Not to mention the years worth of decaying bodies on the property that there is 0% chance she could be connected to since some of them have been there since before she was born. Shm, if anything she should be on here for the lasting trauma of the situation.
What about the found footage The Pyramid? The ending is SUPER dark but really thought provoking
Unsure how thought provoking? My main issue is how mythologically inaccurate it is. Anubis does not kill, nor eat hearts. The whole premise of him as a demon like god, killing people made no sense.
What is the nonsense about the Poltergeist tree? The dark force was just using the tree attacking Robbie to distract the family whilst it abducted Carol Anne
Yeah, the point of Ready or Not was that Grace was underestimated for her appearance by her attackers and therefore would be as well by the police.
yesssss #8! one of my all time favorites and extremely underrated. I always thought the ending was extremely clever, especially with the added bit about 'everything looking cleared, and the coming RAIN should wash everything away'. I like movies with an ending, I hate all the new "up to your interpretation" bs lol
Ripley need a hug at this point (and she also saw Ghosts in her entire life as well, I can’t help myself 😜)
It could be interesting to have a purge movie talking about those with trauma and how the government ignores their cries for justice. Could be a good commentary on mass shootings in the USA.
Fallen stayed with me a ling time.
"Let me tell you about the time I almost died."
Um, Grace in Ready or Not has nothing to worry about. All she has to do is show them the huge pile of rotting bodies out under the barn. Those obviously preexist her relationship with the family.
As far as implied consequences go, I wouldn't know, but in my personal disturbing list, the top spot is taken by 'We need to talk about Kevin'. Yes, it's not gory as Martyrs or as brutal as A Serbian Film. But the sheer unlikeability and downright stupidity of the couple is even more disturbing than Kevin himself. The big difference with the aforementioned two movies is that Kevin and his parents are perfectly plausible in the real world, to an extent (it's unlikely that a small child would consciously and callously antagonize his own mother out of pure spite, or that he would blackmail her for years, of course). Undisciplined children who turn violent, and passive parents who can't bring themselves to establish firm boundaries are everywhere, and Americans would know a thing or two about school incidents of sorts. Without a bow, but with more modern objects.
You seriously blame the parents? You do understand there different kind of humans in the world right? The father was never abusive towards the family, the mother though cold towards her children never did anything to make them have some sort of sociopathic behavior. Even the girl did not have any symptoms her brother had. OK in your opinion would Kevin have changed if his mother was there 24/7? Try to understand that there are people just born like that nomatter how loving their family are to them. A woman's intuition is always accurate. She noticed something about the child she did not like from the very beginning. Maybe in general she did not like children but she never once abandoned he children. She was cold yes but was never abusive towards them.
I surmise you just wanted to be confrontational. I never mentioned being cold and distant. I mentioned being passive. Passive means someone who doesn't act, only endures. And Eva never does. Throwing a fit and smashing the Liquidator toy doesn't count, as Kevin was unfazed.
People are wildly different, yes. But basic needs, behaviours, reactions, are, on average, quite similar. In presence of wildly different behaviours, psychiatric counseling is usually required.
Your point is: since kids can be different, educating them is futile, let's just watch them wreak havoc. Education (in the sense of 'teaching them socially accepted behaviours') is what you need to become a good person. A complete neglect thereof, often results in kids growing as misfits. Oh, and speaking about the father: gifting a bow to a youngster with a clear proclivity for violence is nothing short of being accessory to (mass) m*rder.
@@enricogori1945 in the book it was mentioned that she was very strict on him if he didn't do any of his chores. So yes she did try to decpline him but it did not work out in the end. He never changed. He just hated her for supposedly bringing him to the world. Check out the novel. There all your questions will be answered. But in my opinion, she already was strong enough to endure him for so many years. If it where me, I would have completely cut any ties with him. Ok the mother did have her flaws after all postpartum depression is a very real thing, she did in the beginning not like him very much after her depression and the child being very difficult to handle would make any human tired. She did try to make things right in the end. She never gave up on him.
I took this very personal because I felt it was unfair for you to consider his parents raising him as abusing. I mean if you have ever been raised in an abusive home your self you would see that she was already kind to him. Maybe my opinion is different from yours because I have first had experience from growing up in an abusive home. In my eyes at least she tried to be a mother for the child.
And what do you mean by that?
Do you perchance know me so as to single me out as someone who fools people?
No. I simply stated what any good psychologist and educator would say.
But to professional trolls, culture and common sense are gross insults.
Go tear at someone else's throat. And learn to write full sentences.
For your information.
It's neither hard nor time-consuming.
Depression is indeed a factor I had considered, but seeing as she shied more and more from bonding with him (I can see she came to see that as fruitless, nonetheless parents have responsibilities in the absolute sense) I read that as submissive surrender, which is quite harmful in parents-son relationship.
I will read the novel, thanks for the advice.
Let the right one in is one of my most favorite vampire movies of all time. But I disagree with the prediction for Oscar's future, simply because the creator of the character wrote a follow up in a short story revealing that * SPOILER ALERT***
Eli turns Oscar into a vampire, and they live together as equals...happily forever after I guess...
Actually a good and thought-provoking list
In the book, "Let the Right One In", the old caretaker was a twisted pervert. A totally unsympathetic character.
“Let the Right One In” is such a good
Movie!
Also with Let the right one in wouldn't Eli and Oskar have to go into hiding from social services and the cops for six years? No one would believe Oskar a boy who looks like a boy and is canonically 12 and therefore A MINOR would be the caretaker/familiar for Eli who always looks like a child due to her being a vampire.
It’s confirmed in the follow up book that Oskar is turned into a vampire.
Damn, I'm obsessed with the aliens verse and I never thought of it from that perspective. O.o That poor woman, omg!
IF that's how LTROI ended. It's left unclear whether Oscar actually was on the train with Eli or whether it was his dying fantasy drowning in the pool
The book has a sequel. Eli is really a vampire, and Oskar becomes one as well. So not a dying fantasy, which fyi I hate that trope that so many use as a fan theory nowadays to try and dismiss events in movies.
It was all in their head
it was all a dream
It was a dying fantasy
Are all lazy copouts imo that so many fan theorists try and use for some reason.
Some of these endings actually aren't as bleak as it would seem.
-The novels show that Oskar and Eli actualli are doing well together
-Grace isn't that likely to be blamed, even if they don't believe in the supernatural the barn is full of ritualistic killed animals, so there is proof that the family was made of cultists, Grace herself has been shot through her hand and had bruises to prove she was tied up, showing that she was a victim, so even if they believed she killed the family (hard to pin on her, since the bodies literally exploded in a way that's physically impossible for her), it would be at worst considered self-defense
-The Purge... well, there isn't a saving grace there, more just the fact that following movie acknowledge it and portray the usa as a dystopia who is merely pretending to be fine.
Wouldn't the piranha just die in the ocean? They're freshwater fish.
IIRC the movie stated those piranha were genetically engineered to be both fresh and salt water. So they would survive.
Talk to me 🗣️ and ghost 🚢???👻
Great list. I enjoyed the point of view.
The Purge conceit never made sense precisely because it was stolen from other creators and never accounted for the rest of the year as their web-series, Kill Day, would have.
Great list
You are wrong about Let the Right One In. The sequel short story clears that up.
Use of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie from the early 90s during the Fallen entry, eh? Bold move.
Reece and Casey Jones were played by the same guy. Voice over says innocent man forced to murder people while using a clip of the actor "killing" someone while wearing a serial killer type mask.
Use your brain
There's apparently not enough usable footage from Fallen, I suppose. Totally understandable they'd pick a kids movie to find a substitute. 🙄
I disagree about Ready or Not. There is the pit in the goat shed, which has the bodies dating the murders further back than Grace was with the family. Grace can just take them to the pit, show them the dead body of Uncle Charles (the guy murdered at the beginning of the movie). She can then claim self defense, that this crazy family was trying to kill her.
huh. that is... pretty horrifying
On the subject for 30 days and months as in Alaskan communications haven't been that bad in about 40 years.
Alien 3 want even supposed to be that way, what bait and switch bs. Oh yeah let's just kill 2 fan favorite characters off screen. Pfff
Eurgh - ‘fallen’ again!? There are other films to talk about
Lol...this cracked me up. Half of the comments here are praising them for not overmentioning other movies rhat they usually include...then you chime in.
No mention of Alien resurrection?
That was a Ripley clone, technically not Ellen Ripley.
9:51 yup youtube being twats, had to censure the word pissed.🤦🏼
To be fair, Grace's case becomes significantly easier for her with everyone else dead. There's nobody to argue that she was the insane killer besides the cops, and even after the fire, there would be enough evidence to corroborate Grace's story and little to disprove it aside from like her blood at the scene which should still also reinforce her statement that SHE was the victim. Granted, I just hope she left it at "psycho family" and not "psycho family that kills because they attribute their wealth and success to an otherworldly being that summarily executed them upon failure" because the latter doesn't see Grace freed, it sees her spending the rest of her life in a padded cell, sedated to high hell "for her own safety". Remember kids, never tell the cops about paranormal shit because they're more likely to 5150 you (involuntary detainment due to mental health crisis), which can be indefinitely extended by the overseers at whatever asylum you land at, "for your own safety".
To be fair here, if she didn’t add the part about them being summarily executed upon their failure, she wouldn’t wind up in a padded cell because it would just explain the families motive for attacking her. It doesn’t make her crazy for them to have an utterly insane excuse to kill people.
@@Robert-tv6xz. Was there a purpose to you commenting or did you just really feel the need to be condescending to someone? There is literally nothing wrong with how they said things in this incredibly informal context of youtube comments.
Aren't piranhas freshwater fish? And there are fish that eat piranhas too,so it's not realistic what you said.
In the movie the piranha are genetically engineered to be fresh and salt water, deadlier, and faster than normal piranha. So if they got to the ocean and kept breeding, it would end very badly.
I may be wrong but pirahna are fresh water fish so salt water...bad?
If I remember, in the movie, the military had been crossbreeding the fish with other species that can survive in fresh and salt water, making a species of ravenous piranha that could survive both environments.
“the us would be in a mental health crisis” buddy, it already is
Who overlooks 30 Days of Night?
Piranha just didn't have the teeth.
I'll leave now.
Wow 👌
Dafuq Casey Jones come from
Thinking of the Number One about the Poltergeist Tree... Is the writer of this a Biology or a Arborists (Tree Expert)? 😂 I'm not sure that's how Science works? Funny scenario regardless!
Trees really do absorb our nutrients. Whether they then develop a taste for fresh meat.......
Wrong about Ready Or Not and The Purge. As many other have said, Grace only needs to show the bodies of the previous victims - some of which dating back to a time she wasn't even born. Then, she can easily tell she's the real victim (which is true) and that the psycho family tried to kill her (true) or that they turned on each other (her brother in law did help her and her crazy sister in law did accidentally kill several maids). There might even be recordings of the family members exploding on camera, if she were to mention their cult.
As for The Purge, you just need to watch the tie-in series. Season 2 clearly shows that absolutely everyone lives normally - except for that one in a million traumatized guy who becomes the one and only killer outside of Purge night. Well, ... normally, in a purely psychological way, of course ... the fact that the government spies on its honest citizens 24/7 should not be considered normal and the 'eyes in the sky' introduced in season 2 clearly show how Orwellian that society had become - Purge or no Purge.
This channel and a lot of horror channels really like to look at the events of these movies as literal things happening and not stories with themes that are way more interesting to explore
Liked because you didn't list hereditary again.
A_ZAY_zel? Come on bot. Oh hell is this totslly bott-ish?
You should add Don't Worry Darling to your list. What she'll have to face in the end is horrific.
Not really in let me in she can always change him and they can be vampires together
Yeah...and either way, they got to spend their lives together
There is a short story follow up to the book, and that’s what happens.
Overthinking, the list.
I don't think this channel knows what disturbing means.
They haven't got a clue 😂
None of these movies were in the least disturbing, and there are far worse films out there.
Just glad that Barbarian, Hereditary and Midsommar weren't mentioned, they're the most overrated underwhelming horror films of the last 20 years
To be fair, they're referring to the outcomes and aftermaths of these films, not the films themselves.
@oliviav.3565 it says even more disturbing, implying the movie is at least a little disturbing
@Robert-tv6xz if anyone finds these disturbing, they need to be in a bubble that is 100% cut off from the outside world.
I also find very, very little disturbing.
@@Robert-tv6xz bet me.
Grace would be charged with MASS murder and not serial murder which is spread out over time like what Ted Bunny did.
Grace wouldn't be charged with any thing once the investigators found the huge pile of bodies under the barn.
Not being funny but the USA seems to be in a mental health crisis anyway 🤷♀️
Piranhas woukd just die in salt water, they are freshwater fish. Nice try.
Nope. Not in the movie. They are genetically engineered to be both fresh and salt water. If you watch the movie you realize they are more a threat than typical piranha.
@@tsubakiofmelancholy6297 it's been a long, long time since I saw it, I admit, so may have forgotten that part.
@@Xhumed LOL. That is okay.
This list... is soft. If we are talking implications, you don't know what messed up is Watchmojo, yeah, I just called you watchmojo
Zero stars! Ellie, you rock, never change
it's a fun TH-cam video, not a dick. don't take it so hard
Trauma is a word to defend people's weakness.
You are a cool guy
@@timjackson4649 I know. Stating facts and not being a whiner like 99.99% of society is now proves that easily.
You're either actually a 14-year-old or you just have the maturity level of one. Either way, you sound a bit pathetic. Might want to work on that
I would like to know how that makes sense
@mahailiabrown3972 It is incredibly simple, it means someone was too mentally weak to process a situation.