Another channel recommendation for disturbing movie reviews for those curious but not curious enough to watch the actual film ( I’m one of those ) is Couple of Creeps. They’re a small channel but they’re great and they review some of the deeper iceberg movies.

Also, Spooky Rice. Very helpful to me.

also love love zzzavid !

Yesss love these MistaGG and Spookyrice shout outs!

I ADORE Mista GG. I have an intense, reckless curiosity I have to control and Mista GG’s channels have allowed me to feed my curiosity about movies I probably shouldn’t watch on my own.

It does not harm the horror community for individuals to have boundaries. I personally won’t watch pregnancy horror, but there’s thousands of people out there who will, so those movies will still be made. It’s not bad to have preferences lol

Yep. I don’t like classic slashers and get hate on all the time. I didn’t grow up watching horror so now, especially since saw was my first horror experience and now own and frequently watch the terrifier movies, i just get bored and the plot is so practical

I don't have boundaries when it comes to horror movies. If other people do, that's their business. I have certain friends I watch the crazy stuff with. Some I don't. There isn't a horror movie I won't watch and I've seen some of the craziest shit ever. But how it's presented is what makes the difference. I find movies like Schindler's List and especially Come and See (1985) far more disturbing.

So much this. I had to leave the Horror fan subreddit because I was getting harassed and attacked so often just for saying that stuff like Hostel isn't really my bag and that I watch horror movies for fun (not the bragging rights that come with having sat though something I personally find gross). It's pretty sad to see that this is what the horror fan community has degenerated into. It used to be a fertile ground for filmmakers and audiences to enjoy and experiment with new filmmaking techniques, plot devices, or cinematography styles. Now it seems like it's been taken over by the same asshole fanboys that gatekeep too many other genres. Ugh. As you said, having boundaries and protecting your mental well-being is VERY important and applies to what media we consume as much as anything else we take in.

@@ferox965 How nice for you. But having boundaries in the media we consume is actually healthy. It kind of says something though when it requires ever more increasingly graphic doses of gore to satisfy that urge. I'd venture to say that if things like Shindler's List are too disturbing for you, you might want to reasses your media consumption habits. Shindler's List is based on real events of tremendous consequence for all human beings and is far and away more critical viewing than Terrifier 3.

Me encantaría ver la película en el cine pero vivo en san martin, Buenos Aires, y no hay cine cerca. Lo más cerca es en capital. Un garrón.

tremenda pero es buenisima, si no me equivoco está en stremio

I can see both sides on When Evil Lurks. On one hand, I actually watched the movie and I thought it was very well made. It is an extremely graphic examination of how evil evil can be. Nothing is safe from it. On the other hand, since it is so brutal and uncompromising in its vision, I can easily understand why there are people who wouldn’t want to see it. It’s not a film for everyone.

Argentinians really love horror! That's why there are many old germans there

I won't watch a movie that has a dogs in it, because they alway die.

wow but humans fine. Dogpill is indeed brutal@@cmacdhon

Yeah same here, I look up trigger warnings for horror movies, if it has SA or sexual violence I pass

same here! i refuse to watch movies in which children and dogs are killed, ESPECIALLY if in gorey fashion.

Yeah nobody has to watch anything, as long as we're having fun with what we watch it's all that matters. Though personally I do really enjoy watching as many different films as I can, not to prove any childish horror fan validation thing. But just because I genuinely enjoy watching loads of stuff.

sorry you aren't a TRUE horror fan if you are too scared to watch certain movies "oh no racial language" smh

@@MikeG82I get where you’re coming from, Horror is about testing the limits after all. But I mean, if you have certain traumas associated with specific situations (SA, suicide, etc) then I mean, why put yourself through that.

@@tristensingh7830 And here I thought watching horror movies was about having fun. If you enjoy testing your limits, then great (I do, too), but not everyone does, and no one is "not a 'true' horror fan" just because they want to watch movies they know they'll enjoy, and avoid movies there pretty sure they won't.

@MikeG82 it’s not about being too scared. Not all horror sub-genre’s are for everyone. For example I find exorcism movies kinda boring and I never jumped on the Terrifier train 🤷🏻‍♀️. If something doesn’t interest you it’s ok not to watch it

the fact that the horror starts right away (in every movie i see you have to watch at least 30 min to get SOMETHING) and everything has a meaning, it's really really good as a movie in general, not just horror. i'm argentinian and i'm very proud of this movie, also it represents us sooo well (i don't know how they manage to translate it lol) ❤

I loved it and hated the main character. But the most horrific movies are foreign.

she is missing out big time.

It ain't THAT great wow havent see much horror I assume? Way better slow burns and all else you mentioned out there.

@@torillanos9837damn EVERY horror movie starts 30min in? Again you haven't watched much to claim that....

When Evil Lurks is a lot closer to the Evil Dead 2013 and The Sadness ( minus the ...ya know..) than it would be Hereditary.

Yes. Just more infuriating

Yeah but Terrifier is like the saturday morning cartoons of horror. Its so like not scary at all and the kid violence is all like super fake. I dont know seems dumb if you actually watch it.

@@Digglerism to you

I watched the first one and have been so afraid to watch the second one 😅 and I saw the first one back when it first released. the gore is just so over the top and definitely too much for me but I wanna try watching the second one at some point!

Yea it's totally super valid

Same and a mom of 3 I concur

dude yeah i remember blind watching this and literally started crying bc it was so gnarly. didn’t think it was particularly amazing either

As in the Taiwanese horror film? Then be aware of the Crossed comic series because that film was loosely based off that comic

Yeah that movie is specifically for horror fans that love gore and wish that more movies had more gore.

@@nrgbunni. i love gore it was the sexual aspects i couldn’t handle

@@gracex3217exactly. All the gore was fine… The eye scene though.. made me sick

I also liked the Terrifier movies. The extremity of how gory they are feels so ridiculous and over the top to me that it makes it entertaining. Hardly remember the lore and storyline, though. I remember being confused about it by the end of Terrifier 2. I was just along for the ride. I get that it’s not for everyone and nobody *has* to watch them. Nobody has to watch anything they don’t want to. Also I’m loving your american mary pfp 😎

I’m interested in the character of Art the Clown, but not at all in seeing the films. Like I’ll go as far as watching the (censored) Terrifier Kill Counts but I’ll never watch the actual films. Weirdly I feel like I’d be fine with all the Terrifier scenes if they were books. I know the gore is the selling point but I just can’t watch some of those scenes.

@@bunchoflemons that's fair, honestly the only reason I do watch the Terrifier movies is for Art, I'm not usually one for intense amounts of gore in horror films but I just love Art as a character.

Horror fans having a moral compass on what is acceptable and what isn’t in horror movies is always a weird take. As long as actors aren’t being abused on set I don’t see the difference between any kind of kills in a movie. Like how is an animal death worse or better than a human dead, same with children. Everyone can have their limits but anyone being killed should be a bad thing unless it’s in self defense.

Terrifier fans will watch women being brutally tortured and mutilated which is very weird because the men always get quick kills in comparison to the women, but a kid is where the line is drawn.

also i personally dont think cabin in the woods is a horror comedy, i think its s horror movie with comedic relief lol esp in comparison to freaky and happy death day

I would say a quiet place is a better example because it happens off screen and you Don’t see anything, it’s just heavily implied and leads the plot from there.

@@ml8452 what a boring take. That scene was barely impactful imo - lets not put movies in boxes.

@@kbucket okay? Your opinion, I stand by mine. No need to be rude.

I rewatched that like 3 times, i rly enjoyed it & the 2nd one too

I hate movies of these premise. It's just unnecessary

The Nightingale is basically a PG 13 I Spit on Your Grave remake but it's set in colonial Australia. Her revenge gets sidelined so they can talk about the racism the Irish and Aborigione experienced. The ISoUG remake does have an interesting sequel that explores her character after she move back to civilization but despite her revenge she cant escape what happened to her so it expands on her trauma without having to sit through THAT scene again.

Yeah I used to be able to watch most disturbing things when I was younger and then I watched something really messed up and had a panic attack, and these days I'm a lot more sensitive and more selective about what I'll watch, I still like to watch horror movies sometimes though

I accidentally watched a clip of an indie movie (can't remember the title) where a woman was SA-ed and then shot in the head (twice!) and I felt so nauseous that I turned it off immediately. I just couldn't do it. The promotional pictures and trailers of Terrifier also just turned me off from the movies so I just never bothered watching it, I have a feeling I can't stomach those either. But I do love psychological horror/thrillers and folk horror.

Loved it! I’m not Argentinian but as a Latina I kinda felt proud of the awesome job they did. It is now one of my faves and I’m looking forward to seeing more Argentinian horror

@@mabetgc i suggest “Aterrados” it’s the previous movie of this same director 😊

Definitely! Next one on my list 👌🏼

I think postpartum hormones just change everything 🥲

Had the exact same experience with Soft and Quiet.

Seconding this, along with 'The Nightingale', that kind of horror where the only outcome is inflicted trauma through absolute battery just doesn't do it for me. I didn't learn anything new or different about the way humans can be irredeemably awful with no consequences. Wasted time, wasted energy.

Soft and Quiet was dumb. It's like that old movie I Hate Your Guts, except the filmmakers weren't in on the joke and employed no ironic distance whatsoever.

I watched a movie called “Bad Meat” has James Franco in it also. The movie was wild most people wouldn’t like it but I actually found myself intrigued by it. Idk if anyone has seen it though. I always enjoy b rated horror movies there either so stupid you laugh or there out of the box of what Hollywood would produce.

YUPPPP THANK YOU!! i wasn’t a fan of the second, it just wasn’t good, there was no reason to watch it besides shock horror.

Some of us love gore. I hâte classic slashers because the deaths are so boring. Saw is my favorite series and anything gory and bloody has my attention. I find it fascinating how good the effects are and I’m veryyyy desensitized from my own trauma and nothing scares me anytmore, but extreme gore gives me sinethibg

I don’t mean to criticize but I find it very fascinating that people enjoy slashers that don’t actually show anything but are bothered by slashers that include actual slashing lol. Maybe the difference is that your brain doesn’t automatically fill in the visual of what the scene must logically include, so for you there’s just…a mental void where the gore hypothetically would be? For me, that would be like watching a nature documentary on birds that never actually shows any birds on screen. If you’re gonna make a slasher, slash! But I’m a fan of practical effects in general so maybe that’s it.

@@youtubename7819 i completely get what you’re saying!! i am a practical effects junkie myself, i love watching them and seeing the work behind them and how cool it is, its a profession ive dreamed of working in. however i just find terrifier 2 to be a poor use of it, the effects were fantastic and looked disgusting in a good way, but it was backed by the absolute worst story possible for this character. art is genuinley so scary, he has no rhyme or reason to his attacks, he just sees you and you’re instantly a target. the story could’ve been so much better, but it’s just a loose story tied loosely together by extreme gore, which is so disappointing. the saw franchise is a good example, it has a very long, intricate and sometimes dumb convoluted story that always leaves you wanting more, and the first terrifier seems like it could’ve lead into that, but then they just made the absolute most bland story to ever go with it. while i was amazed by the gore, this movie would’ve been more impactful with a good story

@@int3rn3tg1rl7 yeah I didn’t like the plot of terrifier 2. It’s dumb how he’s obviously her dad or whatever and the way they tried to foil her against the terrifier is dumb. It would be better if it was just like the first one - nothin but slash. So I thought the practical effects were good and were the only thing that made the movie enjoyable. There’s also something so silly and enjoyable about how the pandemic happened when they were filming the “bleach” kill and so they just…kept making that one longer and worse and worse cus they couldn’t get more people on set lol. Like I gotta appreciate how their limitations led them to push the practical effects to their farthest limit and create something not even I was expecting lol.

and is phenomenal 😭

If you liked JAWS, then you voided your own rule.

I see your point, but "Bruce" was the killer, not the victim. And, as an apex predator, he wasn't helpless. It's a big difference for me, if the story had people avoiding a predatory animal vs. humans torturing or killing a captive animal.

people who do or have watched movies with those things in it aren't inherently depraved though - you're not some morally upstanding individual for having movie preferences.

Yeah, each person has different boundaries and it's okay to set them in different places.

Me too lmfao like why was this movie even made. I’ve watched messed up movies but this one feels like a pointless watch

@@missebonie7169 The point was to show how hate and group think can go from "harmless" meetings, jokes, etc to escalation of full on violence. The one take style illustrates the growing tension perfectly. It's a depiction of people who are seemingly "normal" towns people... business owners, teachers, soccer moms, etc. That's what makes it even more disturbing because it's reality. The scene where the teacher casually brags to the group about sabotaging her black student... That's real racism hiding in plain site.

Yup. It's a fantastic, important movie due to the setting and subject matter, but I don't recommend it to anyone who isn't in a good place mentally. It's a LOT. I don't blame you for skipping through it

​@@sVieira151 Nightingale is one of my favourites, but I also will not recommend it to people unless they're in a very healthy mental space and/or have not dealt with the themes in the film.

Completely agree! The only part I think she'd not want to see is the part with the dog and the child. But it wasn't as bad as I initially thought it was going to be. It didn't go the route I had expected. & the movie was a great movie.

The dog and child scene could be really hard on her being not even a year postpartum. My child is 3 and I still have trouble watching violence towards children in movies (which wasn’t as much of a problem before I had one).

There’s a few scenes and I feel in general the way kids are portrayed is a little heavier/darker than most movies even if it’s not kids getting harmed

I’d definitely disagree. THAT scene would cross a boundary for Sarah I think, it wasn’t ok for me as someone who would love to be a mother. I don’t usually get triggered by that kind of content either, but I felt totally separate from myself when that scene happened.

I think just skipping that scene would work

Such a powerful movie, great you remembered and recommended! :) I would include Dogville also, unique!

This is one of my all time favourite movies . What a heartbreaking movie

it’s tame AF. not enough graphic scene

Yess I was confused by that too. Everyone has their limits but I would not consider Titane an extreme movie at all. If she's thinking it's anywhere as graphic as the director's other movie, Raw, it's not at all.

Agreed so disturbing the smiling made it worse

That movie was so over the top with the gore and violence its become goofy.

I hate zombie movies so I stayed away from it. Is it really good?

@@cyberspace7208 I don’t like zombie movies that much either but I did like this one even though it was so disturbing just be prepared that there is so much gore like as soon as the movie starts and then almost nonstop for the rest of the movie but I did find the plot interesting still

She has a 10 movies w no gore video!!

i think this, too.

Or at most it will be implied rather than explicitly seen

Agreed. I recommend it only to people who are mentally in a good place and feel capable of handling such heavy topics. I think the film is harrowing yet truly beautiful. It's an important film, but it's not for everyone.

I love both terrifier snd when evil lurks and I agree. When evil lurks is shocking and, at times, gruesome but it is not extremely gory and disgusting. But maybe I’m just desensitized to gore given i didn’t even look away once during terrifier 2 haha! But I do agree horror can be very gâté keepy. Tbh I don’t like classic slashers. I find them boring, predictable, and just never got into them

to me, it's an excellent movie in general, not just horror. but i'm argentinian so maybe i'm not being bias hahaha

@@_SunscreenQueen_ I grew up in the 80's, so i kinda love the genre. Check out "Just before Dawn," and "The Burning." Those are some decent slashers, though both films are quite different in their approach. I really loved the original Terrifier more than the sequel, because the sequel alluded to a back story involving the girl's Dad and some Sci Fi elements, that struck me as odd. I liked the idea of Art, in his raw form, just stalking the streets because he was some lunatic. I hope the story doesn't evolve into some, "I am your father...and i was murdered by a clown, who later possessed me...."

I saw the uncut/unrated version and my god..never again

Thank you for this comment!! Im one of those weird people where child deaths dont particularly bother me, though idk how id feel if it were super graphic as most child deaths in horror are still off screen or not that bad, but animal cruelty.. i HATE being bombarded with it in horror movies, whether it looks real or not, and dont even get me started on the sounds, i immediately have to cover my ears. I probably wouldve watched this movie if your comment hadnt also mentioned the animal violence.

@@cloudeia6894 you can easily skip the scene as its thankfully very short. its not extremely violent but just sadistic and realistic. the website does the dog die should have a lot of details about it as well! they r an extremely useful tool for watching any piece of media but especially darker/horror ones

Love that thought, bexxycat - ' You don't have to torture yourself to prove you're a horror fan.'

It’s boring asf

it is an amazing movie but i mean i can totally see why sarah wouldn’t be interested in watching it. i am a child free lady and it still had me gripping my ovaries like AAAAAA

This was a scene my husband and I were really affected by. We normally don't have issues with disturbing scenes but this one hit us.

Yes, same! I was shocked that they went that far, and although the scenario was unlikely (demons feeding off pain) it made me think of all the kids out there who are abused by parents/carers and it was just not enjoyable to watch.

They showed 2 kids dying in all Hallows eve

@@aaq1655 The actual killing was off screen/not shown though. Which is why I said it could happen off screen or not at all.

So, i think the child does die cuz if im correct the teaser shows at the end art eating i think cookies wearing a santa suit and hat but theirs blood on the walls thats written with his name in it and its quiet so i think he does

@@toddlacroix8992that doesn’t confirm he kills the kid. it could be the parents blood. and if he did, it still doesn’t confirm that there’s a gory scene of him killing the kid. just a lot of speculation right now.

I agree with this so hard. Soft and Quiet is so fucked up. It's one of the more upsetting movies I've seen. The Sadness for obvious reasons too.

After watching Soft and Quiet, I found it incredibly important and poignant and brilliant while simultaneously being almost unwatchable. It made me sick. Caveat that I’m a sucker for movies that are shot entirely in one take.

The Sadness was surprisingly limited in my opinion. It didn’t show absolutely everything and I liked that. It showed enough* is what I think. It didn’t cross every single boundary and I appreciated that. And it was fast-paced. Soft & Quiet is a masterpiece.

Yeh Sadness was great

Omg the AIDS crises was a horrible time and I lived in NYC in the 80s so I know first hand...but American Horror Story NYC was just a great big self indulgent mess that seemed to believe that it's subject matter granted it a free pass to make one of the darkest periods in recent history as boring as possible. I kept hoping it was going to be a progressive re-imagining of "Cruising" as a sort of French New Extremity Grand Guignol version of Diary of the Plague Year....and omg if they could have gotten Dennis Cooper to write the screenplay. Not even close.