20 OF THE MOST BLEAK DEPRESSING & DISTURBING MOVIES | Spookyastronauts
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1. Lilya 4-Eva (2002)
2. Room (2015)
3. The Orphanage (2007)
4. Mass (2021)
5. Trainspotting (1996)
6. Precious (2009)
7. Girl, Interrupted (1999)
8. Mary and Max (2009)
9. Aniara (2018)
10. Candy (2006)
11. Alpha Dog (2006)
12. Never Let Me Go (2010)
13. Sleeping Beauty (2011)
14. Come and See (1985)
15. Prisoners (2013)
16. The Fallout (2021)
17. Melancholia (2011)
18. Threads (1984)
19. Christine F. (1981)
20. The Hunt (2012)
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Hooray for more lists of f**ked up films. 😊 I recently watched 'The Vanishing', 'Chained', 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer'. 'Compliance' and 'Irreversible' based on your recommendations and loved them (Maybe "loved" isn't the right word to use). What f**ked up movies that will scar me for life will I discover today? Can't wait! 😀
@mollypop6887 i remember when it happened and was so horrified that when the movie came out i was dumbfounded that anyone would actually want to watch it.
Spoorloos/the vanishing is amazing. And two I can hardly watch because they are too graphic and realistic are Elephant and We need to talk about Kevin.
I also love compliance
Men, Funny Games, Speak No evil, Lake Mungo
Mad God, It's hard to be a God, The Wicker Man... And fuck... "Audition".. Damn that was a hard watch
Isn’t it odd how the most horrific films often aren’t considered “horror?” Oh the eternal debate.
This is brilliant, thank you. Not sure how many of these I’m gonna get to, but it’s nice to have a reference for when I want to watch the world burn!
Excellent note! Quite true.
Will add these movies to my December List. I know it's Christmas but that doesn't mean there's no joy on watching movies like theeeeeseee
I suppose this comes from a time when the genre was invented/labeled due to slasher films or films with lots of murder and violence as the viewership back then wasn't used to this and was indeed horrified by what was shown on film. Nowadays we're used to this kind of content but are prone to psychological horror so yeah i think it's about time to redefine that genre
Trainspotting is surprisingly funny in many moments. Excellent choice and one of my all time faves. And Out of the Blue is a must see too. Will leave you nauseous, not just depressed.
My brother actually laughed hysterically at the baby part. Wtf?
Love the list! Another I'd add is The Machinist.
Watched that a few days ago, Bale is amazing
I was just thinking recently "Aniara needs to be on more reveiwers lists! It's one of the most haunting existential horrors I've ever seen!" So happy to see it on this list.
In/frame/Out mentioned it recently too. I have since put it on the watch list lol
@@Starkweather133hope you watched it! For me it’s a genuine horror film
Room (2015) will always stick out in my mind because when I saw it in theaters, I didn't just shed a few tears - I was openly sobbing. I can't remember the last time a movie got me so fucked up.
The Woodsman with Kevin Bacon was a deeply unsettling and bleak movie for me.
breaking the waves could totally be on this list, or any lars von trier film for that matter
Your love for MASS makes me so happy! It went under the radar last year and it's awesome seeing you champion the film! Absolutely loved this list!
Mary and Max is one of my favourite ever films but feels rough to include it on this list. As much as it is brutally sad, it's one of the most beautiful and life-affirming films I've seen. Met the director once while I was working as a cashier at a supermarket and he was an absolute sweetheart.
You made another amazing list of films, Emma. And I completely agree about "Trainspotting", "Prisoners", "The Hunt (2012)", "Girl, Interrupted", "Room" and among others are amazing but it made me think at the same time. And "Room", however, made me cry all the way through, I swear to God. 😌💯
Once again you’re bringing the fire with your lists!!! Thank you for helping us on this cinema journey with the recs!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Your affinity for disturbing movies is the reason why you are my absolute favourite youtuber. I agree with your points of view almost every time, and thanks to your fantastic channel, I discovered "Speak No Evil" this year which now belongs to my personal favourite movies of all. Thank you for your work, Emma!
Threads is one of the most terrifying films I’ve ever seen. I’m definitely not the same after seeing it. I cannot believe it was a made for TV movie!!!!!
I swear every time I hear someone talk about Melancholia I get a sinking feeling in my stomach. It’s a beautiful film that I think depicts depression accurately, both realistically and metaphorically. It’s a hard watch for me because of it.
Thanks again Emma. A worthy list. I was surprised that Leaving Las Vegas wasn't on it. But your inclusion of Come And See quite made up for that. One of my all time favorite films that I watch like drinking fine wine. When it is time.
And then there's The Elephant Man, which while one of the few films that wrings tears regularly from my yes, (8 times on the big scree alone), but leaves feeling exhilarated when I am finished.
This collection looks great, thanks emma. ❤
I love that you mentioned Never Let Me Go. The book hit me very deeply. It is really underrated
Awesome list. Thanks Emma! I've been struggling to find disturbing movies that are actually good and not just a bunch of shock scenes. I look forward to trying some of these recommendations.
Yesss!! Love a lot of these and excited to add more to the list 😁
Awesome list, Emma! Kids (1995) and Gummo (1997) still haunt me. SO depressing...and great.
Yes both super grim!!
Kids soundtrack is so good, especially Natural One
So glad you mentioned Sleeping Beauty! That movie is so underrated and isn’t talked about enough.
I thank you for rewatching many of these horrors. It's hard to cry that much
This was a great video !! Love your stuff so much
I'm always happy to see love for 'Mass', as I feel like that one flew under the radar. Such a heartbreakingly gorgeous film, it absolutely devastated me. Phenomenal performances by Isaacs, Plimpton, Birney and especially Dowd. The subtle gestures, the looks, every line delivered and - most importantly - what's left unspoken... Powerful stuff. Fantastic filmmaking.
Wow what a list, Never Let Me Go absolutely broke me, that scene with how excited the kids are with the presents literally rippedy heart out.
This list was AMAZING. I found SIX movies I wanted to watch from it immediately.
The orphanage was so good and crazy!!! Another awesome list thanks Emma!
Great list as usual!
The Hunt is devastating! Great list!
Love your video oh my God you’re the first person that I’ve watched a video on on movies. I have never heard of at all like I’m so pumped to start watching these. I have severe depression and I know probably watching these but I like Acting movies. it’s a good pastime and it takes my mind off of, making it one more day because right now I am literally making it day by day to choose if I should not be here anymore so thanks for giving me another couple of days or weeks or months to live while I watch these seven new movies I have never heard of! thank you! 🙏🏽
Love the videos! Have just binged a few and keep adding your suggestions to my to-watch list. I watched Lilya 4 ever over a decade ago and would never ever ever watch again!
Great list, but you are missing Mysterious Skin. God, that one is horribly cruel and sad but also great.
Ooo yeah that’s a good one
YES hardly anyone talks about this one. It’s the only movie that ever made me cry for hours after watching it. I do feel it’s not as ‘bleak’ though, since the ending has a hopeful tone I think.
@@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmet this is a Disturbing movie that is underappreciated it's called Falling Down. It stars Michael Douglas as William Foster a mentally unstable man who becomes frustrated with the current state of society and decides to commit acts of violence and mayhem taking his anger out on the various flaws he sees in society. The movie is very violent and disturbing with a brilliant performance by Douglas.
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Previous Disturbing List mentioned: ruclips.net/video/jz6jLbRL0h0/видео.html
1. Lilya 4-Eva (2002)
2. Room (2015)
3. The Orphanage (2007)
4. Mass (2021)
5. Trainspotting (1996)
6. Precious (2009)
7. Girl, Interrupted (1999)
8. Mary and Max (2009)
9. Aniara (2018)
10. Candy (2006)
11. Alpha Dog (2006)
12. Never Let Me Go (2010)
13. Sleeping Beauty (2011)
14. Come and See (1985)
15. Prisoners (2013)
16. The Fallout (2021)
17. Melancholia (2011)
18. Threads (1984)
19. Christine F. (1981)
20. The Hunt (2012)
A ma Soeur! (Fat Girl) 2001-France, Dir. Catherine Breillat and it´s brutal depiction of a coming of age sex and sister rivalry;
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There’s a few on here I haven’t seen. Thanks! My recommendations: possum, the lodge, Koko-di-koko-da, starfish, a banquet.
"Monster's Ball" and "In the bedroom".
I always recommend Jude (1996) with Kate Winslet and Christopher Eccleston. It's devastating. I've only watched it once. I just can't get myself to watch it again.
Hello Mrs. Spooky, thank you for another list of " disturbing" movies, for the most part this was a good list. A couple that may have been overlooked...
1: Benny's Video
2: Looking for Mr. Goodbar
Looking forward to your next installment of depressing / disturbing movies.
Great list! I’ll definitely be checking some of those out for sure! I do want to add one to your list though..for me, one of the most disturbing (non-horror) movies I’ve ever seen was “Mysterious Skin”...no one ever talks about this movie and it’s so traumatizing and well done! Very, very dark.
Fantastic list!!
I’ve seen 11 out of 20, so I’m smack in the middle of the bell curve! Thanks as always for the recommendations 🧡
I love your reviews. I was a schoolboy in the UK when Threads was released, and I remember how terrifying it was. A truly ground-breaking piece of television
Highly recommend Possum. Awesomely bleak atmosphere and actually pretty scary.
I was just telling someone about that movie. Really rough watch but so good.
I love that Aniara is reaching a bigger audience. I´ve seen Aniara as a stage play several times here in Sweden, and the story of the ship passing through space always fascinated me.
I think that The Nightingale would fit this list. I saw it a few weeks ago, and it won't let go. Thanks for another great list!
Oh, I forgot about that one. Or maybe I blocked it out? That movie was brutal.
Speak No Evil has stuck with me since I’ve seen it weeks ago. The underlying message about what people will go through just to avoid confrontation is astounding
Great video to start the weekend!
Ahhhh this is such an amazing list!! If you haven’t already you should definitely check out “The Treatment” and “Nothing Bad Can Happen” absolutely soul crushing gut wrenching films
Great list!
Freaking love these lists Emma!!
Can I just make a suggestion/leave a thought... I often listen while I'm doing other things and I find it hard to follow along sometimes. It would be really helpful to add a subtle pause/title/number when switching movies ❤️
Edit: Ive seen Room, Girl, Interrupted & Candy. Love anything with Heath Ledger or Brittany Murphy, but these two are absolutely devastating!
Great list 😊
Great list! Many for me to check out, danke :).
Off topic but you were exactly right about Halloween Ends. Love your channel! 🖤
Great list
Yes yes yes!!!
Thank you for theesseeee!!!
I needed this list so bad☠️
Edit : I've only seen half of these so kinda excited, I've got another 10 new movies to check out.
Threads is so messed up and absolutely terrifying.
I would add Plague Dogs to that list, that was incredibly depressing
Oh man, I watched BOTH Plague Dogs and Watership Down as a child in the early 80's and it efffed me up! hahaha
Combat Shock! Troma promoted it as an action/war movie. Bleak! Bleak! Bleak! so depressing... but brilliantly made.
Thanks for taking requests Emma!
How is The Nightingale (2018) not on here? It’s the most disturbing movie Of the past 20 years
It’s on the last list I mentioned at the start ;)
@@spookyastronauts awesome!
I’m guilty of looking at the list in the info instead of watching the whole video first. Sorry!
Thank you for this!! I've deffo added some titles to my "To Be Watched" list. Precious just broke me... fantastic acting. Monique was simply scary as hell!!
3 more that should definitely be added to this list are Gary Oldman's Nil By Mouth, Tyrannosaur and Once Were Warriors. Heartbreaking watches.
"The Grey Zone" from 2001 is about as sad as it gets. Directed by Tim Blake Nelson, a fine actor in his own right. Also, "Session 9" (also from 2001) is a deeply disturbing descent into madness (literally) helmed by one of my favorite directors, Brad Anderson. Thanks for another great list, Emma!
Session 9 scared the crap out of me the first time I saw it. One of my favorites. The atmosphere of it scares me the most and the climb into insanity is terrifying. It's also sort of a ghost story.
Great list as always!!! I'll add The Treatment and The Nightingale. Damn, those two really messed me up.
I loved the Machinist! The black and white screen was brilliant
I LOVE Girl Interrupted , watched it so many times as a teenager
Some day I’m going to ask my therapist to explain why I love this genre of dark (depression?) cinema. Two noteworthy additions: “Hard Candy” and probably one of the bleakest films I’ve ever seen- “Bully”.
Room is tame compared to the absolute tragic horror of the Fritzl Case it was based on.
The Orphanage was devasting in that the mother returned to her past and stayed there.
Alpha Dog took it to the point of no return.
Never Let Me Go is so sad.
Sleeping Beauty isn’t disturbing because our protagonist chose so she can get paid, and it’s just unfortunate that in the end, she had to live with what happened to her while she was on the job.
Melancholia is family trauma to the end.
Threads is bleak and disturbing and a companion piece to The Day After.
Threads was horrifying and brutal to watch,especially the ending scene.
The video made me remember The Broken Circle Breakdown. That one destroyed me, it's haunting and one of my absolute favorite movies ever!
Threads!! It was part of the science curriculum at my high school. Haven’t thought about it in years, but oh my god, full-body goosebumps the second you mentioned it.
Thanks 😀
I've seen Trainspotting, Come and See and Melancholia. Thank you!
The Road - surprised it never made the list.
Dead man's shoes. Comedic gritty witty revenge tale with a devastating ending that punches the gut. One of my all time favourites.
I have never seen someone talk about Christine F. I watched this movie I think when I was in high school late 80s. It totally rocked my world. I had never seen anything like it.
Great list. A few others:
Mysterious Skin
High Art
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
Monster's Ball
I’ve only seen Girl, Interrupted and Trainspotting from your list, but found several that piqued my morbid curiosity that I’ll, no doubt, live to regret. Other suggestions: Bug, Possum, We Need to Talk About Kevin, Leaving Las Vegas, and, believe it or not, Scarface! I remember seeing that in the theater with a friend as teens. We spent 2 hours in hell that afternoon and then came outside after, blinking and blinded, never thinking we’d see another beautiful, sunny day. It’s never left me since.
I am very surprised to not see Gaspar Noe's Vortex! I don't think I have seen you talk about it, but that film is bleak as hell
Smokin list of ten films I haven't seen and ten I loved with Trainspotting (Have you seen Welsh's TV series Crime?) and Prisoners shining at the top of my lists. Thanks for adding onto to my never-ending study of humans.
Yay, 19/20 - confirmation that I'm broken I guess. Great.
Mary and Max broke me, and being set close to home in Melbourne, it all seemed even more real.
Alain Resnais' Night and Fog is another heartbreakingly bleak film. Great vid Emma.
Great list! I’m surprised The Basketball Diaries isn’t on here. That one messed me up.
Thanks for the vid I’ll have to check a few of these out. Whenever I think of bleak I go back to a few of the documentaries I’ve seen. One that’s stayed with me and makes me tear up is Tell Me Who I Am. Just utter depression and makes you kind of rethink life in a way
Yes I’ve seen it! I wanted to just include movies, not docos! There’s some brutal docs out there
@@spookyastronauts be interesting to see you do a vid on documentaries that have disturbed or just made you feel hollow. Not anytime soon since you’ve been doing a lot . Great work
I'm glad you mentioned Mass, because I've been wanting to watch it for awhile now.
Another totally devastating film is Michael Haneke's Amore 😟
I've actually seen the Trainspotting baby prop in a puppet exhibit on the Isle of Wight. They had the baby on the ceiling right as you walked into the room. Good times.
"After the wedding" by Susanne Bier left me crying for hours and hours. Gutwrenching but also soulcleansing.
Great video. Just the other day i was musing with my partner that i keep watching disturbing lists and no one talks about Oprah's movies. Precious is one of the darkest things I've ever seen.
I live on the same block where Daisy’s house is from “Girl, interrupted” and it was one of my favorites before I even knew that!
Angelina Jolie’s performance is electric and haunting. I would watch it every night before bed as a kid before I could really understand it and it’s forever one of my favorites. Beautiful, sad, and tragic.
The original Omen film was pretty depressing. I felt especially bad for the long-suffering mother having no clue what her child truly was, why she was having a mental breakdown/self-doubt, and not knowing about her husband’s ‘baby switcheroo’ at the hospital.
Also, rewatching that classic knowing the 2006 remake exists... LOl that’s depressing for a whole bunch of different reasons. That being said, I’d love if Ari Aster (or Mike Flanagan) did a reimagining of The Omen the way Bruckner took on the mantle re Hellraiser.
I’ll add 2003’s House Of Sand And Fog to the board. That film absolutely wrecked me, and I can’t watch it again.
Definitely adding these to my Halloween movie binge list
goodluck!
I don’t remember if this was on your previous list but “We Need To Talk About Kevin” and “The Grey”(2011) are wonderful but very difficult to watch. You did at least mention “Sophie’s Choice”. “Platoon” shook me to my core. Saw it in its original release in a packed theatre and no one said a word during or after it was over. Using Barber’s Adagio For Strings as some of the music is hauntingly beautiful.
Oh, I forgot about Kevin! Actually, I wish I really could!
Saw some of it. Interesting take on the parent’s side.
I'm actually so surprised to see that 2009's 'The Road' hasn't appeared on this list. That film left me feeling so dead and empty inside by the time the end credits started rolling...
Agreed. One of the few I couldn't finish for content, not cause it was a bad movie.
Threads is such an amazingly bleak film. Great list!
Very Interesting list, there are actually a good amount of movies I haven't seen. A few titles I personally would have mentioned: Stroszek, Der todesking, Happiness (Solondz), It's such a beautiful day, Uzak. About Threads: if you haven seen it, check out what it could be the russian counterpart, "letters from a dead man". It's a great movie.
Whooooppp Threads is on a list!!!!!
I mentioned Come and See in the last disturbing movies video and I'm so glad she acknowledged it now!
Girl, Interrupted is one of my favorite movies of all time. I love it.
Thank you for another awesome list of recommendations. Some of these on the list I have never heard of so I'm excited to watch them.
There is an English film called Broken that does not get enough love. That ending ruined my soul for weeks.
When the Wind Blows is a great follow up film to Threads. Also, Grave of the Fireflies.
Come and See has some of the most beautiful close-ups I've seen in film.
Mass was good. I wish they didn't talk around it some much. I think that would have made the last I have a story more impactful. Melancholia moved a little slow, and I was a little confused at first, but I believe that was guided intent,
which made the ending one that, well, I was speechless. Amazing work. True art&cinema.
I have seen Girl, Interrupted and Trainspotting. I did enjoy both very much.
I will watch a number of your choices.
Your one list, the one with The Florida Project led me to a number of great films that I otherwise wouldn't have seen.
Please do more list like these.
Thank you.
aww this is so sweet. i just recently started watching her and she rlly does make good lists
@@sosalovesmylfs69 Awseome
Great list! 😐
Some amazing anime that would suit this list "perfect blue" and "grave of the fireflies" and a one of my favs "a silent voice" such an amazing movie cannot stop crying through it it's flawlessly beautiful
I've seen 10, plus 4 movies you mentioned prior to the list.
I would add the following movies as well: Grave of the Fireflies, Manchester by the Sea, Schindler's List, Revolutionary Road, 21 Grams (also Amores perros by the same director), Midnight Cowboy, Scum, The Virgin Suicides, We Need to Talk About Kevin, and 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days.
Virgin suicides is awful. I loved it though. I tried to watch it again and just couldn't. Too devastating
Midnight Cowboy...Leaving Las Vegas....Black Robe. Stark reality with each sour breath....courage where there's none to be found
So glad you mentioned "The Orphanage"! I had to watch it for a horror class in college, and I still think about it from time to time. Great recs, and can't wait to see what films make the next disturbing list! 💕
Thanks Emma. I have unfortunately seen half of these and unfortunately plan to watch the other half soon. Now excuse me, I need a drink.
Wow I remember watching Christine F. years ago. I was actually thinking of it the other day but couldn’t recall the name. Such a devastating movie, and a David Bowie cameo surprisingly…
Thank you for your recommendations. I often add the films I haven't yet seen on Google . . . then I can just check that list when I'm looking for something. It's been a while since I've seen it, but Ordinary People (1980) wrecked me when I first saw it all those years ago. (Some of that may have been the extraordinary performance by Mary Tyler Moore - playing a character unlike any I had seen from her at that time.) In fact, when I saw Hereditary (2018) for the first time, I couldn't help but think about Ordinary People.
People already said Requiem For a Dream and Miracle Mile...love those picks.
I’d like to throw in We Need to Talk About Kevin.