u/GasFuture4070

Hi.

I just got back from watching a re-release of Eyes Wide Shut in theaters and honestly it hit way harder on the big screen than I expected. The atmosphere was insane. Every scene felt cold, hypnotic and weirdly dreamlike in a way that made me uncomfortable the entire time. Kubrick somehow makes normal conversations feel disturbing without even needing jumpscares or horror elements.

The whole mansion/setta sequence especially stayed in my head after the movie ended. Not because it was “scary” in a traditional way, but because of how unnatural and unsettling everything felt. The masks, the music, the silence, the feeling that you’re watching something you shouldn’t be seeing. It’s one of the few movies that genuinely made me feel uneasy for reasons I can’t fully explain.

Now I’m looking for other films that give off that same feeling. Not necessarily horror movies, but films with disturbing or macabre scenes that make you feel uncomfortable while still being actual cinematic masterpieces. Movies where the atmosphere alone messes with your head. Any recommendations?

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for a film that hits as hard as Requiem for a Dream.

I mean something with those intense, almost disturbing visual effects (like the sequences showing drug use), but especially with a story that hits emotionally just as much — if not more — like the mother’s storyline in the film rather than just the younger characters.

I really love movies without a happy ending, especially the ones where everything slowly falls apart over time and you feel the situation getting worse and worse.

That kind of story really stuck with me, and I’m looking for more films like that.

Any recommendations?

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to figure out the correct order to watch the entire MCU to properly prepare for Avengers: Doomsday.

I’ve already seen most of the movies, but from around 2019 until now I kinda lost track of everything that came out (movies + series), so I’m not fully up to date anymore.

I’m looking for a precise and complete watch order (including shows if needed) so I don’t miss anything important and can follow the story properly.

What’s the best order you’d recommend right now?

Thanks 🙏