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12 Disturbing Horror Movies You Will Never Re-watch

12 Horror Movies So Disturbing, Once is Plenty! These films cross the line with controversial plots and nightmarish scenes. Not for family night.

People really enjoy getting scared, as the enduring popularity of horror movies proves. They're all about giving you unexpected frights, spooky vibes, creepy monsters, and supernatural stuff. But not all horror movies are meant to be a fun ride; some are seriously scary and disturbing. Even die-hard horror fans might find these movies hard to watch.

These films can be disturbing because of their intense violence, lots of blood and gore, controversial themes, or really unsettling images. The scariest ones might make you wonder what the heck the filmmakers were thinking, and you probably won't want to watch them again anytime soon. These super disturbing horror movies are known for their controversial stories and seriously nightmare-inducing scenes. They often spark heated discussions among fans and critics. So, no, they're definitely not your typical feel-good family films.

1. Host (2020)

In 2020, director Rob Savage used Zoom's popularity during the pandemic to create a scary movie called "Host." It was made on a small budget but still managed to be really terrifying. The whole film is shot using webcams, and it's about a group of friends doing an online séance that goes very wrong, bringing a demon into their homes. Savage uses clever tricks to make some seriously scary moments in a movie that's less than an hour long. After watching this, your Zoom meetings will feel a lot spookier.

2. Sinister (2012)

"Sinister" is a seriously scary modern horror movie. Ethan Hawke plays a writer who moves his family into a house where terrible murders happened. He finds creepy Super-8 tapes with murders on them, and there's a freaky demon face that haunts these tapes. It'll give you nightmares!

3. The Witch (2015)

"The Witch," starring Anya Taylor-Joy, is a spooky story set in 17th-century New England. It's about a Puritan family whose baby disappears. They start accusing each other of doing witchcraft. The movie is really dark and creepy, and it uses religious stuff to make it even scarier. It's not a feel-good movie at all. It's like a really scary and evil kind of film.

4. Hereditary (2018)

Ari Aster, a new and impactful horror director, made his mark with "Hereditary." It's about a grieving family dealing with creepy family secrets after their mom dies, thanks to some spooky stuff. This movie from A24 is super scary, full of weird and shocking stuff. Toni Collette's acting is really creepy, especially in a disturbing scene with a nut allergy. It's dark and heavy, not for the faint of heart.

5. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Many people say that modern horror movies are usually scarier, but that's not true for the 1974 film "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre." In this movie, Leatherface and his cannibal family hunt down some hitchhikers, and it gets really gruesome. It was banned in some countries when it first came out because it's so scary and gory. Even today, it's considered one of the scariest movies ever. It's pretty gross and very impressive for its time, but definitely not for people who can't handle intense stuff.

6. Goodnight Mommy (2014)

Goodnight Mommy is a super creepy movie that'll give you the heebie-jeebies. It's about these twin brothers who think their mom isn't really their mom after she gets a face makeover. It's slow but eerie. Be warned, there are some seriously disturbing scenes, and the scary part is that kids are doing the torturing. It goes to some really dark and shocking places.

7. The Innocents (2021)

If you've watched Nordic films, you know they excel in creating spooky atmospheres for really scary movies. In "The Innocents," they take creepy kids doing cruel things to a whole new level. It's unsettling because it's kids being violent, even towards animals. Watch with caution.

8. Mother! (2017)

Mother! is a movie directed by Darren Aronofsky that many people either love or hate. Jennifer Lawrence plays the main character, who lives with her husband in a big old house. When unexpected guests show up, things get really crazy and scary.

The movie is weird all the way through. It uses symbols, weird sounds, and shaky camera shots to tell its strange story. Things get more and more intense, and it ends in a really shocking way that will leave you feeling disturbed and never wanting to watch it again.

9. Speak No Evil (2022)

"Speak No Evil" was one seriously shocking and disturbing movie in 2022, no exaggeration. It's about a Danish family visiting their Dutch holiday friends, and their hospitality takes a seriously creepy turn. The movie starts off weird and keeps getting worse until it reaches a brutal, unbelievable climax. It's all about how dangerous it can be to just go along with things, and it's seriously unsettling with no comforting moments.

10. Noroi: The Curse (2005)

"Noroi: The Curse" is a spooky Japanese movie about a guy named Masafumi who studies weird, scary stuff. He makes a documentary about his scariest case. As he investigates, he meets creepy people and scary things. The movie looks like a documentary and is scarier than "The Blair Witch Project." You don't see the super scary creatures, but it's still really frightening because of the eerie mood, strange characters, and surprising moments. You probably won't want to watch it again!

11. Antichrist (2009)

"Antichrist" by director Lars von Trier is a super intense horror movie about a couple who go to a remote cabin in the woods after their child dies. But things get really crazy, with lots of violent and sexual stuff, all mixed up with their sadness. People either love it or think it's mean to women. If you're new to von Trier's films, be cautious.

12. Ichi the Killer (2001)

"Ichi the Killer" is a crazy Japanese movie directed by Takashi Miike. It's about yakuza gangsters trying to find their boss who stole a lot of money. They meet a very violent guy named Kakihara and a weird martial artist named Ichi. This movie is famous for being super gory and messed up. If you watch it once, you probably won't want to watch it again.

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6 Most Underrated Al Pacino Movies

Al Pacino made awesome movies, but some really good ones didn't get enough attention. Here are the 7 underrated gems of Pacino that deserve more love.

From classic movies like The Godfather, Heat, to The Irishman, Al Pacino has been a big deal in the movie world for a long time. He's been in some of the best movies ever, and fans really love him.

But because he's been in so many movies, there are some that didn't get much attention or didn't get praised by critics, even though they're actually pretty good. So, here are some Al Pacino movies that not many people talk about, but you should definitely watch.

1. Donnie Brasko

Even though critics liked it when it came out, not many people talk about the movie "Donnie Brasco" these days. It's about a guy named Donnie who works secretly for the FBI and hangs out with a mafia hitman named Lefty, played by Al Pacino. As time goes on, Donnie becomes really good friends with Lefty, but he has to decide whether to tell on him to the FBI or go against them.

The movie is well-written, well-directed, and Al Pacino does an amazing job playing Lefty. Some folks say it's one of Al Pacino's best but doesn't get enough credit.

2. The Devil's Advocate

"The Devil's Advocate" is a movie where Keanu Reeves plays a lawyer named Kevin Lomax who joins a famous law firm in New York, led by Al Pacino's character, John Milton. The story gets pretty dark and confusing, but overall, it's a well-written movie with great acting. It also teaches us a lesson about how chasing money can make people forget about doing what's right. Even though it has some supernatural stuff, a lot of it is about real-life problems like greed, desire, jealousy, and anger.

3. Insomnia

Insomnia, a movie directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Al Pacino, is often overlooked but deserves more attention. It's about a detective named Will Dormer (played by Al Pacino) who goes to a small town in Alaska to solve the murder of a 17-year-old girl. As he investigates, he starts facing his own inner struggles and has to juggle both the case and his declining mental health. Insomnia is a lesser-known film by Nolan and is a must-see for fans of Al Pacino.

4. The Insider

The Insider is a gripping psychological drama that fans of this genre will really enjoy. Despite getting positive reviews from critics, the movie didn't become a big hit in theaters. It stars Russell Crowe and Al Pacino, who give outstanding performances that make it a must-watch.

The story of The Insider revolves around Jeff Wigand, a former employee of a big tobacco company, who turns to Lowell Bergman, a CBS journalist, to expose the shady practices of the tobacco industry. What follows is a nail-biting and intense series of events, with Wigand facing threats and warnings from the tobacco company. All in all, The Insider is a very well-crafted movie, featuring a standout performance by Al Pacino.

5. Panic In Needle Park

"Panic in Needle Park" is a movie about a guy named Bobby (played by Al Pacino) who's addicted to heroin and lives in an area full of other addicts. One day, he meets Helen, a homeless girl from the same area, and they fall in love.

Unfortunately, Bobby introduces Helen to heroin, and their love story takes a dark turn. They start doing bad things like stealing to get money for drugs. It's a really sad and tough movie to watch, but it's also a great film. Plus, it's the first movie where Al Pacino played the main character.

6. Dog Day Afternoon

Dog Day Afternoon is a really intense movie starring Al Pacino. In the film, Al Pacino's character, Sonny, and his two partners try to rob a bank in Brooklyn. But things go south fast when Sonny gets a call from the police, telling him the bank is surrounded. So, the bank robbery turns into a situation where they're holding people hostage, and Sonny is trying his best to figure out how to get out of there.

Even though the basic idea is simple, the story takes unexpected twists and turns. The movie is well-written, and Al Pacino and the rest of the cast give fantastic performances.

Go ahead and watch these if you haven't and let me know in the comments how you find them!