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Top 20 Most Perfect Movies (1920s–Present) for Getbiggers
1. Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975)
Why it's here: The ultimate shock film. Pasolini’s adaptation of the Marquis de Sade’s novel is widely regarded as one of the most disturbing and controversial films of all time. Graphic violence, sexual abuse, and dehumanization make it not just disturbing but existentially horrifying.
2. Men Behind the Sun (1988)
Why it's here: This film is based on the real-life atrocities of Unit 731, the Japanese biological warfare unit during WWII. It’s notorious for its brutal depictions of human experimentation and graphic violence, some of which involved real animal cruelty.
3. The Human Centipede (First Sequence) (2009)
Why it's here: A film known for its disturbing concept: a sadistic doctor surgically joins three people together to form a "human centipede." Its combination of grotesque body horror and shock value makes it one of the most repulsive films ever made.
4. Cannibal Holocaust (1980)
Why it's here: A notorious film for its graphic violence, cannibalism, and animal cruelty. The found footage format gives it a brutal realism that adds to the discomfort.
5. Hereditary (2018)
Why it's here: This modern horror film is terrifying on multiple levels. It combines psychological horror, family trauma, and a slow-burn supernatural element. The shocking moments and devastating emotional impact make it deeply unsettling.
6. Audition (1999)
Why it's here: Takashi Miike’s horror film starts innocently enough but quickly escalates into a psychological and physical nightmare. The brutal violence and the slow buildup to it make it truly horrific.
7. The Exorcist (1973)
Why it's here: A classic of supernatural horror, The Exorcist blends psychological terror with physical horror in a way that still chills audiences today. The imagery, particularly of the possessed Regan, remains haunting.
8. Martyrs (2008)
Why it's here: This French horror film is known for its brutality, torture, and the exploration of human suffering. It delves deep into psychological and physical horror with a narrative that leaves the viewer questioning everything.
9. Requiem for a Dream (2000)
Why it's here: While not traditionally considered a "horror" film, its emotional brutality and unflinching depiction of addiction make it one of the most disturbing films ever. The sheer psychological horror of watching the characters descend into madness is unparalleled.
10. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
Why it's here: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre redefined horror with its gritty realism, terrifying family of cannibals, and relentless atmosphere of dread. Leatherface’s chainsaw-wielding terror remains iconic.
11. The Shining (1980)
Why it's here: Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of Stephen King's novel is a masterpiece of psychological horror, exploring isolation and madness. The sheer unpredictability and the intense atmosphere make it one of the most terrifying films ever.
12. Antichrist (2009)
Why it's here: Lars von Trier’s film mixes psychological horror with explicit body horror, dealing with grief, guilt, and the dark side of human nature. Its shocking imagery and themes of violence and sexual trauma are deeply unsettling.
13. The Descent (2005)
Why it's here: A claustrophobic nightmare, The Descent taps into fears of isolation, darkness, and unknown creatures. It’s a gut-wrenching experience, especially as the characters struggle for survival in a cave system filled with monstrous beings.
14. The Babadook (2014)
Why it's here: A psychological horror that mixes grief with supernatural terror. The slow-building tension and the haunting presence of the Babadook make it dreadfully scary and profoundly unsettling.
15. It (2017)
Why it's here: Stephen King’s novel adaptation is creepy and terrifying, especially in its portrayal of Pennywise, the shape-shifting entity that preys on children. The clown theme taps into a primal fear for many.
16. Raw (2016)
Why it's here: This French-Belgian film blends coming-of-age with body horror, as a young girl develops an insatiable craving for human flesh. The cannibalism and grotesque transformations make it both disturbing and thought-provoking.
17. Inside (2007)
Why it's here: A relentless French horror film about a woman who is stalked by another woman intent on taking her unborn baby. Its brutal violence and intense tension make it one of the most unforgiving horror films.
18. The Ring (2002)
Why it's here: This supernatural thriller introduced a new type of horror with its ghostly imagery, cursed videotape, and the terrifying presence of Samara. It’s a haunting film that lingers long after viewing.
19. The Witch (2015)
Why it's here: A slow-burn folk horror film that draws on the terrifying fears of isolation, religious extremism, and the supernatural. It builds its horror through atmosphere and emotional dread, rather than overt violence.
20. A Serbian Film (2010)
Why it's here: This film is infamous for its graphic sexual violence and extreme content. It’s a deeply disturbing film that pushes boundaries, often causing controversy for its depiction of horrific acts and themes of exploitation.
Honorable Mentions:
The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007)
Eraserhead (1977)
Ichi the Killer (2001)
Funny Games (1997)
The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Cronos (1993)
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High plains drifter
Marathon man is it safe?
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High plains drifter
Marathon man is it safe?
Loved both of these
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More into action films and period pieces myself.
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you wanna see a fucked up movie that will disturb you?
Watch Megan is Missing
dj181 could EASILY be the male in this movie
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Top 20 Most Perfect Movies (1920s–Present) for Getbiggers
13. The Descent (2005)
Why it's here: A claustrophobic nightmare, The Descent taps into fears of isolation, darkness, and unknown creatures. It’s a gut-wrenching experience, especially as the characters struggle for survival in a cave system filled with monstrous beings.
Which version of The Descent? The original UK version with the bleak ending or the US version with the happy ending?
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you wanna see a fucked up movie that will disturb you?
Watch Megan is Missing
dj181 could EASILY be the male in this movie
Keep coming at me
You only make me tougher 💋💋💋💋
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Loved both of these
Outlaw joise Wales 😎😎😎😎
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Keep coming at me
You only make me tougher 💋💋💋💋
youre 148 pound yellow teeth pedo who lives off mom,....the tough guy act has failed, youre like hankins, youre tough from thousands of miles away. Youre a broken record
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Most of Sam Peckinpah's work should be on Getbig's lists. If you can't enjoy a Peckinpah film, you're probably a cunt.
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Have to watch it older foreign horror films. Many times you'd hear about how great a film was, and then you'd see it, and it was a bunch of disjointed crap wrapped around 1 or 2 great scenes. And the films used to be expensive too, I remember walking away with a sourpuss a few times after spending $20-25 on one of these supposed horror masterpieces. It was a godsend when good bootleg streaming became commonplace.
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youre 148 pound yellow teeth pedo who lives off mom,....the tough guy act has failed, youre like hankins, youre tough from thousands of miles away. Youre a broken record
That's your opinion shitstain
You have no fucking clue how tough that I really am shit fer brains
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That's your opinion shitstain
You have no fucking clue how tough that I really am shit fer brains
yup, actually I do, cause those who yap like you on the internet are sad sorry individuals in person
oh nos he called me shit for brains, my feelers are hurt
shit for brains is substantially better than being a pedo
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yup, actually I do, cause those who yap like you on the internet are sad sorry individuals in person
oh nos he called me shit for brains, my feelers are hurt
shit for brains is substantially better than being a pedo
And pedo.domt bother me coz I ain't one dipshit
Id gravely harm.you I promise
You are old and slow
My hand speed is outrageous
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Much like Point Break, the Room has just about everything a Getbigger needs!
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you wanna see a fucked up movie that will disturb you?
Watch Megan is Missing
dj181 could EASILY be the male in this movie
The fact that you mention DJ is terrifying enough man!! What are you? Crazy?? Don’t you know that if you say his name three times he will abuse another child and then beat you to death until you are good and dead with his absolutely masterful fighting skills? You are living on the edge man!!
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That's your opinion shitstain
You have no fucking clue how tough that I really am shit fer brains
A legit tough guy will NEVER EVER EVER EVER have to tell you that he is tough. He doesn’t give a fck if you say he isn’t. 100% of those who incessantly speak of their toughness - intelligence - sexual prowess are pathetic, unintelligent, impotent PUSSIES. The FACT is that I would bet my eternal soul that Josh would have to hold back so that he didn’t actually kill you
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I've seen every one of those movies.
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I've seen every one of those movies.
I've seen every one except for No. 14 :D (and No. 16 I'm not completely sure, but it sounds familiar; I think I took a look into that one even on Free TV a couple of years ago)
Those are by far not the most disturbing movies out there though.
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the thing should have been an honorable mention at the very least.
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Top 20 Most Perfect Movies (1920s–Present) for Getbiggers
Never saw it.
1. Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975)
Why it's here: The ultimate shock film. Pasolini’s adaptation of the Marquis de Sade’s novel is widely regarded as one of the most disturbing and controversial films of all time. Graphic violence, sexual abuse, and dehumanization make it not just disturbing but existentially horrifying.
Never saw it.
2. Men Behind the Sun (1988)
Why it's here: This film is based on the real-life atrocities of Unit 731, the Japanese biological warfare unit during WWII. It’s notorious for its brutal depictions of human experimentation and graphic violence, some of which involved real animal cruelty.
Never saw it or had any desire after the photos posted
3. The Human Centipede (First Sequence) (2009)
Why it's here: A film known for its disturbing concept: a sadistic doctor surgically joins three people together to form a "human centipede." Its combination of grotesque body horror and shock value makes it one of the most repulsive films ever made.
Nope.
4. Cannibal Holocaust (1980)
Why it's here: A notorious film for its graphic violence, cannibalism, and animal cruelty. The found footage format gives it a brutal realism that adds to the discomfort.
Never saw it.
5. Hereditary (2018)
Why it's here: This modern horror film is terrifying on multiple levels. It combines psychological horror, family trauma, and a slow-burn supernatural element. The shocking moments and devastating emotional impact make it deeply unsettling.
YES! Man it was creepy and tension filled.
6. Audition (1999)
Why it's here: Takashi Miike’s horror film starts innocently enough but quickly escalates into a psychological and physical nightmare. The brutal violence and the slow buildup to it make it truly horrific.
Classic
7. The Exorcist (1973)
Why it's here: A classic of supernatural horror, The Exorcist blends psychological terror with physical horror in a way that still chills audiences today. The imagery, particularly of the possessed Regan, remains haunting.
So-so.
8. Martyrs (2008)
Why it's here: This French horror film is known for its brutality, torture, and the exploration of human suffering. It delves deep into psychological and physical horror with a narrative that leaves the viewer questioning everything.
Never saw it.
9. Requiem for a Dream (2000)
Why it's here: While not traditionally considered a "horror" film, its emotional brutality and unflinching depiction of addiction make it one of the most disturbing films ever. The sheer psychological horror of watching the characters descend into madness is unparalleled.
Unparalleled Classic.
10. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
Why it's here: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre redefined horror with its gritty realism, terrifying family of cannibals, and relentless atmosphere of dread. Leatherface’s chainsaw-wielding terror remains iconic.
Classic! The best adaption of any one of his books ever.
11. The Shining (1980)
Why it's here: Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of Stephen King's novel is a masterpiece of psychological horror, exploring isolation and madness. The sheer unpredictability and the intense atmosphere make it one of the most terrifying films ever.
Never saw it.
12. Antichrist (2009)
Why it's here: Lars von Trier’s film mixes psychological horror with explicit body horror, dealing with grief, guilt, and the dark side of human nature. Its shocking imagery and themes of violence and sexual trauma are deeply unsettling.
Yes. But this could have been even more tension filled and panic inducing without the creatures. The constant claustrophobia was horrible.
13. The Descent (2005)
Why it's here: A claustrophobic nightmare, The Descent taps into fears of isolation, darkness, and unknown creatures. It’s a gut-wrenching experience, especially as the characters struggle for survival in a cave system filled with monstrous beings.
Never saw it.
14. The Babadook (2014)
Why it's here: A psychological horror that mixes grief with supernatural terror. The slow-building tension and the haunting presence of the Babadook make it dreadfully scary and profoundly unsettling.
Awesome movie. Except the ending. A fucking space turtle?
15. It (2017)
Why it's here: Stephen King’s novel adaptation is creepy and terrifying, especially in its portrayal of Pennywise, the shape-shifting entity that preys on children. The clown theme taps into a primal fear for many.
Never saw it.
16. Raw (2016)
Why it's here: This French-Belgian film blends coming-of-age with body horror, as a young girl develops an insatiable craving for human flesh. The cannibalism and grotesque transformations make it both disturbing and thought-provoking.
Never saw it.
17. Inside (2007)
Why it's here: A relentless French horror film about a woman who is stalked by another woman intent on taking her unborn baby. Its brutal violence and intense tension make it one of the most unforgiving horror films.
An originator that had a fantastic story.
18. The Ring (2002)
Why it's here: This supernatural thriller introduced a new type of horror with its ghostly imagery, cursed videotape, and the terrifying presence of Samara. It’s a haunting film that lingers long after viewing.
Never saw it.
19. The Witch (2015)
Why it's here: A slow-burn folk horror film that draws on the terrifying fears of isolation, religious extremism, and the supernatural. It builds its horror through atmosphere and emotional dread, rather than overt violence.
Unfortunately, saw it. They just went the gross freak out road for no real reason.
20. A Serbian Film (2010)
Why it's here: This film is infamous for its graphic sexual violence and extreme content. It’s a deeply disturbing film that pushes boundaries, often causing controversy for its depiction of horrific acts and themes of exploitation.
Never saw it.
Honorable Mentions:
The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007)
Eraserhead (1977)
Ichi the Killer (2001)
Funny Games (1997)
The most famous found footage movie of all. Great in every regard.
The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Cronos (1993)
Most of the ones I have noted : Never saw it - I couldn't even tell you what they were about. Some I never heard of.
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you wanna see a fucked up movie that will disturb you?
Watch Megan is Missing
dj181 could EASILY be the male in this movie
Here's a perfect movie for pdo181
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Irreversible
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Irreversible
great fukn movie
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Here's a perfect movie for pdo181
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;D ;D ;D ;D
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And pedo.domt bother me coz I ain't one dipshit
Id gravely harm.you I promise
You are old and slow
My hand speed is outrageous
not as outrageous as your fucking eyebrows
fucking Dennis Healey
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not as outrageous as your fucking eyebrows
fucking Dennis Healey
Those are Scottish eyebrows brother
From my daddy's side Scottish Irish fella he is from both mom and dad
No retreat no surrender BLACKWATCH😎😎😎
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Nemo Me Impune Lacessit
thats black watch
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First blood.
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Irreversible
Deeply disturbing movie.
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Enter the Void.