You Hate Movies Most Disturbing Movies
Oct 29, 2025
The hosts dive into their top five most disturbing films, tackling everything from psychological horror to real-world atrocities. They explore the chilling impact of 'The Exorcist' and the unsettling atmosphere in 'Under the Skin.' Topics include the gut-wrenching portrayal of addiction in 'Requiem for a Dream' and the harrowing truths presented in 'Nitram.' Discussions also cover the stark realism of 'Speak No Evil' and the extreme intensity of 'Martyrs,' culminating in a captivating reflection on what truly disturbs us in cinema.
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Disturbance Needs Immediate Shock And Stickiness
- Disturbance combines immediate shock with long-term stickiness that returns to you days later.
- Patrick Porter uses blood-chill in-the-moment and lingering replay in your mind as core criteria.
First Cold Shock From The Exorcist
- Josh recounts seeing The Exorcist as a teenager and feeling truly cold and scared by its vulgar, sexualized possession moments.
- The film's child-focused depravity lingered and stayed with him long after viewing.
Beach Scene Anxiety From Under The Skin
- Tyler describes Under the Skin's persistent unease, especially the beach scene that made him need to research production details.
- He texted colleagues to confirm the baby's safety because the scene left him worried about real people involved.