Don't Breathe (2016)

[StrengthAndHonor]

I thought it was predictable and stupid.

[benefactor]

as much as this movie was good there is a very disturbing scene in the end... it is just so nasty... many will know what i am talking about

Whole ing theater broke out laughing...was definitely unexpected.

[tbdog]

Looking forward to seeing this one. For those Horror nuts, my favourite Martyrs. Brilliant story. But be warned, it is very hard to watch. Something happens and you realise what the is going on. And at that moment you realise your about to watch some pretty awful .

[Thread]

Looking forward to seeing this one. For those Horror nuts, my favourite Martyrs. Brilliant story. But be warned, it is very hard to watch. Something happens and you realise what the is going on. And at that moment you realise your about to watch some pretty awful .

Is it "sick" , or, something else?

[jermaine]

This movie is easily the best suspense movie in a very very long time.... Every time you thought it was over, more action on it's way. Great movie!!! 9/10 to me

[tbdog]

Is it "sick" , or, something else?

Firstly, I am talking about the original French version, not the remade American version which is meant to be a complete disaster.
To answer your question, both tbh. It is sick for the purpose to shock you, but it has a purpose, a meaning, something that you talk about. It is one of the better horror film plots out there. Some say movies like Saw and Hostile are 'sicker.' They probably are, in parts, but because this has more meaning, and that the victim's have more purpose, you feel it more. It is really hard to explain. But it is a hardcore horror and not a teen slasher style.

Another good movie to see which isn't really violent at all is Funny Games. There is a American remake of it, shot by shot, directed by the same original director too. It is very good. Again a movie that has something to say. But it isn't exactly a horror film. No jump scares. It feels like it is written by Tarantino

[gambit1990]

as much as this movie was good there is a very disturbing scene in the end... it is just so nasty... many will know what i am talking about

i was like 'what's he talking about?' then i remembered

wouldn't say very disturbing though. gross, yeah.

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Firstly, I am talking about the original French version, not the remade American version which is meant to be a complete disaster.
To answer your question, both tbh. It is sick for the purpose to shock you, but it has a purpose, a meaning, something that you talk about. It is one of the better horror film plots out there. Some say movies like Saw and Hostile are 'sicker.' They probably are, in parts, but because this has more meaning, and that the victim's have more purpose, you feel it more. It is really hard to explain. But it is a hardcore horror and not a teen slasher style.

Another good movie to see which isn't really violent at all is Funny Games. There is a American remake of it, shot by shot, directed by the same original director too. It is very good. Again a movie that has something to say. But it isn't exactly a horror film. No jump scares. It feels like it is written by Tarantino

"Funny Games" is horrible, dog. I can't do it. So, if it's like FG then tell me so I don't waste my time & money. I'd appreciate it. I can't do torture that is, or, can be based in reality.

[tbdog]

"Funny Games" is horrible, dog. I can't do it. So, if it's like FG then tell me so I don't waste my time & money. I'd appreciate it. I can't do torture that is, or, can be based in reality.

Yeh, then stay away from it. The movie is about torture at a different level that you have seen. Why didn't you like Funny Games btw?

[Thread]

Yeh, then stay away from it. The movie is about torture at a different level that you have seen. Why didn't you like Funny Games btw?

It was too mean spirited. I can't do that. They have that one part where it looks like they "win" ---then a rewind is pushed and it was a trap for the viewer. The kicker though is how the two walk up on the next house. Ugh.

Thank you, though for the candor. I'll stay away from it.