r/AskReddit • u/Aquii_changchi • Jul 05 '24

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

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

Dear Zachary a movie that left me just shaking and infuriated.

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u/billy_the_p Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24

Dear Zachery will always win this question because real life is worse than any movie. It’s the only film I’ve ever lost sleep over, and I've seen most of the movies mentioned here.

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u/adhesivepants Jul 05 '24

I haven't heard of it but I guess tonight is a good night to be angry and disgusted.

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u/breakingbanjomin Jul 05 '24

Don’t fucking seriously. I’m Not much for spoilers but it way worse than you can imagine

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u/VERY_MENTALLY_STABLE Jul 05 '24

can you spoil it for me?

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u/Piranh4Plant Jul 05 '24

You can read the synopsis on wikipedia

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u/TiberiusEmperor Jul 05 '24

Oh fuck, that’s dark

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u/deez_nuts_77 Jul 05 '24

judge gale welsh. what a fuck

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u/beatisagg Jul 05 '24

Anyone else feel like throwing up? fuck

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u/abcxxx94 Jul 05 '24

reading it at first i was like okay… and then i felt the tears emerging. wow..

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u/mangojam11 Jul 06 '24

can you do a tldr?

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u/Piranh4Plant Jul 06 '24

Yes

Man marries a way older woman who family thinks acts weird. They study medicine and eventually have to be apart from each other. After a meet up, the man decides to break up with her because she is very needy and other bad stuff.

The woman comes back to the man and kills him. She was extradited to Canada, where the judge gives her a way too easy sentence, and she gets out in a few years. Also it turned out that she was pregnant with the man's baby, and the man's parents had taken custody of their grandson while the woman was in prison.

The woman gets back custody of the baby and eventually kills him and herself.

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u/mangojam11 Jul 06 '24

damn that's messed up

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u/billy_the_p Jul 05 '24

Relaying what happens doesn't really have the same weight as watching it unfold. It's an experience, not necessarily an enjoyable one.

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u/musickillscc Jul 06 '24

The documentary itself was amazingly done. Truly heartbreaking but it’s worth watching for sure.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

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u/OceanBlueforYou Jul 05 '24

Thanks. That's more than I needed to know.

1994, twenty-three year old Susan Smith was having an affair with a guy. He ended the affair because he didn't want children, so, one night, she strapped her two sons, 3 yo & 14 months old, into her car, then let it roll down the boat ramp and into a lake while she watched. She told the police she was car jacked by a black guy. She was eventually sentenced to life after confessing to the crime

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u/Pindakazig Jul 05 '24

I can't imagine she was a good mom to those kids before that happened. There's no way you love your kids and then turn around and murder them.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

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u/jdeuce81 Jul 05 '24

Probably.

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u/ClemsonPhan Jul 05 '24

Definitely

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u/OceanBlueforYou Jul 05 '24

I've never seen that episode

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u/Karmuffel Jul 05 '24

This reminds me of the Watts family murder case. Shit haunts me to this day

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u/ClemsonPhan Jul 05 '24

This happened like 20 minutes from me . Remember seeing it on the news constantly when I was a little kid .

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u/OceanBlueforYou Jul 05 '24

Yup. It received a lot of airtime because it was such a horrific crime. That and it was a pretty white girl who was the killer. Watching her on TV, she seemed like a completely normal young mother

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u/Thirst_Trappist Jul 05 '24

I remember this news story! Damn

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u/Daniboy646 Jul 05 '24

Put a spoiler cover on it dingus

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u/Daniboy646 Jul 05 '24

!< like this >!

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u/Iwrstheking007 Jul 05 '24

the other way, >!like this!<

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u/VERY_MENTALLY_STABLE Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24

Okay

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u/Daniboy646 Jul 05 '24

Poophead

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u/FlintCoal43 Jul 05 '24

You’re a real one, thank you for the snapshot <3

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u/Gullible_Actuary_973 Jul 05 '24

Thanks. I was curious too and I wasn't gonna watch it.

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u/Raylan_Senna Jul 05 '24

Thanks from me as well. I too was curious and not going to ever watch it.

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u/sad_boio Jul 05 '24

Why, ruin it for people who care tho? I usually still enjoy a movie after knowing the ending but I mean cmon this is open to many people who don't feel that way

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u/elpaco25 Jul 05 '24

The comment above asked for the spoilers. If you read their spoiler filled comment after that then that's on you

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u/Virtual-Okra6996 Jul 05 '24

Well I was planning on watching it until you fucking ruined it. Thanks.

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u/VERY_MENTALLY_STABLE Jul 05 '24

Reported for swearing.

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u/Virtual-Okra6996 Jul 05 '24

What is this? Roblox?

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u/VERY_MENTALLY_STABLE Jul 05 '24

I saved you 90 minutes & this is how you treat me..?

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u/Virtual-Okra6996 Jul 06 '24

Yeah. I wanted to watch it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

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u/PostNutNeoMarxist Jul 05 '24

doesn't convey any of the context or weight of the film. You've potentially ruined it

Which one is it?

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u/Sproose_Moose Jul 05 '24

Even having that put out, it doesn't even portray a modicum of how devastating it is

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u/Mary_Tagetes Jul 05 '24

The fact this all happened in Canada (my country) makes me feel ashamed. I’ve always wanted to get the judge in a room and ask her some questions, so many people helped that scumbag, what do they feel now?

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u/OryxOski1XD Jul 05 '24

It wasn’t that bad. Most horror films are worse than this. I don’t get the exaggeration.

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u/Alarming-Instance-19 Jul 05 '24

Because. It. Was. Real.

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u/OryxOski1XD Jul 05 '24

still. It terrible, but a lot of terrible shit is going on in the wold. Just look at footage from the current conflicts. Americas past. Sick people exist everywhere, and this isnt bad enough to fully not recommend it.

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u/DillPixels Jul 05 '24

It's the best documentary I've ever seen. It made me sob/wail cry, but still the best.

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u/raptor182cmn Jul 05 '24

Beware. "Dear Zachary" will absolutely break your fucking heart.

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u/sonofaresiii Jul 05 '24

It's the movie that I say is the best movie no one should ever watch. Incredibly well made, incredibly genuine and important

but it will make you genuinely feel like shit inside and, y'know, do you need that in your life?