Which was exactly the point of the movie, since its maker clearly stated out that it's about the apathy that, from his point of view, has befallen the population of Denmark. How much of that is actually true, I cannot tell.
@@Inkompatibel As a Norwegian I recognized most of the traits of the Danish couple: Overpoliteness in the face of unacceptable things, being laughably non-confrontional, always thinking "we must be the real assholes", etc. Seen as a grim satire I think it works quite well.
You're so right, I'm with you there, but after some more digestion of Speak No Evil, I realized these kidnappers/murderers did their homework and took their time to pick out a couple like them, that won't fight back. I'm still traumatized 🥴
Films, not specific moments... 10, Speak No Evil 09, Gerald's Game 08, Evil Dead Rise 07, Dagon 06, Eden Lake 05, Smile 04, The Tortured 03, Men 02, The Sadness 01, Midsommar
The most difficult horror movie for me to ever watch was actually a tie between The Last House on the Left or I Spit On Your Grave. Both were utterly gut-wrenching and I could not even convince myself to watch them again. The Sadness was the first ever horror flick I couldn't stomach or sit through after the first thirty minutes (old woman with the vat of oil) and I never went back...
Yep. I knew all about I Spit on Your Grave when I watched it, but it still wasn't enough. The r*pe just went on and on and on. I think it's a brilliant movie, but a tough, tough watch. Laxt House makes you feel like you need a shower afterwards.
I do not really watch these kind of movies anymore. I have seen them. I do not like the drawn out violation in them. It is unnecessary to get the idea of the violence and disgusting act. If i did watch now, i always skip past that part. Even if it means missing half of it. I am watching a french movie right now called seven days. The s.a. murder victim in it is only 8. They only show her clothed body which gives you enough to know what the poor kid went through. No unnecessary gore, nudity, violence or vastly inappropriate content. This is about the mothers revenge on the monster who did that to her daughter. There is no need to focus so much on some stuff to get the idea of how awful and disgusting it can be. But the revenge is so sweet and awsome to watch! The only part to watch.
Eden lake is the one that stayed with me. There’s something about it that’s just so real and so felt. To feel it slip away and to be trapped that way is horrifying to fathom. Plus you got people that know it’s wrong all being immediately disarmed and nullified, you would feel really alone to be pulled in that bathroom. And then what?!!?? Horrifying.
Speak No Evil was bleak for the sake of being bleak. The couple was not powerless. They resigned themselves to what was happening. Its clear when the antagonist says "because you let me". This scenario is terrifying but I would hope any parent would die trying to defend or save their child rather than going out with a whimper.
Oh, absolutely. There's just no way that I would stay with some random family in the first place but ESPECIALLY with my child with me but to just get out the car and just accept it? No. At the very least we'd all four be dead
Really scathing commentary on the results of being tolerant of the intolerable. Although foreign, the movie reminded me of every affluent, liberal American family who refuses to take a stand for what's right for the sake of comfort. Brilliant movie.
I see the movie as a commentary/satire on Scandinavian PC culture. I loved how it played on the "emasculated male" stereotype we've got up here. We're so used to living in one of the safest spots in the world, some of us would definitely go into shock if we encountered such villains.
@@thehitherto5348 Well, I can't Imagine that kind of thing happening where I live, I am in Europe, but here people take no sh*t from anyone...Even for the smallest insult one can be beaten into a pulp... Sometimes that can be bad, but we sure stand for ourselves in this part of Europe.
@@ozymandiasultor9480 Precisely! In this movie patience and politeness is NOT seen as a virtue. It's basically a cautionary tale saying: "See folks? This is what happens when you can't stand up for yourself." It's exaggerated of course, but the non-confrontional attitude of the Danish couple felt just embarrassingly familiar.
Recently saw a video about how the imagery at the beginning of midsommar subtly reoccurs throughout the film and lol that shit really sticks with you. The type of scene that makes me reflect on all my relationships with loved ones.
I've seen Hostel 2 many times, but after the first time I always skip past the Lady Bathory scene. The gore is rough enough but Heather Matarazzo's acting is just way too realistic, and you can feel every bit of her character's pain, fear and desperation.
For me, the hardest scene to watch in Men was when she's oblivious on her computer while the naked green man is seen lurking through the window. Very real fears being conjured there
I love that movie, Bonkers ending. I think a woman watching it will have a more uncomfortable time watching because we put ourselves in her shoes. I found the priest the most creepy but the scene that got me was the tunnel scene. It started so beautiful and playful with her singing but when he starts to chase her. I was freaking out along with her.
Irreversible is one to put up there between the club scene and the subway scene, I can’t with that movie. I’d also add The Hills Have Eyes with the trailer scene, Hostel with the eye cutting scene and Wolf Creek 2 where the final guy gets terrorized in Mick’s layer.
I’m surprised they didn’t even mention what happens to the daughter at the end of speak no evil before her parents even die. That tongue scene is so hard to watch
2:53 Gerald's game was insane, I loved it. And it really is terrifying to be chained to something and not be able to get out, I accidentally got myself chained to my bed by the wrists with a choke chain and a padlock. My mom had to break one of the links and then we had to go to Lowe's to get bolt cutters, I was a really stupid kid now wasn't I? 😂😂😂
So glad others mentioned that scene in Mirrors! Super brutal and should be on this list. The other scene I would class this way is the face ripping scene in Dagon, which is on the list. I have seen many, many horror films and these two are among the few that actually make me cringe.
@@choshow86 definitely overhyped, although i did enjoy the setting and acting of the mom in this one way more than the 2013 one. i wish they would've gone as far with the violence and special effects, it could've been so good:/
When I saw the de-gloving in Gerald’s Game I thought that’s the worst, makes my legs feel like jelly. Oh, Eden Lake! That’s it. This list can’t get worse…….. THAT scene from The Sadness. That’s fine. I didn’t want to sleep tonight anyway.
Okay, we get it, you love Eden Lake, you don't have to put it on every Top 10 horror list. The wood splinter through the eyeball scene in Zombie could have replaced that.
One of the best French horrors ever made. How do you feel about the face and eyes the old lady takes off in Hour of the Wolf? That’s gotta be up there too.
For me the most hard to watch scene was in Feast 2, where a baby is brutally killed fist smashed onto the pavement and then eaten by one of the creatures, it was so graphic and upsetting that I did not finish the movie after that scene, I took the dvd out and threw in the trash.
There were ppl who thought that movie was funny but it makes me want to be sick everytime I think about it. The way the baby is just crying softly after it hits then ugh.
The only horror movie I couldn’t finish was I spit on your grave to keep it short a woman is brutally sexually assaulted by like 5 guys the scene goes on for like 30 minutes too
As a big horror fan, and someone whos pretty desensitized to gore, i must say the sadness for me felt like it was depravity for the sake of depravity, one of the only movies that have made me that uncomfortable to watch in a long time
Agreed. I like that sort of thing tho. I'm autistic so when I have trouble reading tone and such, overly dramatic content and content with every emotion turned up to 100 is very helpful and entertaining when I'm having a hard day and don't want to decode neurotypical media! ❤
I am desensitized, but chose to skip it. TH-cam has people who watch it and tell me what happened. Im good with just that. I think it is spookyrice i watch. Plus there are many others.
Cody stone Those comics are sooooo fucked up. I saw vidoes about them. The guy that used to cover them is not on youtube anymore with them due to the nature of it. He showed me enough. He was a good dude. He did live chats and was.good about answering people, including introverted shy me.
Before I go ahead and remind myself of what was in part one of this series, I nominate the torture/castration scene in Hard Candy. That's an intense viewing experience if ever there was one.
For me, a moment worth noting for this topic is the scene in Final Destination 3 when the girl at the hardware store gets the nail gun going off into her head over and over…The way her body jerks each time it fires and the weak, pained whimper she lets out when it finally stops just turned my stomach over. I felt so bad for her. Another would be in Hostel when Paxton had to cut Kana’s damaged eye off. I can never bring myself to look at the screen while he’s using the surgical scissors to sever the optical nerve. Urgh.
I still don't understand "The Tortured"...... How can you not know the face of your son's murderer?? I mean the couple were in court with the killer. So how could they not burn every part of his features into their minds?? I mean.... Seriously, I still don't get it.
Gerald's Game is exactly why I will *never* do anything with handcuffs. My worst fear is the other person becoming incapacitated in some way leaving me stranded and helpless.
I'm fairly sure the premise of Megan Fox's latest or last movie is that she spends the entire movie handcuffed to her dead husband who confronts her about her cheating on him before handcuffing himself to her and shooting himself in the head.
@@jeremyblackwater439 She chops one or both feet off with an axe. It's been so long since I read this both before and after misery was made into a film. The book hit me harder than the film as you couldn't recover from losing feet 🤔👍🐾💜
@@mychunkyjordi7585 yeah that sounds awful. And I agree books always hit harder. I guess because you read it and process it with your own imagination. Thanks for telling me…both feet huh 😔 🤢
@@jeremyblackwater439 not sure possibly just 1. I was 21 when I last read it and I'm now almost 47. If you Google it you can find out but check out the book. It's one of Kings best 👍
I zoned out to play sims and tuned back into a cat's corpse being in a box. It took 30 seconds of listening to go "oh, i've seen this film". Modern day horror.
@@rsturdy4045 wasn’t it amazing!? It keeps you on your toes until the very LAST second! I’m so glad you took my suggestion! I’m even more elated that you enjoyed the movie as much as I did. Most ppl I used to watch it with used to think I was crazy, they couldn’t stomach some of the scenes. Me, I thought it was a perfect story of love, endurance, and revenge all in one. Definitely a movie I was glad I took the chance to watch despite the subtitles 🤣🤣 it’s soooo good!
My boyfriend is gore person, or a horror person at all really. He'll occasionally enjoy a supernatural or psychological horror, but isn't a fan of things that are gory or bloody. I was on a Chinese/Taiwanese horror kick thanks to Incantation, and talked him in to watching The Sadness. We got to that eyeball scene in The Sadness, and he noped right out. Never had someone quit a movie I put on that quickly and throughly before. He got up, was like dude wtf are you making me watch, turned it off, and my choosing the movie privileges were instantly gone for months.
Smile gave me massive ick. As some one who’s had psychosis/ visual hallucinations her downward spiral, gave me so much anxiety. When you’re in that state you’re so convinced there is an actual monster coming for you, i think that’s why it messed me up so much
I don’t know how many movies What Culture is responsible for me watching. It’s a huge number. Men is the most recent and I laughed so hard watching it. Dude had a whole human out of his back and sis was just like “you know what, whatever bro” lol
Kind of annoyed by how much Midsommar ends up on lists and at the top of them as well. And above the Sadness? You've got horrible things being put in an eye socket, brutal torture on a man for the wrong reasons, and slow de-gloving all on the same list. Yeah, the family part hurt, but it's not like that's anywhere near the first time that's been in a movie.
Oh man I definitely thought the tongue-rip from “Speak No Evil” was way worse than the ending! That was rough. Good call on “Gerald’s Game” though- that was horrifying! I felt like I went through “Eden Lake” with the protagonist- awesome film. “Men” was one of my favorite films from last year, even with that bonkers ending. I felt like “The Sadness” had some really great moments- the train massacre being the best in my opinion- but yeah, the eyeball thing was really pushing the boundaries, and I’m not sure if it was in a good way. I felt like they had established him as a horrific villain, and maybe they didn’t need that scene, but it definitely was memorable and keeps people talking about the movie, so maybe they made the right choice. The “Midsommar” family death scene was upsetting because my sister is my absolute best friend, and I liked the creativity, but I will say it was a bit confusing at first. It’s hard to land a gut punch of a scene for me if I’m trying to figure out what exactly is going on. I haven’t watched the first video list yet, so this may be already on there, but I would definitely nominate Allie’s death in “Terrifier 2.”
The hardest part of Evil Dead Rise to watch, was when that little girl said " You're gonna be a good mom... because you know how to lie to children". Tore me up like that cheese grater.
Waiting for the day a top 10 in this channel it’s just about horror movies that haven’t been shown in the channel before. I’ll probably died before that ever happens lol
Lol! I understand if they don't always try to reach for the most indie, underground horror people haven't watched for every video because they want to highlight a lot of the horror people may be watching, or have watched, or have an interest in watching, etc. All the same, I think I'd just settle for one without Midsommnar being brought up ad nauseam. To quote Peter Griffin, "It insists upon itself." I watched it, I was very meh where it was concerned, and it's that one horror movie you hear people rave about being "horror elevated to art" like some people unironically claim Rick & Morty is "comedy only for smart people, har, har, har!" to the point that the only thing it succeeded in elevating for me is my opinion, which went from general indifference to exasperation and an eye roll every time I hear it mentioned. Even as far as the "genius of horror taking place in the daytime" trope, I wouldn't rank it above some other films that I feel did it better and captured a more haunting and disturbing mood. But hey, at least this time they held off until the second video of this kind to mention it. XD So maybe it's losing its luster a bit for the channel.
Just saw Evil Dead Rise and I truly wonder what all the hype was about involving the cheese grater scene, I scraped my knee worse than that as a kid. It was an OK horror flick but for me not worth the hype surrounding it.
It would take a massive amount of time and a house with no ventilation to kill everyone with exhaust. Obviously the one with the tube would work quickly though.
there was never a movie I couldn't finish until "the eye". Got to the scene where the lady is in the wheelchair, iykyk. Then I immediately turn it off. I still think about that :(
One of the most squeamish moments I remember was from one of the Reanimator movies, when an old reanimated headless guy is leaned over a naked girl and licks her. Ugh….so nasty
What I found out was how those people are. That was a commentary on them. Their polite they never usually raise their voice and are not good with confrontation. Or at the restaurant PDA. The whole movie besides the horror was about was how different the couple was to the killer couple that's what made them the perfect victims. I think that was a big part of the movie.
i have never seen a Serbian Film in its entirety and i never want to. i cant, i think thats about the only horror mobie (to all my knowledge of current horror movies) that i NEVER, EVER want to see the entirety of. ever. even an informational video on the contents of said movie was so hard to stomach.
Idk if you've seen The Evil Dead franchise and/or tv series, but that's exactly what those movies had and why we loved them. It certainty isn't a movie that everyone can like it
@Enxhio Kotoni yeah I have seen them and guess what the evil dead raimi movies are dark humor first then horror okay they know exactly what they are the same for the fede version he picked horror over humor. The movie never once knew what it wanted to be
@@AkaManah45 I haven't watched this one yet so I'll take your word for it, your first description was exactly how my friend described the old ones to me, but I love them
the only movies in this list that i haven't seen are Dagon and the tortured, and i can safely say no scene here that i know tops the eye scene in the sadness. i kept on repeating "no no no no no" when i figured out what he wanted to do.
The body horror gets me more everytime than the dark psychological fucked scenes. Midsommar opening was indeed dark but never stuck with me. Wearing the one assholes face stuck with me more
“Speak no evil” was hard for me to watch just because of how little they pushed back, was so frustrating.
Which was exactly the point of the movie, since its maker clearly stated out that it's about the apathy that, from his point of view, has befallen the population of Denmark. How much of that is actually true, I cannot tell.
@@Inkompatibel As a Norwegian I recognized most of the traits of the Danish couple: Overpoliteness in the face of unacceptable things, being laughably non-confrontional, always thinking "we must be the real assholes", etc. Seen as a grim satire I think it works quite well.
You're so right, I'm with you there, but after some more digestion of Speak No Evil, I realized these kidnappers/murderers did their homework and took their time to pick out a couple like them, that won't fight back. I'm still traumatized 🥴
I was irritated with Speak no Evil because I felt like there was a couple of moments where they could have fought and they did not.
The typical reddit leftist progressive sissified husband. That's why
Films, not specific moments...
10, Speak No Evil
09, Gerald's Game
08, Evil Dead Rise
07, Dagon
06, Eden Lake
05, Smile
04, The Tortured
03, Men
02, The Sadness
01, Midsommar
I watched The Sadness over a year ago, and I still haven't gotten over it. Sometimes, I feel like it is haunting me.
The most difficult horror movie for me to ever watch was actually a tie between The Last House on the Left or I Spit On Your Grave. Both were utterly gut-wrenching and I could not even convince myself to watch them again. The Sadness was the first ever horror flick I couldn't stomach or sit through after the first thirty minutes (old woman with the vat of oil) and I never went back...
The rape scene from the original I spit in your grave was so awful. I couldn't watch it when I was younger.
@@irwatchmusicvids you shouldn't have watched it when you were young regardless
Yep. I knew all about I Spit on Your Grave when I watched it, but it still wasn't enough. The r*pe just went on and on and on. I think it's a brilliant movie, but a tough, tough watch. Laxt House makes you feel like you need a shower afterwards.
That’s really the only thing in film I struggle to watch. I can handle all the killing they throw at me, but savagery is too much.
I do not really watch these kind of movies anymore. I have seen them.
I do not like the drawn out violation in them. It is unnecessary to get the idea of the violence and disgusting act. If i did watch now, i always skip past that part. Even if it means missing half of it.
I am watching a french movie right now called seven days.
The s.a. murder victim in it is only 8. They only show her clothed body which gives you enough to know what the poor kid went through.
No unnecessary gore, nudity, violence or vastly inappropriate content.
This is about the mothers revenge on the monster who did that to her daughter.
There is no need to focus so much on some stuff to get the idea of how awful and disgusting it can be.
But the revenge is so sweet and awsome to watch! The only part to watch.
Eden lake is the one that stayed with me. There’s something about it that’s just so real and so felt. To feel it slip away and to be trapped that way is horrifying to fathom. Plus you got people that know it’s wrong all being immediately disarmed and nullified, you would feel really alone to be pulled in that bathroom. And then what?!!?? Horrifying.
My God, I strongly agree, it's pissed me off to no end.
Speak No Evil was bleak for the sake of being bleak. The couple was not powerless. They resigned themselves to what was happening. Its clear when the antagonist says "because you let me". This scenario is terrifying but I would hope any parent would die trying to defend or save their child rather than going out with a whimper.
Oh, absolutely. There's just no way that I would stay with some random family in the first place but ESPECIALLY with my child with me but to just get out the car and just accept it? No. At the very least we'd all four be dead
Really scathing commentary on the results of being tolerant of the intolerable. Although foreign, the movie reminded me of every affluent, liberal American family who refuses to take a stand for what's right for the sake of comfort. Brilliant movie.
I see the movie as a commentary/satire on Scandinavian PC culture. I loved how it played on the "emasculated male" stereotype we've got up here. We're so used to living in one of the safest spots in the world, some of us would definitely go into shock if we encountered such villains.
@@thehitherto5348 Well, I can't Imagine that kind of thing happening where I live, I am in Europe, but here people take no sh*t from anyone...Even for the smallest insult one can be beaten into a pulp... Sometimes that can be bad, but we sure stand for ourselves in this part of Europe.
@@ozymandiasultor9480 Precisely! In this movie patience and politeness is NOT seen as a virtue. It's basically a cautionary tale saying: "See folks? This is what happens when you can't stand up for yourself."
It's exaggerated of course, but the non-confrontional attitude of the Danish couple felt just embarrassingly familiar.
6:48 I loved Smile because as a victim of some childhood emotional trauma, it really resonated with me. I found Rose Cotter very relatable.
Recently saw a video about how the imagery at the beginning of midsommar subtly reoccurs throughout the film and lol that shit really sticks with you. The type of scene that makes me reflect on all my relationships with loved ones.
They are literally walking down a “yellow brick road,” into the compound.
Edan Lake is dark there's absolutely no happy ending to it
Eden Lake is pretty much a British Tourist information film.
@@DavoInMelbourne That's similar to what I said. 😂
I've seen Hostel 2 many times, but after the first time I always skip past the Lady Bathory scene. The gore is rough enough but Heather Matarazzo's acting is just way too realistic, and you can feel every bit of her character's pain, fear and desperation.
I had to watch that scene for a horror movie class I took as an example of what we were learning and it’s definitely horrific
I agree I’d never watch that again
meh first one was so much worse. H2 felt bland in comparison.
@@samvoss6697 omg there’s a such thing as horror movie classes??? Where do I sign up?!
What are you talking about? That scene is sexy af
For me, the hardest scene to watch in Men was when she's oblivious on her computer while the naked green man is seen lurking through the window. Very real fears being conjured there
I love that movie, Bonkers ending. I think a woman watching it will have a more uncomfortable time watching because we put ourselves in her shoes. I found the priest the most creepy but the scene that got me was the tunnel scene. It started so beautiful and playful with her singing but when he starts to chase her. I was freaking out along with her.
Irreversible is one to put up there between the club scene and the subway scene, I can’t with that movie. I’d also add The Hills Have Eyes with the trailer scene, Hostel with the eye cutting scene and Wolf Creek 2 where the final guy gets terrorized in Mick’s layer.
I've seen irreversible twice and I still can't watch the rape scene.
I’m surprised they didn’t even mention what happens to the daughter at the end of speak no evil before her parents even die. That tongue scene is so hard to watch
Same. I was expecting that scene, too. That was brutal af
2:53 Gerald's game was insane, I loved it. And it really is terrifying to be chained to something and not be able to get out, I accidentally got myself chained to my bed by the wrists with a choke chain and a padlock. My mom had to break one of the links and then we had to go to Lowe's to get bolt cutters, I was a really stupid kid now wasn't I? 😂😂😂
Martyrs is one of the best moves ever made!
Not saying it's the worst or even realistic but when Amy Smart's jaw is ripped open in the bathtub in the film "Mirrors" was upsetting for me.
Agreed! I have bad flashbacks!!
@@janeenharrison1953 So glad I'm not the only one who thought that was horrible. She didn't even get a chance to fight back. It just happened.
I still think about that scene to this day and refuse to watch it
So glad others mentioned that scene in Mirrors! Super brutal and should be on this list. The other scene I would class this way is the face ripping scene in Dagon, which is on the list. I have seen many, many horror films and these two are among the few that actually make me cringe.
The cheese grater scene in Evil Dead Rise was nothing compared to the glass eating scene.
What glass eating scene
There wasn't a single scene in evil dead rise that wasn't a complete disappointment, it was such a steep drop from 2013
@@choshow86 funny how it has better reviews dick head😂😂
@@malikmcdowell4406 Bridget eats glass in the kitchen after she becomes possessed.
@@choshow86 definitely overhyped, although i did enjoy the setting and acting of the mom in this one way more than the 2013 one. i wish they would've gone as far with the violence and special effects, it could've been so good:/
When I saw the de-gloving in Gerald’s Game I thought that’s the worst, makes my legs feel like jelly.
Oh, Eden Lake! That’s it. This list can’t get worse…….. THAT scene from The Sadness.
That’s fine. I didn’t want to sleep tonight anyway.
Okay, we get it, you love Eden Lake, you don't have to put it on every Top 10 horror list. The wood splinter through the eyeball scene in Zombie could have replaced that.
I would nominate the surgery from Eyes without a Face. Excruciating today, and mom told me it was downright traumatizing for many back in the day.
One of the best French horrors ever made. How do you feel about the face and eyes the old lady takes off in Hour of the Wolf? That’s gotta be up there too.
@@gibsonraymonda Didn't actually see that one, but that will be corrected shortly.
@@gibsonraymonda Seen it. Quite good, thank you for the rec !
@@omega2279 You’re welcome. :)
Excellent movie
Maytrs the French version gave me anxiety right near the end
The one movie I kinda regret seeing!
For me the hardest scene to watch in Speak no evil was the infamous tongue scene. Who saw it knows what I'm talking about!
Really, you choose that grater scene over the box cutter from Evil Dead 2013? I feel like we've been watching different movies.
In case you were wondering what happened to Molly in The Sadness; don’t. I just googled it and I could’ve gone my whole life without that image.
Oof - Gerald's Game was a hard one. I watched it with a group of friends in college and we were all writhing in our seats by the end of it.
Sleep Tight (2011) goes to a place the vast majority of horror films avoid.
Real good movie
For me the most hard to watch scene was in Feast 2, where a baby is brutally killed fist smashed onto the pavement and then eaten by one of the creatures, it was so graphic and upsetting that I did not finish the movie after that scene, I took the dvd out and threw in the trash.
There were ppl who thought that movie was funny but it makes me want to be sick everytime I think about it. The way the baby is just crying softly after it hits then ugh.
The only horror movie I couldn’t finish was I spit on your grave to keep it short a woman is brutally sexually assaulted by like 5 guys the scene goes on for like 30 minutes too
i thought this movie was a fever dream but it's real omg. would randomly come up on some weird tv channels when i was growing up
You are missing out on greatness. Feast 3 has probably the best ending to a movie ever made. No joke.
You are too sensitive
Watched Smile on Peacock the other day, I was surprised how much I liked it. Probably my favorite recent horror movie since Barbarian.
8:50 A24 has made some real batshit crazy movies. I love them all ❤
As a big horror fan, and someone whos pretty desensitized to gore, i must say the sadness for me felt like it was depravity for the sake of depravity, one of the only movies that have made me that uncomfortable to watch in a long time
Agreed. I like that sort of thing tho. I'm autistic so when I have trouble reading tone and such, overly dramatic content and content with every emotion turned up to 100 is very helpful and entertaining when I'm having a hard day and don't want to decode neurotypical media! ❤
Ever seen the original MARTYRS (French film) ?
No movie triggers my anxiety and elicits gut wrenching like just merely watching clips from that movie
So m, this movie is based on a very brutal and gory comic series called "Crossed".
I am desensitized, but chose to skip it. TH-cam has people who watch it and tell me what happened. Im good with just that. I think it is spookyrice i watch. Plus there are many others.
Cody stone
Those comics are sooooo fucked up. I saw vidoes about them. The guy that used to cover them is not on youtube anymore with them due to the nature of it.
He showed me enough.
He was a good dude. He did live chats and was.good about answering people, including introverted shy me.
The jaw ripping scene from Mirrors (2008) certainly requires a spot.
Before I go ahead and remind myself of what was in part one of this series, I nominate the torture/castration scene in Hard Candy. That's an intense viewing experience if ever there was one.
YES!!! You bring up Eden Lake WAY TOO MUCH!!! Thank you for acknowledging it!
Horror is life. Life is horror.
Shrek is love shrek is life
Shrek too
@@Joemama55122 JAJJA
Sounds like my job. 😅
For me, a moment worth noting for this topic is the scene in Final Destination 3 when the girl at the hardware store gets the nail gun going off into her head over and over…The way her body jerks each time it fires and the weak, pained whimper she lets out when it finally stops just turned my stomach over. I felt so bad for her.
Another would be in Hostel when Paxton had to cut Kana’s damaged eye off. I can never bring myself to look at the screen while he’s using the surgical scissors to sever the optical nerve. Urgh.
Laughs in Bone Tomahawk
I was stunned when i watch that scene from The Happiness, they don't have to that far but based on the book, any kind of violence is possible
A Spoiler warning would have been nice. The way I jumped to pause the video when I read Evil Dead Rise on the screen. That movie JUST came out.
I still don't understand "The Tortured"......
How can you not know the face of your son's murderer??
I mean the couple were in court with the killer.
So how could they not burn every part of his features into their minds??
I mean.... Seriously, I still don't get it.
wolf creek is a super gory and has amazing plot twists
You seen The Loved Ones?
Gerald's Game is exactly why I will *never* do anything with handcuffs. My worst fear is the other person becoming incapacitated in some way leaving me stranded and helpless.
That's why you use the safety cuffs. The kind with the trigger that unlocks them encase you lose the key. Had a pair myself once.
I'm fairly sure the premise of Megan Fox's latest or last movie is that she spends the entire movie handcuffed to her dead husband who confronts her about her cheating on him before handcuffing himself to her and shooting himself in the head.
Lol Geralds game I fainted 😂
That scene in Irreversible
I loved that scene, it showed me that a fire extinguisher isn't only used to extinguish fires. 😁
Misery is a hard to watch with the sledgehammer ,if it had gone completely off the book i wouldn't b able to watch at all
😬 what happened in the book?! That scene always messes me up
@@jeremyblackwater439 She chops one or both feet off with an axe. It's been so long since I read this both before and after misery was made into a film. The book hit me harder than the film as you couldn't recover from losing feet 🤔👍🐾💜
@@mychunkyjordi7585 yeah that sounds awful. And I agree books always hit harder. I guess because you read it and process it with your own imagination. Thanks for telling me…both feet huh 😔 🤢
@@jeremyblackwater439 not sure possibly just 1. I was 21 when I last read it and I'm now almost 47. If you Google it you can find out but check out the book. It's one of Kings best 👍
@@mychunkyjordi7585 ok will do. I’m 40 and a King fan as well. Thanks for the recommendation.
I zoned out to play sims and tuned back into a cat's corpse being in a box. It took 30 seconds of listening to go "oh, i've seen this film".
Modern day horror.
The tortured hit me hard without even watching it
I’m obviously a big horror fan but The Sadness had several moments that made me feel a bit sick, especially the eye scene…
Any of those baby scenes in A Serbian Film 🤮
I'd say the ending of that movie was one of the most bleak. You could also throw the entire Salo movie in there
I Saw The Devil. A MUST SEE!!! Honestly, it’s hard to watch, yet extremely satisfyingly good! From beginning to end!
I agree! What a great movie!
Second. Just a perfect represenation of pure evil. It's a source of inspiration for my "An American Psycho in Paris" in fact.
I watched this movie on your reccomendation and oh boy this movie was crazy from beginning to the end!!!Must See 4 sure.
@@rsturdy4045 wasn’t it amazing!? It keeps you on your toes until the very LAST second! I’m so glad you took my suggestion! I’m even more elated that you enjoyed the movie as much as I did. Most ppl I used to watch it with used to think I was crazy, they couldn’t stomach some of the scenes. Me, I thought it was a perfect story of love, endurance, and revenge all in one. Definitely a movie I was glad I took the chance to watch despite the subtitles 🤣🤣 it’s soooo good!
@@pawlpoche8736 yessss! It’s definitely in my top ten best movies of all time
I wouldn't call The Sadness scary, just very disturbing
The Hills Have Eyes. Even typing that I winced, I have never left a theater so quickly.
Although not really a horror movie, I still think one of the hardest things to watch is the hobbling scene in 'Misery'.
Says they talk about Eden Lake all the time...bruh, i'm surprised they didn't bring up the Descent somehow
My boyfriend is gore person, or a horror person at all really. He'll occasionally enjoy a supernatural or psychological horror, but isn't a fan of things that are gory or bloody. I was on a Chinese/Taiwanese horror kick thanks to Incantation, and talked him in to watching The Sadness. We got to that eyeball scene in The Sadness, and he noped right out. Never had someone quit a movie I put on that quickly and throughly before. He got up, was like dude wtf are you making me watch, turned it off, and my choosing the movie privileges were instantly gone for months.
Inside was a rough watch. I just wanted that lady to get a happy ending. Instead her baby was taken
scissors were used right?
They were used with efficiency
Martyrs was an intense viewing experience for sure. It’s a film I’ll definitely not watch again!
Smile gave me massive ick. As some one who’s had psychosis/ visual hallucinations her downward spiral, gave me so much anxiety. When you’re in that state you’re so convinced there is an actual monster coming for you, i think that’s why it messed me up so much
The Sadness is absolutely bonkers.
And yeah, the skull-fucking was indeed a little over the top.
Love them all ❤ uncomfortable movies are my favorite
I don’t know how many movies What Culture is responsible for me watching. It’s a huge number. Men is the most recent and I laughed so hard watching it. Dude had a whole human out of his back and sis was just like “you know what, whatever bro” lol
The scene that was really hard for me to watch was that gymnastics scene in Final Destination where the girl kept almost stepping on the nail.
Dogville, Dancer in the Dark, The lovely bones. Hard watch.
Kind of annoyed by how much Midsommar ends up on lists and at the top of them as well. And above the Sadness? You've got horrible things being put in an eye socket, brutal torture on a man for the wrong reasons, and slow de-gloving all on the same list. Yeah, the family part hurt, but it's not like that's anywhere near the first time that's been in a movie.
No scene from terrifier / terrifier 2?
Was expecting terrifier 2 for sure
Best Video, from this channel, to date.
Oh man I definitely thought the tongue-rip from “Speak No Evil” was way worse than the ending! That was rough. Good call on “Gerald’s Game” though- that was horrifying! I felt like I went through “Eden Lake” with the protagonist- awesome film. “Men” was one of my favorite films from last year, even with that bonkers ending. I felt like “The Sadness” had some really great moments- the train massacre being the best in my opinion- but yeah, the eyeball thing was really pushing the boundaries, and I’m not sure if it was in a good way. I felt like they had established him as a horrific villain, and maybe they didn’t need that scene, but it definitely was memorable and keeps people talking about the movie, so maybe they made the right choice. The “Midsommar” family death scene was upsetting because my sister is my absolute best friend, and I liked the creativity, but I will say it was a bit confusing at first. It’s hard to land a gut punch of a scene for me if I’m trying to figure out what exactly is going on.
I haven’t watched the first video list yet, so this may be already on there, but I would definitely nominate Allie’s death in “Terrifier 2.”
Great list. The end of Hunter Hunter would fit on this list. I didn’t see it coming.
The hardest part of Evil Dead Rise to watch, was when that little girl said " You're gonna be a good mom... because you know how to lie to children". Tore me up like that cheese grater.
'Soft and Quiet' and 'Speak No Evil' are literally the most disturbing movies of 2022!
Speak No Evil was really hard to watch especially the ending which left me in total shock
One of the spots id give it whould be "Vile" was extremely hard to watch due to the movie focusing on giving other people pain
Waiting for the day a top 10 in this channel it’s just about horror movies that haven’t been shown in the channel before. I’ll probably died before that ever happens lol
Lol! I understand if they don't always try to reach for the most indie, underground horror people haven't watched for every video because they want to highlight a lot of the horror people may be watching, or have watched, or have an interest in watching, etc. All the same, I think I'd just settle for one without Midsommnar being brought up ad nauseam. To quote Peter Griffin, "It insists upon itself." I watched it, I was very meh where it was concerned, and it's that one horror movie you hear people rave about being "horror elevated to art" like some people unironically claim Rick & Morty is "comedy only for smart people, har, har, har!" to the point that the only thing it succeeded in elevating for me is my opinion, which went from general indifference to exasperation and an eye roll every time I hear it mentioned. Even as far as the "genius of horror taking place in the daytime" trope, I wouldn't rank it above some other films that I feel did it better and captured a more haunting and disturbing mood. But hey, at least this time they held off until the second video of this kind to mention it. XD So maybe it's losing its luster a bit for the channel.
I'm sorry but did you forget to say the depressing ending to Eden Lake (which is why it was in this list to begin with I assume)?
That kid deserves an Oscar in Smile
Wow Eden Lake and Dagon to of my favs right next to each other.
I was far more impressed with Smile than I thought I would be.
I am surprised you didn't include any scene in Guinea Pig saga
Just saw Evil Dead Rise and I truly wonder what all the hype was about involving the cheese grater scene, I scraped my knee worse than that as a kid. It was an OK horror flick but for me not worth the hype surrounding it.
It would take a massive amount of time and a house with no ventilation to kill everyone with exhaust. Obviously the one with the tube would work quickly though.
You wanna se a horrendous defacing? Salvage (2006) has a terrible version of this in the best possible way. It fits the story so well.
The Sadness is just Crossed.
Eden Lake is a documentary in some parts of the UK.
there was never a movie I couldn't finish until "the eye". Got to the scene where the lady is in the wheelchair, iykyk. Then I immediately turn it off. I still think about that :(
One of the most squeamish moments I remember was from one of the Reanimator movies, when an old reanimated headless guy is leaned over a naked girl and licks her. Ugh….so nasty
After watching The Sadness i don't think anything surprises me now.
Children of the corn 3 dinner scene 😮😮
Everyone talks about the opening scene of Midsomar but no one mentions the s3x scene orgy because THAT was so uncomfortable to watch
I liked Speak No Evil but hated the end. The couple did NOTHING to defend themselves or their daughter.
What I found out was how those people are. That was a commentary on them. Their polite they never usually raise their voice and are not good with confrontation. Or at the restaurant PDA. The whole movie besides the horror was about was how different the couple was to the killer couple that's what made them the perfect victims. I think that was a big part of the movie.
I still have a tough time with the Heather Matarazzo/Bathory lady scene from Hostel 2. Especially when she cries out for her mom =/
i have never seen a Serbian Film in its entirety and i never want to. i cant, i think thats about the only horror mobie (to all my knowledge of current horror movies) that i NEVER, EVER want to see the entirety of. ever. even an informational video on the contents of said movie was so hard to stomach.
Me too. I seen various reviews and have zero interest in ever seeing the film.
I enjoyed the sadness, mostly because I read "Crossed" which it was based on and that was way more messed up
Check out an old Japanese film, Hara Kiri (1965?). Some poor schmuck is made to commit hara kiri with a bamboo sword. The scene goes on and on and on.
There's a Hara Kiri from 2012 that does that. Also a Hara Kiri from 1962, but I haven't seen it.
Evil dead rise did disappoint especially with the cgi. The movie never felt like it knew what it wanted if it wanted to be dark comedy or be serious.
Idk if you've seen The Evil Dead franchise and/or tv series, but that's exactly what those movies had and why we loved them. It certainty isn't a movie that everyone can like it
@Enxhio Kotoni yeah I have seen them and guess what the evil dead raimi movies are dark humor first then horror okay they know exactly what they are the same for the fede version he picked horror over humor. The movie never once knew what it wanted to be
@@AkaManah45 I haven't watched this one yet so I'll take your word for it, your first description was exactly how my friend described the old ones to me, but I love them
the only movies in this list that i haven't seen are Dagon and the tortured, and i can safely say no scene here that i know tops the eye scene in the sadness. i kept on repeating "no no no no no" when i figured out what he wanted to do.
Homeboy just spoiled evil dead ,yet was begging everyone not to spoil Spiderman ,raimi would be more disappointed in you then I am dude
a stones throw the type of shit my mum would've got us into with her holiday friendships lol
The body horror gets me more everytime than the dark psychological fucked scenes.
Midsommar opening was indeed dark but never stuck with me. Wearing the one assholes face stuck with me more
"I know we talk about Eden Lake a lot"
Are you sure you aren't thinking of The Descent?
The world right now needs more movies like The Sadness
I thought the scalp scene was worse than the grate. They could done more with the cheese grater.