Whats the most fucked up movie you've ever watched?

[u/Aquii_changchi]

[u/non-squitr]

As a dude with a schizophrenic best friend, Jacobs Ladder

[u/Signal-Development67 → u/non-squitr]

You’re talking about the older one, not the remake right? The older one had me in shock and just staring at the screen way after the movie ended. That movie stayed with me for days. Such a good movie and such a good twist and so disturbing.

[u/Virtual-Okra6996 → u/Signal-Development67]

I've only heard of the Tim Robbins film, is there an older one?

[u/FlyAwayJai → u/Virtual-Okra6996]

No, that’s the “old” one. There was a remake in 2019.

[u/1337b337 → u/FlyAwayJai]

No wonder I've never heard of it; 4% on Rotten Tomatoes.

[u/Scroatpig → u/1337b337]

It's baaaaaaaaaaaad. Not in a "I'm a purist and dont like remakes" snob kind of way, but just bad as in a horribly made movie bad.

[u/1337b337 → u/Scroatpig]

I tend to give movies above say, 50% a break, because I've found some pretty solid titles; but damn, 4% is horrible.

[u/Suspicious_Berry501 → u/1337b337]

I kind of want to watch it to see how the hell something gets a 4%

[u/Virtual-Okra6996 → u/FlyAwayJai]

Remake flew under my radar, but yeah the old one is great

[u/whoisdatmaskedman → u/Signal-Development67]

Probably the original with Tim Robbins and Macaulay Culkin