Just wanted to add onto the not meeting strangers from the internet... 1. Always meet someone in a public place and let someone know where you'll be, don't deviate. 2. Bring friends, or have them check on you. 3. Just because you're meeting a woman, does not mean it's safe either. Women do participate in trafficking other women. 4. Always watch your drink and food; don't eat/drink if it's left your sight, this includes the bartender or staff.
If someone is trying to take you to a different place and youdont feel safe, don't go. Even if they threaten you or try to physically make you go, do everything in your power to not go with them. Scream, kick, deadweight, whatever. You are more likely to survive if you don't go to a second location.
Add this too: If they tell you they will give you a ride, never accept, if they insist, still, don't go with them. If you ever pass by a car with an open door, never walk near it, you may end up getting pulled or pushed right inside the car If a child/elderly/woman asks you for help and tries to guide you somewhere that looks sketchy or empty, then you better call the cops because where i grew up, two women (one of them was a highschooler) and a man disappeared on three spearate days in different locations around my neighborhood and people witnessed them trying to help some individuals who claimed they were "lost", i no longer know anything about them but i guess their whereabouts are probably still unknown
Apparently Emily rose wasn’t even possessed. 😭 She just had bad seizures and instead of getting her the medical attention she needed, her mom called in a priest and locked her in a room until she died. ☠️😭😭
No joke, Requiem for a Dream helped me kick my addiction. I wasn't addicted to street drugs, per se, but without going into details, I am a recovering addict, and that movie, along with a great deal of other things, has helped me stay clean. 12 months as of a couple of days ago. Thank you for the wonderful video, again, dude! Hope you're doing well. :)
If it wasn’t street drugs what was the addiction? As an actual ex-heroin addict there is nothing worse than someone that got off of adderall acting like they are recovering adicts on the level
I love the way you chose disturbing scenes thanks to their ethical, emotional, human implications. You weren't looking for disturbing due to unnecessary gore or guts, you made such a good ACTUAL disturbing pick
The entire second half of Come and See and the middle of The Men Behind the Sun are terrible - both of these were based on the horrors of the Tiny Moustache Man People against common Russian citizens that happened to be in their way, and on the equally violent Japanese experiments on Chinese citizens who also happened to conveniently be in the "right" place at the wrong time. Both are on TH-cam for free, though it's better to see Men Behind the Sun with subtitles.
This is one type of video I want to be made into a series, since there are so many scenes in movies that are incredibly disturbing that you’ve missed. These videos would be really cool.
My most disturbing scene in a movie is pretty much almost the entirety of "The Girl Next Door" when things take a dark turn. It's about a girl who lives with her sister, aunt, and a few neighborhood boys. The aunt keeps teen girl in her basement and brings the boys to do the most screwed up things they could do to the girl. The movie is based on a real life incident and is based on the perspective of one of the boys who was forced to watch the torture. It's just so disturbing that I started to cry from how terrible it was and scarred me.
I have a disturbing scene. It's from All Quiet On The Western Front (1930). It's a scene of a German soldiers friend, the German is named Paul btw, and Paul's friend (I forgot his name) gets blinded from artillery if I remember right. He just yells "MY EYES!" In a really disturbing manner. That scene horrified me
I've never seen Requiem for a Dream, and knowing it's about heroin addiction, I don't think I will watch it. I will say, without going into detail, that the ending scene really hit me hard. I've personally lost certain loved ones to heroin addiction, so when I saw the old woman in her bed having such a wonderful dream, I shit you not, I started bawling my eyes out. Even now I'm still struggling to hold back tears while I type this. I just want to say, to anyone out there who might be reading this and is struggling with a drug addiction, you are not a mistake and you are not a failure. Addiction starts with the mind. It's okay to be broken. It's okay to hurt. You can still get help at any point, and I have seen some of my dearest friends recover from YEARS of the most BRUTAL drug addiction they had ever faced. You CAN be happy. But whatever you do, whether or not you want to get clean, please, please remember that there are people who love and cherish you so, so, so much. And if you think nobody loves you, you are damn wrong. I've cried for people I've never even met. I'll cry for you too. Change is possible, but only you can do it.
It's a really tough watch. Like you I have/had (the situation is nebulous we're not even sure if they are still alive) a loved one that fell into heroin addiction and seeing them spiral was fucking heart breaking and our entire family did everything they could to help but eventually had to just cut the cord and hope that one day they'll sort their life out because they just kept betraying trust and abusing every offer of help to get more. Just speaking about the film the performances from the three leads are phenomenal. Leto gets memed on a lot but his performance in this is spectacular and Wayan's is about as far away from the comedic stuff he's known for as possible. Connely's role in particular is just heart breaking.
@@drunkenprayer8390 I appreciate your personal review on the movie, but I don't think I'm at the point in my life where I'd be able to watch it. I do think I'm okay knowing it exists, and I respect the movie. I'm sorry to hear about your loved one. I know what it's like to have that kind of thing happen, so know you're not alone. All we can do is hope they're happy and healthy.
@@homeglowwithsue211 Two years? That is amazing! I am so proud of you. Even just HAVING the desire to change makes you a much better person than you give yourself credit for. Just remember: Recovery isn't always easy, and there may be times where you hit a bump in the road, but the best thing you can do for yourself is to not beat yourself up about it. Without going into detail (because this stuff is private business of course), I've known people who had been clean for 15 years, until one drunken night they found themselves getting back into those old habits again. And you know what? Shit happened, they realized it wasn't the right way, and they got clean again. It took a little over a year for them to get back to the way they were. And now they're back to 5 years of being clean. Mistakes happen, but it's your choice to learn from them! It's okay to fall sometimes, so be sure to pick yourself back up! Much love, and congrats on the sobriety!!
Great depiction of 'Requiem for a Dream'. I just want to add one thing about the ending, that seemed extremely symbolic and somehow made it so much more disturbing to me. Every single one of them moved into the fetal position at the end. Just an amazing movie.
I remember bawling when they showed the mom’s cute little old lady friends all crying and holding each other after seeing the state of her. Broke my heart, because you really see drugs don’t just hurt the ones who do them. 😢
I’m surprised that scene from The Birds wasn’t mentioned. My aunt and I watched it when I was little, and there was this one scene where it is shown that this lady’s friend was brutally mauled by birds in his own home, and had his eyes pecked out. No noise, just a brief close up shot of his mutilated body, and bloody, empty sockets. Scared the shit out of me as a kid, and while I can see really pissed off crows ganging up on little kids, it’s a movie heavily based on fantasy with no possibility of birds rising up against people lol
@kat Yeah, for a long time, my aunt was scared of birds when she was a little girl. She and her friends would run inside when they saw birds chilling out on telephone wires lol
had to watch it twice cus the first time watching it and not knowing what i was getting into seriously confused and fucked my brain up for a good 30 minutes just thinking about what the fuck i just watched LMAO, def a good movie if you're into abstract, psychological horror movies fr. 💯
Its a satisfying ending. I only watched a recap summary video from spooky rice's channel though, couldn't handle the full thing lmao. Im glad he fell into hell and is suffering for eternity, I had never seen a kid die like that in a movie, sick shit man....
I suggest looking into the real story of “Emily Rose.” It is just very, VERY sad, and it’s less scary when you know she’s not possessed; she’s been forced off epilepsy meds by her very religious family and died a slow, painful death.
@@cindyalsrI suggest looking up Anneliese Michel’s tragic story. I will warn you, it’s very sad and frustrating, but it’s important to educate yourself so tragedies like this cannot happen again.
my mother is sick right now and my father left, everytime I watch your videos my day is still a living hell, but I still feel happy, thank you for existing tuv.
hey man wishing you the best hope things are looking up for you i know ur situation and i know how hard it is please just keep going and do great things for yourself and ur mother its what she would want and i really hope she has increased in health my friend 🙏🏻
I watched Requiem for a Dream a couple years ago for the first time and it legitimately had me in tears, nauseous, and fucked up throughout my whole mind. It's one of the most impactful, gutwrenching, and incredible movies I've seen in my entire life. The musical score from the movie is beautiful and haunting and ties everything together so perfectly. If you have not watched it, you have to. Seriously.
@@Fent_Cart but it takes a certain demented person to go through with it, you can't make this shit up. and most of them aren't lessons it's for the shock value smh
Spoilers*** I honestly found incident two (the house that Jack built) was the most disturbing part of the movie because it really humanizes Jack. I love the scenes of him going into the house and checking under the furniture and doing it again and again because his OCD was acting up. Then seeing him happy because it had rained, washing away blood and guts from victim two.
@@blaizegottman4139 Spoilers** Yea when he attaches her body on the car and drags her body through the road and like half of her body gets like sanded off then it rains and washes into the road drains.
Requiem for a dream is my favorite movie. I cry every single time during the scene when Sarah is talking to her son in the kitchen about how she's alone and has no one. She won Grammys for that. Such an amazing movie.
The hunting scene in the house that jack built really got to me. Seeing that kid lie lifeless on the ground, with his leg separated from his body from the bullet, I just couldn't believe it. It was so hard to bear I was going to stop the movie, but I didn't. Still one of the most disturbing scenes I've ever seen. Megan Is Missing also hit me hard
Yeah I stopped watching right after the scene where he posed the dead boy's body. It sounds silly, I never thought that a movie could ever like impact me, mentally. But that movie really threw me for a loop for a solid month where I was just depressed and disturbed at what I had watched with this movie. Awful film, should have known it would be that disturbing when I saw it was a Lars Trier movie, it was too late by the time I realized I recognized the director's name and remembered what other shitty controversial movies he's made
I think the ending to req for a dream traumatized me when i was a kid, my parents let me and my sister watch stuff mostly unfiltered and it was one of those movies that I didn't understand fully but had a deep feeling a panic and dread for some reason. Train spotting is another one that put me in that same space, I wouldn't wish that feeling on my worse enemy.
Have you ever watched the movie, Hereditary? There's this one gruesome scene where a small child was beheaded in a freak accident and the aftermath of her mother finding the body chilled me to the bone.
You should do something about the movie "Martyrs" it's message is essentially bringing women to the brink of death so they'll have a near death experience and see what's on the other side, it's incredibly dark, gruesome, and disturbing
The "Jaw Break" scene from Mirrors literally *scarred* me when I was younger. When I saw it, I literally didn't stop thinking about it for about a week. I was even afraid to step foot in my shower.
One detail I despised in Requiem for a Dream was that doctors would call the police if you were I’ll from a drug. They won’t and if you’re overdosing GO TO THE HOSPITAL.
I was just like "oh my god nah" and switched the video to mini player, I could hear my own heartbeat but then I have adhd so I kinda just forgot what happened and was just kinda trying to make a cool beat with it 💀
Requiem for a dream is an absolute masterpiece, one of my favourites. The big pharma cult is so heartbreaking... its a truly amazing film However... The great ecstasy of Robert carmichael is hands down the worst thing I've ever witnessed. I still have not finished watching the end scene... I love gore and really dark scenes but that scene made me feel physically ill for days. Should never have been made imo
The great ecstasy if Robert Carmichael honestly fucked with me so bad and I think it's because literally nothing happens during the entire movie then all of the sudden there's this random, horrible rape/murder that just leaves you shocked and with literally like no context. Like salo and a Serbian film didn't affect me the way that one did.
@@ammiethehammie3521 I'm so glad I'm not alone! The scene where they were all going into the room with the girl messed me up, but the ending.... noooooooope. Absolutely horrific and I didn't even watch it all x
I checked out Requiem For A Dream after your video and I just wanted to say thank you so much for bringing this movie to my attention. It's now one of my favorite works of art ever.
I have a three disc copy. For anyone that doesn’t know what happens to the children, they are forced to have sex with each other, perform sexual acts with the adults, eat out of dog bowls, eat shit, be on all fours. Marquis de Sade is an interesting and controversial philosopher and writer. It is a very difficult watch. I would recommend it to very few people.
“Requiem for a Dream” is my favorite movie ever. I’m a recovering addict & this movie captures the emotional & physical destruction/deterioration that occurs once addicted
You forgot about No Child of Mine. It's about a girl named Kerry who is sexually abused by her parents, her parents friends, and social workers who were supposed to help her. Her mom's friend is arrested but isn't convicted due to lack of evidence and walks free to this day. What's even more sad is that the movie is based on a true story.
Well he probably didn't do it because thats a whole ass movie, this is movie scenes and you probably can't summerise the whole movie in a single scene.
Requiem for a dream is a must watch movie, at least once. Phenomenal cinematography considering it came out in 2000. All about the struggle of several drug addictions from different perspectives.
american history x curb stomp was pretty unsettling for me. even though they don't show anything too graphic, the intense realism makes it feel so terrifying/unsettling
i was 11 when megan is missing came out and my mom watched it and she got so scared she called me into her room to hug her. i asked what she was watching and she said the basic premise but told me i couldn’t watch it with her because it was really graphic. however she forgot to delete it off the recordings and i was still curious so i watched it alone at night and it scared the bejeezus out of me. i only really remembered the rape scene, and this video made me remember the barrel scene and the memory hit me like a truck i had fully blocked the ending out haha
@@aeiou1738 well with these kind of movies you put yourselves in their shoes and that'll scare the hell out of ya. It's more the premise that makes it's unsettling.
Your the hero we don't deserve for disturbing stuff. Its crazy how after hearing about all this disturbing stuff, you still seem like a very chill and normal dude.
I remember when my mother told me how when she first saw the exorcist, she was so terrified, that when she even hears the theme song to the movie, she starts crying, because it was so scary for her at that time, and I can kind of relate to that. I’ve never seen horror movies myself, because I cannot endure too much stress, but I know if I ever did, I would shit my pants off.
The last few scenes down in the dungeon or whatever in Megan is missing traumatized me for a few days. It didn’t help that I watch it late at night by myself. I was relieved to find out it was just a movie and not real.
The case that the Exorcist is based on has always been interesting to me. We live 10 minutes away from where it happened and my dad claims that Anneliese Michel was a distant relative of my grandfather. I don’t know whether or not that‘s true, but it kinda haunts me.
Come and See (1985) is the best anti-war film I've ever seen. It's a harrowing look at war through thr eyes of a child. Seeing how he changes from "Yeah! Let’s kill the bad guys!" to a far-off stare and graying hair (the actor's hair actually grayed
@@agnethernstrup2210 I agree. I've yet to watch another film like it. I love how it ends before the war does. They kill the Nazis that pillaged, murdered, and raped their village, but it doesn't feel triumphant. Those people were still horrifically murdered and there is still a war going on.
I know this is an old comment section, but if anyone is into realistic and war-related movies like Come and See (which I would say probably beats out majority of these disturbing movie due to the movie being based on the Katyn Massacre of WW2), one I would recommend is the warfilm based on the Yugoslav war's of the 90's is "Lepa Sela lepo gore" ("Pretty Villages burn nicely"), i'll never forget the scene where it's the last scene of the two good childhood friends named Milan and Halil (now enemies) looking at the massacred civilians in a hallucination vision during the Bosnian Civil war that happened all while the song "Bacila je sve niz Rijeka" ("She threw everything in the river", in reference to the tunnel being built call the "Tunnel of Brotherhood and Unity" near an unnamed village in the Goražde region in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina) is being played on an accordion.
Thank you for the video, Mr. Tuv. I am one of your older subscribers (yep, a baby boomer!). I would like to give an unsettling scene from a movie that came out back in the day. The movie "Kingdom Of The Spiders" (with William Shatner!) has a very eerie ending scene with an entire town having been covered in spider webs. Just trust me---it was very unsettling back in the day thinking that these poor people survived an attack of spiders only to find the next morning that the entire town has been entombed in a web for the spiders to return for their feast! Creepy!
The House That Jack Built is criminally underrated. I watched it with my brother the first time I saw it, we took a break after the 3rd incident hahaha. I've seen it several times since, it's one of the few movies I own on blu ray. I've seen Requiem for a Dream many times too, fucked up, great movie. Megan is Missing is terrible except for the last scene, which is almost too much, I actually had to fast forward it (which has never happened).
Requiem for a dream will always.. ALWAYS give me goosebumps even when I mention it. The performances by all four of the main characters, the plot, the cinematography, the musical score.. ALL of this movie is so god damned well made. It has its very own special place in my mind and heart because it’s one of my all time favourites and also one of the most gut wrenching and hard hitting films I’ve watched.
I watched "A Serbian Film" with my mom. When I was 11. Nonetheless, I got traumatized. Why did my Mom let me watch it with her? I dunno, but that movie is literally insane. It's also banned in like 46 countries so that goes to show how disturbing of a movie it is.
Me and my mom watched Cannibal Holocaust together lol. I remember my brother finding this site called 123 movies and there's a bunch of random movies on it. I kept thinking we were gonna get in trouble for watching the movie because it was banned and we're watching it for free on a browser lol.
@@Kakmanmartinez666 Cannibal Holocaust was a crazy movie. I think I watched that when I was young too. It has some of the most disturbing gore I've ever seen. I remember the director of the movie had to show up in court with the actors to prove they didn't die because the film was so realistic.
Requiem is the single only movie that ever gave me a full blown panic attack. I had to lay down and couldnt get up to stop the movie and had to hear the rest of the movie finish while I was hyperventilating and sobbing it was really something lmao
When I first watched Megan is Missing, it took me two weeks to get all of that out of my psyche! Also if you’ve never seen Pan’s Labyrinth it’s a really remarkable movie that sends you on a roller coaster of emotions. Honestly a must watch!
When I'm telling you with seeing Megan is missing (I haven't actually watched the movie) and that part with the barrel revealing Megan's corpse I legit actually jumped in fear
Requiem for a dream is one of my favorite movies. It's one of those movies that kinda twist expectations. Like you wanna believe everybody is gonna be fine, or at least financially stable and happy. But ends with literally every single character getting the worst possible outcome. It's like if in pulp fiction everything just went terrible for every single character included in the saga.
I like the whole every character is main character vibe from it. I like how it makes you believe at one point everything is gonna be good and they're all on the up and up. And then totally twists everything in the last act for everything to end horribly wrong instead of happily ever after.
the exorcist was actually based on a different series of exorcisms that happened to roland doe in st louis university !! i live near stl so ive been trying to visit the remnants of the site. there is a movie based on the exorcisms of emily rose, but both of the real-life stories are really haunting (i dont believe in that kind of stuff, but emily roses story made me really sad) (edited to fix his name)
yeah, emily rose was completely different. the boy (who i think is named Roland Doe) in st louis university was back in like 1949. emily rose was in the 70s.
@@Talonglow oh rip i didnt know roland doe was his actual name, the research id done (i did a full research paper on exorcisms and if theyre real or not plus how the media portrays them in sophomore year, i included roland doe and emily rose) always said roland doe was kind of an equivalent to john doe. did a bit more research just now and ur right !! thanks for the correction
I think the mommy kink/rape scene from Blue Velvet is the single most disturbing scene I've ever seen. That being said, it's one of my favorite movies. The way the characters are so deeply humanized is so beautiful, and the way they heal from that scene and the way their pain comes to resolution at the end of the movie is so beautiful. I highly recommend this movie but I also highly caution anyone who watches it.
You've reminded me that I should really watch Pan's Labyrinth again - it's a beautiful film, graphic violence aside, and one of my favourites ever. I saw an interview with Guillermo del Toro way back when where he said he wanted to move as far away from exciting movie violence and sexy movie star scars as he possibly could, and instead went for horrifically visceral scenes, because the Spanish civil war was a terrible time to be alive. Also, I definitely agree that the demon in Insidious is disturbing, but the scene that freaked me out the most is the one where he's standing in the bedroom, in silhouette, and someone asks him what he wants, and he just silently points at the kid with those freaky elongated fingers. Creepy af.
pan's labyrinth was spectacular but didn't even notice the gore in that film as it was r rated. I mean r rated movies have normalized violence like that.
Quick correction Tuv (my apologies) - The Exorcist /is/ based on documented cases of demonic possession and the resulting exorcisms, yes, but Anneliese Michel was not one of those. Her case WAS the inspiration for The Exorcism of Emily Rose however. (Considering that the Exorcist novel came out only two years after Anneliese died it probably would be in very poor taste...) Apart from that, I also have a recommendation in case you want to revisit this topic some day! Well, I have a few, but if I had to limit myself to just the one I'd go for the infamous car accident scene in Hereditary, plus the aftermath. That scene alone is one of the reasons why I'm never letting my mom watch it.
Exactly, thank you. But, The Exorcist was still based on a true story. A 13 yr old boy referred to as "Roland Doe." His real name was Ronald Hunkeler (though there's been some dispute in that.) Two priests performed an exorcism on him in a chilling ordeal that became the real-life inspiration for "The Exorcist."
@@EirMysteCh No problem! I wrote a paper on it years ago, so I knew a lot about it. I also added another comment telling a synopsis of the story. When I was commenting, and remembered so much of the story, it's basically my entire paper in a long a$$ed comment. Lol. But it's pretty crazy. Much like Anneliese's.
this is so irrelevant, but it’s nice that youtubers like tuv are just. straight up honest about why he can’t say certain words or do certain things so at least everyone’s informed instead of pressuring him. lol. thank u for being real w us tuv. it feels like i’m your friend
requiem for a dream is such an amazing movie, the soundtrack does such a good job of getting you really on the edge of your seat, u feel like something bad has to be happening next…
There's this one movie I don't think I'll ever forget, "come and see'' is its name, and every scene in it is horrifying. basically the plot is German soldiers massacring a Byelorussian town during ww2, and the stuff that happened in the movie actually happened in real life
Yes this moive is actually one of the scariest moives ive heard about even my grandpa owns a copy lol but my moms friend is a flim student and they have to watch the moive they all had night mares for days after it its very disturbing.
You clicked this video and saw the TW and kept watching, that’s on you. It’s not real and it’s a movie, I like how he shows the scenes he’s talking about.
The director gave people a warning in the movie, and tuv added one as well. the picture is also pretty unrealistic. You kept on watching so that's on you lol.
I never liked Megan is missing, but that scene is actually horrifying, like really horrifying. I had low expectations until that part, that’s also probably why that part was really good
Hey Tuv, I've seen some comments talking about a part 2, and that made me want to recommend a movie. It's called "philosophy of a knife". So, pretty much it's people doing experiments on other people. I haven't actually seen it - but I've seen the trailer. It's gruesome.
Literally the exorcist scared the life out of me. It was my first horror movie and I would stay up on the phone all lights on until the sun came up then I'd sleep in the couch till 3pm. It changed me dude but after that I grew an obsession with horror, I've seen any horror movie I could get my hands on and I haven't been scared once since then. I think that movie is the scariest movie
Frankly the hunting scene wasn’t the worst in the house that jack built, the taxidermy scene was. The sculpture they used was absolutely phenomenal and absolutely spine chilling-usually practical effects don’t get me. Absolutely disgusting, I don’t know why people don’t talk about that scene more
Noroi: The Curse is missing here. Its like a scarier Blair Witch Project. This movie genuinely creeped me out. No easy task I assure you. Don't let the subtitles desuade you from watching. Some of it rather strange, but to me, it adds to the unease of the film. Serioulsy, this one gave me goosebumps in parts of the film.
Honestly The Psychosis Meltdown in Black Swan where the Mother's paintings are screaming was rather disturbing to me. But it's more because of my personal experience with Psychosis and Visual Hallucinations.
For me: The Pig F*cking Movie - the whole film Human Centipede series - brutality Saving Private Ryan - the whole Omaha Beach scene Wrong Turn - the whole series
3:30 btw I watched this movie and jack didn't hit her with the first shot. The woman just played dead hoping to survive but he then approached her while she was shaking and breathing uncontrollably. The scene was pretty shocking bc he shot her in the back and the scene was made in one take really unconventional and disturbing.
Creepshow is a great 80s horror movie. It's an anthology consisting of 5 separate stories and the roach one (called They're Creeping Up on You) is the last segment
1) Thanks for another quality video; I always enjoy your stuff! 2) I'm impressed yet not surprised that Tuv has seen 2/3 movies when it comes to the Unholy Trinity of horror.
Nice video Bertie! If you’re ever planning on making a second vid might I add some suggestions like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre The main thing that’s really disturbing in most of the scenes (especially death scenes). Is how weirdly realistic they feel, in the fact that there’s no jump scares or loud DUN noise or orchestra in the background, nothing but the screams of Leatherfaces victims, a great example would be Franklins death as all we hear is the quiet night being awaken by Bubbas revving chainsaw that’s cutting into Franklin as we the audience hear his agonizing screams, wishing that this would be all over soon.
A couple of movies that really mess with me when it comes to disturbing scenes, or scenes that make me feel what the person in the movie is feeling are The Lovely Bones, and The Clovehitch Killer (which is mostly based off of the crimes of BTK)
15:39 WE LITERALLY WATCHED THAT IN SPANISH TOO! I WAS SO CREEPED OUT BY THE WHOLE FILM! Not that it has jump-scares but it’s just disturbing… like that one scene with the root baby being thrown into the fire which lead to the mother having a miscarriage…
REAL, I recently watched it for the first time only knowing about that scene, and was very surprised to find out that the rest of the movie was not that level of fucked up lol.
7:47 I can tell you 1,000 percent that the majority of people who do opiates dont get clean. My ex is dead, my friend who was addicted even after rehab died, and idk how the fuck my step dad is alive, but nothing can make someone want to stay clean, even a near death experience. That said, i love your videos man, keep it up.
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Just wanted to add onto the not meeting strangers from the internet...
1. Always meet someone in a public place and let someone know where you'll be, don't deviate.
2. Bring friends, or have them check on you.
3. Just because you're meeting a woman, does not mean it's safe either. Women do participate in trafficking other women.
4. Always watch your drink and food; don't eat/drink if it's left your sight, this includes the bartender or staff.
If someone is trying to take you to a different place and youdont feel safe, don't go. Even if they threaten you or try to physically make you go, do everything in your power to not go with them. Scream, kick, deadweight, whatever. You are more likely to survive if you don't go to a second location.
Add this too:
If they tell you they will give you a ride, never accept, if they insist, still, don't go with them.
If you ever pass by a car with an open door, never walk near it, you may end up getting pulled or pushed right inside the car
If a child/elderly/woman asks you for help and tries to guide you somewhere that looks sketchy or empty, then you better call the cops because where i grew up, two women (one of them was a highschooler) and a man disappeared on three spearate days in different locations around my neighborhood and people witnessed them trying to help some individuals who claimed they were "lost", i no longer know anything about them but i guess their whereabouts are probably still unknown
basically use your common senses
be aware
@@wavygravy6969 sadly, many teenagers have idiot parents who fail to teach their children any common sense
Apparently Emily rose wasn’t even possessed. 😭 She just had bad seizures and instead of getting her the medical attention she needed, her mom called in a priest and locked her in a room until she died. ☠️😭😭
Bro my nightmares of demons are finally gone
okay phew
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thats horrible wth
No joke, Requiem for a Dream helped me kick my addiction. I wasn't addicted to street drugs, per se, but without going into details, I am a recovering addict, and that movie, along with a great deal of other things, has helped me stay clean. 12 months as of a couple of days ago.
Thank you for the wonderful video, again, dude! Hope you're doing well. :)
Congratulations on the 12 months!
Yeah, Congrats on the 12 months!! :D
Really proud of you good job 👍🏼
If it wasn’t street drugs what was the addiction? As an actual ex-heroin addict there is nothing worse than someone that got off of adderall acting like they are recovering adicts on the level
@@dbycrash Two, actually. Hydrocodone and pornography. Just because I didn't inject or snort something, doesn't mean it wasn't a real addiction.
I love the way you chose disturbing scenes thanks to their ethical, emotional, human implications. You weren't looking for disturbing due to unnecessary gore or guts, you made such a good ACTUAL disturbing pick
The entire second half of Come and See and the middle of The Men Behind the Sun are terrible - both of these were based on the horrors of the Tiny Moustache Man People against common Russian citizens that happened to be in their way, and on the equally violent Japanese experiments on Chinese citizens who also happened to conveniently be in the "right" place at the wrong time. Both are on TH-cam for free, though it's better to see Men Behind the Sun with subtitles.
Lol yeah insidious was so fucken disturbing for its ethical, emotional, & human implications 😂😂
tuv: im gonna blur these scenes and just explain it to u cuz i dont wanna get in trouble
also tuv: *shows a corpse in a barrel*
scared a shart out of me.
LITERALLY LIKE THATS WORSE THAN THE PHOTOS-
That scared the living hell out of me
@@tyasian same
my soul left my body 💀
This is one type of video I want to be made into a series, since there are so many scenes in movies that are incredibly disturbing that you’ve missed. These videos would be really cool.
I agree, I'd love to see multiple episodes of this
My most disturbing scene in a movie is pretty much almost the entirety of "The Girl Next Door" when things take a dark turn. It's about a girl who lives with her sister, aunt, and a few neighborhood boys. The aunt keeps teen girl in her basement and brings the boys to do the most screwed up things they could do to the girl. The movie is based on a real life incident and is based on the perspective of one of the boys who was forced to watch the torture. It's just so disturbing that I started to cry from how terrible it was and scarred me.
i watched that with my partner thinking it was going to be a campy slasher film. needless to say neither of us were okay afterwards
The most disturbing thing about that movie is the fact that it's based on true story
I THOUGHT YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT THAT RAUNCHY ASS 2000’S COMEDY WITH PAUL DANO FOR A MOMENT 😭
@@wouldbewidow SAME
im so sorry i thought u were talking about the shitty teen comedy w paul dano 💔
I have a disturbing scene. It's from All Quiet On The Western Front (1930). It's a scene of a German soldiers friend, the German is named Paul btw, and Paul's friend (I forgot his name) gets blinded from artillery if I remember right. He just yells "MY EYES!" In a really disturbing manner. That scene horrified me
that should of been on here
@@darthpalpaduck i know. There was the 1985 Soviet movie called Come and See, and I don't think Tuv could show it, the movie had Holocaust victims
Yeah, When I watched the Wendigoon video that scene made me cry... I cried MULTIPLE times, *IN A VIDEO TALKING ABOUT IT*
@@YourLocalNewJerseyian that movie is a nightmare
The scene where the main character kills the British soldier in that mud crater is pretty disturbing
The scene in Megan is Missing where she yells at her mom was funny af. It was like the apple bottom jeans video💀💀. But the rest was scary af.
“I PAID FOR IT AND SO *I GET SO SMASH IT* ‼️‼️‼️😡💔😡😡”
Lowkey expected megan to sing the rap part after the fight
@@tortolgawd4481 Lmao
I've never seen Requiem for a Dream, and knowing it's about heroin addiction, I don't think I will watch it.
I will say, without going into detail, that the ending scene really hit me hard. I've personally lost certain loved ones to heroin addiction, so when I saw the old woman in her bed having such a wonderful dream, I shit you not, I started bawling my eyes out. Even now I'm still struggling to hold back tears while I type this.
I just want to say, to anyone out there who might be reading this and is struggling with a drug addiction, you are not a mistake and you are not a failure. Addiction starts with the mind. It's okay to be broken. It's okay to hurt. You can still get help at any point, and I have seen some of my dearest friends recover from YEARS of the most BRUTAL drug addiction they had ever faced. You CAN be happy. But whatever you do, whether or not you want to get clean, please, please remember that there are people who love and cherish you so, so, so much. And if you think nobody loves you, you are damn wrong. I've cried for people I've never even met. I'll cry for you too.
Change is possible, but only you can do it.
It's a really tough watch. Like you I have/had (the situation is nebulous we're not even sure if they are still alive) a loved one that fell into heroin addiction and seeing them spiral was fucking heart breaking and our entire family did everything they could to help but eventually had to just cut the cord and hope that one day they'll sort their life out because they just kept betraying trust and abusing every offer of help to get more.
Just speaking about the film the performances from the three leads are phenomenal. Leto gets memed on a lot but his performance in this is spectacular and Wayan's is about as far away from the comedic stuff he's known for as possible. Connely's role in particular is just heart breaking.
😭😭😭 Thank you for your kind words. I've been clean for two years but I still think this negatively.
Thank you for seeing me
@@drunkenprayer8390 I appreciate your personal review on the movie, but I don't think I'm at the point in my life where I'd be able to watch it. I do think I'm okay knowing it exists, and I respect the movie.
I'm sorry to hear about your loved one. I know what it's like to have that kind of thing happen, so know you're not alone. All we can do is hope they're happy and healthy.
@@homeglowwithsue211 Two years? That is amazing! I am so proud of you. Even just HAVING the desire to change makes you a much better person than you give yourself credit for.
Just remember: Recovery isn't always easy, and there may be times where you hit a bump in the road, but the best thing you can do for yourself is to not beat yourself up about it.
Without going into detail (because this stuff is private business of course), I've known people who had been clean for 15 years, until one drunken night they found themselves getting back into those old habits again. And you know what? Shit happened, they realized it wasn't the right way, and they got clean again. It took a little over a year for them to get back to the way they were. And now they're back to 5 years of being clean.
Mistakes happen, but it's your choice to learn from them! It's okay to fall sometimes, so be sure to pick yourself back up!
Much love, and congrats on the sobriety!!
Way to jumpscare me with the opening of the barrel, I can hear my pulse in the back of my head -x)
Nice video as always.
same broooo!!!!
SAME
Fr I didn’t thing he was going to show it😭😭
Great depiction of 'Requiem for a Dream'. I just want to add one thing about the ending, that seemed extremely symbolic and somehow made it so much more disturbing to me. Every single one of them moved into the fetal position at the end. Just an amazing movie.
I remember bawling when they showed the mom’s cute little old lady friends all crying and holding each other after seeing the state of her. Broke my heart, because you really see drugs don’t just hurt the ones who do them. 😢
i watched as well
I’m surprised that scene from The Birds wasn’t mentioned. My aunt and I watched it when I was little, and there was this one scene where it is shown that this lady’s friend was brutally mauled by birds in his own home, and had his eyes pecked out. No noise, just a brief close up shot of his mutilated body, and bloody, empty sockets. Scared the shit out of me as a kid, and while I can see really pissed off crows ganging up on little kids, it’s a movie heavily based on fantasy with no possibility of birds rising up against people lol
my da said that the film gave loads of people a fear of birds
@kat
Yeah, for a long time, my aunt was scared of birds when she was a little girl. She and her friends would run inside when they saw birds chilling out on telephone wires lol
the visuals in my mind after reading your comment are enough to keep me up tonight haha
They showd me that in music class
God knows why
during the filming of that movie, the main actress had been actually harmed by real birds that Hitchcock insisted on set
the house that jack built is so disturbing but so good & interesting. it gives a real look into the mind of a psychopath.
had to watch it twice cus the first time watching it and not knowing what i was getting into seriously confused and fucked my brain up for a good 30 minutes just thinking about what the fuck i just watched LMAO, def a good movie if you're into abstract, psychological horror movies fr. 💯
Its a satisfying ending. I only watched a recap summary video from spooky rice's channel though, couldn't handle the full thing lmao. Im glad he fell into hell and is suffering for eternity, I had never seen a kid die like that in a movie, sick shit man....
it’s giving american psycho😭
@@UncannyLiving it's almost like drag me too hell but Yeah what a satisfying ending
@@Psychedelicgothicpink I'll have to check it out
I suggest looking into the real story of “Emily Rose.” It is just very, VERY sad, and it’s less scary when you know she’s not possessed; she’s been forced off epilepsy meds by her very religious family and died a slow, painful death.
wait what she wasn't possessed??? so like the whole demon thing inside of her body wasn't real and it was "her other side"?
@@cindyalsr "demonic possessions" can be explained by mental illness/health conditions, drugs, abuse, etc.
@@thymicthymic The most common perpetrator is Schizophrenia.
@@cindyalsrI suggest looking up Anneliese Michel’s tragic story. I will warn you, it’s very sad and frustrating, but it’s important to educate yourself so tragedies like this cannot happen again.
Skill issue
my mother is sick right now and my father left, everytime I watch your videos my day is still a living hell, but I still feel happy, thank you for existing tuv.
Hope your mom gets better. Wish you the best.
wow, that comment was a bummer
i hope you and your mom are doing better now. Even if you aren’t, just know you’re not alone, i’ve been depressed lately too so i understand🩷
hey man wishing you the best hope things are looking up for you i know ur situation and i know how hard it is please just keep going and do great things for yourself and ur mother its what she would want and i really hope she has increased in health my friend 🙏🏻
I watched Requiem for a Dream a couple years ago for the first time and it legitimately had me in tears, nauseous, and fucked up throughout my whole mind. It's one of the most impactful, gutwrenching, and incredible movies I've seen in my entire life. The musical score from the movie is beautiful and haunting and ties everything together so perfectly. If you have not watched it, you have to. Seriously.
it's a great movie and all, and I remember it being a downer, but it was no surprise.
It’s literally the best movie ever made. I cry everytime I think about it. Just thinking about it!!!
True. I’d pick this over something like Friday the 13th any day
@@butcheredalive brother, you can't compare this with Friday the 13th. It's literally a slasher. As in trash.
@@Chhjmmkg that’s what I’m saying
sometimes i get seriously concerned for the directors and screen writers of these movies.
Yeah😭
there trying to teach you a lesson so they want to make them disturbing
@@Fent_Cart but it takes a certain demented person to go through with it, you can't make this shit up. and most of them aren't lessons it's for the shock value smh
@@kika-pon6128 the shock is to scare you and prevent you from doing it goofy
right, like how do people even think of these things
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I honestly found incident two (the house that Jack built) was the most disturbing part of the movie because it really humanizes Jack. I love the scenes of him going into the house and checking under the furniture and doing it again and again because his OCD was acting up. Then seeing him happy because it had rained, washing away blood and guts from victim two.
Wait a minute blood and guts wtf
@@blaizegottman4139
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Yea when he attaches her body on the car and drags her body through the road and like half of her body gets like sanded off then it rains and washes into the road drains.
Requiem for a dream is my favorite movie. I cry every single time during the scene when Sarah is talking to her son in the kitchen about how she's alone and has no one. She won Grammys for that. Such an amazing movie.
@luna's online Oh shit, my bad. Thanks for the correction. 🙃 Honestly, that's the best film she's ever been in IMO
The hunting scene in the house that jack built really got to me. Seeing that kid lie lifeless on the ground, with his leg separated from his body from the bullet, I just couldn't believe it. It was so hard to bear I was going to stop the movie, but I didn't. Still one of the most disturbing scenes I've ever seen. Megan Is Missing also hit me hard
And when jack sew the kid's face is really disturbing
@@smugofbishamonten1447 when i saw that i was so put off omg. didn't expect that
Yeah I stopped watching right after the scene where he posed the dead boy's body.
It sounds silly, I never thought that a movie could ever like impact me, mentally.
But that movie really threw me for a loop for a solid month where I was just depressed and disturbed at what I had watched with this movie.
Awful film, should have known it would be that disturbing when I saw it was a Lars Trier movie, it was too late by the time I realized I recognized the director's name and remembered what other shitty controversial movies he's made
I think the ending to req for a dream traumatized me when i was a kid, my parents let me and my sister watch stuff mostly unfiltered and it was one of those movies that I didn't understand fully but had a deep feeling a panic and dread for some reason. Train spotting is another one that put me in that same space, I wouldn't wish that feeling on my worse enemy.
Have you ever watched the movie, Hereditary? There's this one gruesome scene where a small child was beheaded in a freak accident and the aftermath of her mother finding the body chilled me to the bone.
Excellent movie. A24 has a couple of gems.
Banger movie
Thats one of the scariest recent movies ive watched actually. So many scenes creep me the fuck out and give me chills
Hereditary and Midsommar fucked me up
That scene legit fucked me up, and I haven't seen horror the same way since...
You should do something about the movie "Martyrs" it's message is essentially bringing women to the brink of death so they'll have a near death experience and see what's on the other side, it's incredibly dark, gruesome, and disturbing
That is an excellent movie and it has so many scenes that you just don’t wanna look at but you can’t help it.
this is one of my favourite movies! it's so unsettling and a lot of it has really stuck with me.
The "Jaw Break" scene from Mirrors literally *scarred* me when I was younger. When I saw it, I literally didn't stop thinking about it for about a week. I was even afraid to step foot in my shower.
ik it was so bad, and it seemed so possible at the same time. i loved it but i hated it and was also kinda scared to go near my shower
oh fuck that movie lmao. made me avoid mirrors for a while as well, it was pretty damn effective at doing what I can only assume it set out to do.
Same!
Megan Is Missing is actually one of the only movies that truly scared me because of how realistic it was
That shot at 11:57 scared the f*ck out of me holy sh*t
Bruh I know right
damn bro i was eating tangerine
Should've included that one scene in cars 2 when a cars literally gets blown up
That was, surprising to see in a movie like that.
Cars 2 has a body count...
One detail I despised in Requiem for a Dream was that doctors would call the police if you were I’ll from a drug. They won’t and if you’re overdosing GO TO THE HOSPITAL.
fr 💀💀
WAIT THAT CORPSE SCENE CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD I HAD TO PAUSE & TAKE MY BREATH. WHY ISNT IT CENSORED 😭
LITTERALLY RIGHT ALSO NICE PFP
@@octoberiis LMAO THX I LIKE URS TOO
I LITERALLY JUMPED OML
I was just like "oh my god nah" and switched the video to mini player, I could hear my own heartbeat but then I have adhd so I kinda just forgot what happened and was just kinda trying to make a cool beat with it 💀
@@Echolusion LMAOO PLZ ig there are some benefits from dealing w adhd sometime
Requiem for a dream is an absolute masterpiece, one of my favourites. The big pharma cult is so heartbreaking... its a truly amazing film
However... The great ecstasy of Robert carmichael is hands down the worst thing I've ever witnessed. I still have not finished watching the end scene... I love gore and really dark scenes but that scene made me feel physically ill for days. Should never have been made imo
The great ecstasy if Robert Carmichael honestly fucked with me so bad and I think it's because literally nothing happens during the entire movie then all of the sudden there's this random, horrible rape/murder that just leaves you shocked and with literally like no context. Like salo and a Serbian film didn't affect me the way that one did.
@@ammiethehammie3521 I'm so glad I'm not alone! The scene where they were all going into the room with the girl messed me up, but the ending.... noooooooope. Absolutely horrific and I didn't even watch it all x
My only exposure of Requiem for a dream is this video and it made me tear up not gonna lie i might watch the full movie maybe with some friends
The ending scene just made me cry it feels like seeing someone's dream fail it feels worse than watching someone die in a movie
@@Kelly-pr8lz it's so worth a go. Its a genuinely heart wrenching watch though x
I checked out Requiem For A Dream after your video and I just wanted to say thank you so much for bringing this movie to my attention. It's now one of my favorite works of art ever.
The funny thing about Saló is that the cast and crew had an absolute blast during the making of the film, so ironic considering the film itself.
Wtf that’s crazy to think
Of course they did. It would be interesting to interview the children and get their take on the experience.
I have a three disc copy. For anyone that doesn’t know what happens to the children, they are forced to have sex with each other, perform sexual acts with the adults, eat out of dog bowls, eat shit, be on all fours. Marquis de Sade is an interesting and controversial philosopher and writer. It is a very difficult watch. I would recommend it to very few people.
“Requiem for a Dream” is my favorite movie ever. I’m a recovering addict & this movie captures the emotional & physical destruction/deterioration that occurs once addicted
I hope you are better dude
Same dude. It really shows almost exactly how miserable addiction is.
You forgot about No Child of Mine. It's about a girl named Kerry who is sexually abused by her parents, her parents friends, and social workers who were supposed to help her. Her mom's friend is arrested but isn't convicted due to lack of evidence and walks free to this day. What's even more sad is that the movie is based on a true story.
Hold on, WHAT?! WTF 😟😟
Well he probably didn't do it because thats a whole ass movie, this is movie scenes and you probably can't summerise the whole movie in a single scene.
Another traumatizing film I watched was perfect blue, an anime about a girl with like multiple personality disorder (I think idk)
@@onions.have.beauty8049 that's literally a cartoon, the fuck???🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@cammytoxicbunny7997 You're not very intuitive are you
Requiem for a dream is a must watch movie, at least once. Phenomenal cinematography considering it came out in 2000. All about the struggle of several drug addictions from different perspectives.
that specific pan's labyrinth scene isn't even the most disturbing scene in the movie😖
Do you mean when Ophelia gets shot? That scene shocked me badly. 😣
american history x curb stomp was pretty unsettling for me. even though they don't show anything too graphic, the intense realism makes it feel so terrifying/unsettling
most stuff like that shown offscreen are unsettling. It's our creativity freaking us out.
if you pay close attention you can actually see the top of the dudes head fly in the air after the stomp
i was 11 when megan is missing came out and my mom watched it and she got so scared she called me into her room to hug her. i asked what she was watching and she said the basic premise but told me i couldn’t watch it with her because it was really graphic. however she forgot to delete it off the recordings and i was still curious so i watched it alone at night and it scared the bejeezus out of me. i only really remembered the rape scene, and this video made me remember the barrel scene and the memory hit me like a truck i had fully blocked the ending out haha
if you gave an other watch now, you'd realise how bad the acting was, lol.
@@Chhjmmkg yeah the acting and writing were awful. But the barrel scene visual was still bone chilling imo
@@aeiou1738 well with these kind of movies you put yourselves in their shoes and that'll scare the hell out of ya. It's more the premise that makes it's unsettling.
that movie was absolutely terrible. it's funny how this list has two masterpieces and one absolutely dumpster fire garbage film
Your the hero we don't deserve for disturbing stuff. Its crazy how after hearing about all this disturbing stuff, you still seem like a very chill and normal dude.
I remember when my mother told me how when she first saw the exorcist, she was so terrified, that when she even hears the theme song to the movie, she starts crying, because it was so scary for her at that time, and I can kind of relate to that. I’ve never seen horror movies myself, because I cannot endure too much stress, but I know if I ever did, I would shit my pants off.
The last few scenes down in the dungeon or whatever in Megan is missing traumatized me for a few days. It didn’t help that I watch it late at night by myself. I was relieved to find out it was just a movie and not real.
Crazy how fast tuv's channel grew, but very deserved. I love your videos man
The case that the Exorcist is based on has always been interesting to me. We live 10 minutes away from where it happened and my dad claims that Anneliese Michel was a distant relative of my grandfather. I don’t know whether or not that‘s true, but it kinda haunts me.
Come and See (1985) is the best anti-war film I've ever seen. It's a harrowing look at war through thr eyes of a child. Seeing how he changes from "Yeah! Let’s kill the bad guys!" to a far-off stare and graying hair (the actor's hair actually grayed
"come and see" is the only war movie that's genuinely anti-war in my opinion. no one wins. no redemption. no heroes. only death and destruction
@@agnethernstrup2210 I agree. I've yet to watch another film like it. I love how it ends before the war does. They kill the Nazis that pillaged, murdered, and raped their village, but it doesn't feel triumphant. Those people were still horrifically murdered and there is still a war going on.
I know this is an old comment section, but if anyone is into realistic and war-related movies like Come and See (which I would say probably beats out majority of these disturbing movie due to the movie being based on the Katyn Massacre of WW2), one I would recommend is the warfilm based on the Yugoslav war's of the 90's is "Lepa Sela lepo gore" ("Pretty Villages burn nicely"), i'll never forget the scene where it's the last scene of the two good childhood friends named Milan and Halil (now enemies) looking at the massacred civilians in a hallucination vision during the Bosnian Civil war that happened all while the song "Bacila je sve niz Rijeka" ("She threw everything in the river", in reference to the tunnel being built call the "Tunnel of Brotherhood and Unity" near an unnamed village in the Goražde region in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina) is being played on an accordion.
Thank you for the video, Mr. Tuv. I am one of your older subscribers (yep, a baby boomer!). I would like to give an unsettling scene from a movie that came out back in the day. The movie "Kingdom Of The Spiders" (with William Shatner!) has a very eerie ending scene with an entire town having been covered in spider webs. Just trust me---it was very unsettling back in the day thinking that these poor people survived an attack of spiders only to find the next morning that the entire town has been entombed in a web for the spiders to return for their feast! Creepy!
The House That Jack Built is criminally underrated. I watched it with my brother the first time I saw it, we took a break after the 3rd incident hahaha. I've seen it several times since, it's one of the few movies I own on blu ray. I've seen Requiem for a Dream many times too, fucked up, great movie. Megan is Missing is terrible except for the last scene, which is almost too much, I actually had to fast forward it (which has never happened).
Recently I watched a interview about the “Japanese cannibal” and after seeing the victim’s body none of this scares me in comparison
Requiem for a dream will always.. ALWAYS give me goosebumps even when I mention it. The performances by all four of the main characters, the plot, the cinematography, the musical score.. ALL of this movie is so god damned well made. It has its very own special place in my mind and heart because it’s one of my all time favourites and also one of the most gut wrenching and hard hitting films I’ve watched.
Seeing this guy starting the vid with a sweet into always puts a smile on my face. Idk why it just feels so genuine yknow??
I watched "A Serbian Film" with my mom. When I was 11. Nonetheless, I got traumatized. Why did my Mom let me watch it with her? I dunno, but that movie is literally insane. It's also banned in like 46 countries so that goes to show how disturbing of a movie it is.
@onur I literally don't even know.
Me and my mom watched Cannibal Holocaust together lol. I remember my brother finding this site called 123 movies and there's a bunch of random movies on it. I kept thinking we were gonna get in trouble for watching the movie because it was banned and we're watching it for free on a browser lol.
@@Kakmanmartinez666 Cannibal Holocaust was a crazy movie. I think I watched that when I was young too. It has some of the most disturbing gore I've ever seen. I remember the director of the movie had to show up in court with the actors to prove they didn't die because the film was so realistic.
Oh my God I would never even watch that why would your mom let you watch that at 11 years old? Did you not know what it was about?
@@tags_ect I heard about that too LMAO. Unfortunately the animals in the movie were killed during filming the scenes and that made me sad.
Requiem is the single only movie that ever gave me a full blown panic attack. I had to lay down and couldnt get up to stop the movie and had to hear the rest of the movie finish while I was hyperventilating and sobbing it was really something lmao
tuv is the best person to watch while eating
YES
literally lmao
Maybe not This ep but yea 😂💀
@@Idonthateutoo yeah maybe not 😭
When I first watched Megan is Missing, it took me two weeks to get all of that out of my psyche!
Also if you’ve never seen Pan’s Labyrinth it’s a really remarkable movie that sends you on a roller coaster of emotions. Honestly a must watch!
When I'm telling you with seeing Megan is missing (I haven't actually watched the movie) and that part with the barrel revealing Megan's corpse I legit actually jumped in fear
Pan’s Labyrinth is heartbreaking but awesome. I highly recommend watching it to anyone who hasn’t seen it, it’s wonderfully done :D
Thank you Tuv for blurring some of the… intresting scenes. I’d rather not have nightmares 😂
Love your profile
Requiem for a dream is one of my favorite movies. It's one of those movies that kinda twist expectations. Like you wanna believe everybody is gonna be fine, or at least financially stable and happy. But ends with literally every single character getting the worst possible outcome.
It's like if in pulp fiction everything just went terrible for every single character included in the saga.
I like the whole every character is main character vibe from it. I like how it makes you believe at one point everything is gonna be good and they're all on the up and up. And then totally twists everything in the last act for everything to end horribly wrong instead of happily ever after.
It's just such an interesting movie. Definitely not meant for everybody.
the exorcist was actually based on a different series of exorcisms that happened to roland doe in st louis university !! i live near stl so ive been trying to visit the remnants of the site. there is a movie based on the exorcisms of emily rose, but both of the real-life stories are really haunting (i dont believe in that kind of stuff, but emily roses story made me really sad)
(edited to fix his name)
yeah, emily rose was completely different. the boy (who i think is named Roland Doe) in st louis university was back in like 1949. emily rose was in the 70s.
@@Talonglow oh rip i didnt know roland doe was his actual name, the research id done (i did a full research paper on exorcisms and if theyre real or not plus how the media portrays them in sophomore year, i included roland doe and emily rose) always said roland doe was kind of an equivalent to john doe. did a bit more research just now and ur right !! thanks for the correction
I think the mommy kink/rape scene from Blue Velvet is the single most disturbing scene I've ever seen. That being said, it's one of my favorite movies. The way the characters are so deeply humanized is so beautiful, and the way they heal from that scene and the way their pain comes to resolution at the end of the movie is so beautiful. I highly recommend this movie but I also highly caution anyone who watches it.
You've reminded me that I should really watch Pan's Labyrinth again - it's a beautiful film, graphic violence aside, and one of my favourites ever. I saw an interview with Guillermo del Toro way back when where he said he wanted to move as far away from exciting movie violence and sexy movie star scars as he possibly could, and instead went for horrifically visceral scenes, because the Spanish civil war was a terrible time to be alive.
Also, I definitely agree that the demon in Insidious is disturbing, but the scene that freaked me out the most is the one where he's standing in the bedroom, in silhouette, and someone asks him what he wants, and he just silently points at the kid with those freaky elongated fingers. Creepy af.
pan's labyrinth was spectacular but didn't even notice the gore in that film as it was r rated. I mean r rated movies have normalized violence like that.
15:58 his voice is actually good! Wtf. Wish he finished the tip toe song. That was on point 😂👌
This comment is underrated
9:17 He’s basically telling me to watch it in the middle of the night alone
Reverse. P S Y C H O L O G Y
Quick correction Tuv (my apologies) - The Exorcist /is/ based on documented cases of demonic possession and the resulting exorcisms, yes, but Anneliese Michel was not one of those. Her case WAS the inspiration for The Exorcism of Emily Rose however. (Considering that the Exorcist novel came out only two years after Anneliese died it probably would be in very poor taste...)
Apart from that, I also have a recommendation in case you want to revisit this topic some day! Well, I have a few, but if I had to limit myself to just the one I'd go for the infamous car accident scene in Hereditary, plus the aftermath. That scene alone is one of the reasons why I'm never letting my mom watch it.
Exactly, thank you. But, The Exorcist was still based on a true story. A 13 yr old boy referred to as "Roland Doe." His real name was Ronald Hunkeler (though there's been some dispute in that.)
Two priests performed an exorcism on him in a chilling ordeal that became the real-life inspiration for "The Exorcist."
@@emotionallyexhausted1410 Thank you so much, I forgot the specific details of that case so that's why I didn't mention them!
@@EirMysteCh No problem! I wrote a paper on it years ago, so I knew a lot about it. I also added another comment telling a synopsis of the story. When I was commenting, and remembered so much of the story, it's basically my entire paper in a long a$$ed comment. Lol. But it's pretty crazy. Much like Anneliese's.
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That Megan is Missing scene scarred me. Definitely one of the most shocking movie moments I’ve ever seen & you can’t unsee it.
this is so irrelevant, but it’s nice that youtubers like tuv are just. straight up honest about why he can’t say certain words or do certain things so at least everyone’s informed instead of pressuring him. lol. thank u for being real w us tuv. it feels like i’m your friend
requiem for a dream is such an amazing movie, the soundtrack does such a good job of getting you really on the edge of your seat, u feel like something bad has to be happening next…
There's this one movie I don't think I'll ever forget, "come and see'' is its name, and every scene in it is horrifying. basically the plot is German soldiers massacring a Byelorussian town during ww2, and the stuff that happened in the movie actually happened in real life
Watched tonight for the first time ... most depressing movie ever 😪
Yes this moive is actually one of the scariest moives ive heard about even my grandpa owns a copy lol but my moms friend is a flim student and they have to watch the moive they all had night mares for days after it its very disturbing.
The fact that the actor who played the main role, a literal kid, turned gray after filming says a lot
as much as i love these videos. i do wish they didnt include the video footage or images of megans corpse. the photo alone kept me up for a week
You clicked this video and saw the TW and kept watching, that’s on you. It’s not real and it’s a movie, I like how he shows the scenes he’s talking about.
It’s blurred and not even shown
The director gave people a warning in the movie, and tuv added one as well. the picture is also pretty unrealistic. You kept on watching so that's on you lol.
I'm talking about the barrel BTW not the image. I didn't find the image scary at all
LETSSS GOOO A NEW TUV VIDEO!!! ❤️
I never liked Megan is missing, but that scene is actually horrifying, like really horrifying. I had low expectations until that part, that’s also probably why that part was really good
Tuv : "I don't wanna get demonetized"
Also Tuv : *"IT WAS F*CKING SCARY"*
Always a good day when tuv uploads! 🥰
Hey Tuv, I've seen some comments talking about a part 2, and that made me want to recommend a movie. It's called "philosophy of a knife". So, pretty much it's people doing experiments on other people. I haven't actually seen it - but I've seen the trailer. It's gruesome.
This was an great list! Coming from someone who has seen almost all of the movies included. Well done TUV!
I love being traumatized late at night, thanks tuvington.
Literally the exorcist scared the life out of me. It was my first horror movie and I would stay up on the phone all lights on until the sun came up then I'd sleep in the couch till 3pm. It changed me dude but after that I grew an obsession with horror, I've seen any horror movie I could get my hands on and I haven't been scared once since then. I think that movie is the scariest movie
Same here I was 11 y/o and I legit couldn't sleep for at least 2 weeks I remember just covering my whole self with the blanket at night scared asf 😓
I just know this is gonna be entertaining, i'm gonna get some food to snack on. love you tuv.
Frankly the hunting scene wasn’t the worst in the house that jack built, the taxidermy scene was. The sculpture they used was absolutely phenomenal and absolutely spine chilling-usually practical effects don’t get me. Absolutely disgusting, I don’t know why people don’t talk about that scene more
I absolutely loved this. Really hoping a part 2 happens eventually
I knew that scene would be the first one. It still haunts me to this day, especially the full director's cut version.
I was kinda surprised the “I am simply not there” scene from American Psycho wasn’t on this that scene gave me chills
Noroi: The Curse is missing here. Its like a scarier Blair Witch Project. This movie genuinely creeped me out. No easy task I assure you. Don't let the subtitles desuade you from watching. Some of it rather strange, but to me, it adds to the unease of the film. Serioulsy, this one gave me goosebumps in parts of the film.
This needs a part 2
Honestly
The Psychosis Meltdown in Black Swan where the Mother's paintings are screaming was rather disturbing to me.
But it's more because of my personal experience with Psychosis and Visual Hallucinations.
Bro your voice is on point 15:58
5:35 "you feel for it again, you feel for the rat trap"
For me:
The Pig F*cking Movie - the whole film
Human Centipede series - brutality
Saving Private Ryan - the whole Omaha Beach scene
Wrong Turn - the whole series
3:30 btw I watched this movie and jack didn't hit her with the first shot. The woman just played dead hoping to survive but he then approached her while she was shaking and breathing uncontrollably. The scene was pretty shocking bc he shot her in the back and the scene was made in one take really unconventional and disturbing.
Creepshow is a great 80s horror movie. It's an anthology consisting of 5 separate stories and the roach one (called They're Creeping Up on You) is the last segment
The second one is better in my opinion! It only has 3 stories but gives me more 80s vibes.
@@cantbuyme80s I do really love the 2nd one but it doesn't age very well. It's dripping in 80s relics. Lol
1) Thanks for another quality video; I always enjoy your stuff!
2) I'm impressed yet not surprised that Tuv has seen 2/3 movies when it comes to the Unholy Trinity of horror.
Nice video Bertie! If you’re ever planning on making a second vid might I add some suggestions like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The main thing that’s really disturbing in most of the scenes (especially death scenes). Is how weirdly realistic they feel, in the fact that there’s no jump scares or loud DUN noise or orchestra in the background, nothing but the screams of Leatherfaces victims, a great example would be Franklins death as all we hear is the quiet night being awaken by Bubbas revving chainsaw that’s cutting into Franklin as we the audience hear his agonizing screams, wishing that this would be all over soon.
Tuv is in his Edgar era 😍
A couple of movies that really mess with me when it comes to disturbing scenes, or scenes that make me feel what the person in the movie is feeling are The Lovely Bones, and The Clovehitch Killer (which is mostly based off of the crimes of BTK)
Bro, I was NOT expecting you to hit notes like that! Tip toe thru the tulips 🌷! Props!
15:39 WE LITERALLY WATCHED THAT IN SPANISH TOO! I WAS SO CREEPED OUT BY THE WHOLE FILM! Not that it has jump-scares but it’s just disturbing… like that one scene with the root baby being thrown into the fire which lead to the mother having a miscarriage…
Great review! I would include martyrs the flaying scene. Stuck with me like glue. Can’t ever unsee that.
the baby scene from trainspotting deserves a mention. one of my favorite movies of all time but that scene fucks with me
REAL, I recently watched it for the first time only knowing about that scene, and was very surprised to find out that the rest of the movie was not that level of fucked up lol.
7:47 I can tell you 1,000 percent that the majority of people who do opiates dont get clean. My ex is dead, my friend who was addicted even after rehab died, and idk how the fuck my step dad is alive, but nothing can make someone want to stay clean, even a near death experience. That said, i love your videos man, keep it up.