Rather a warning than a recommendation: these 7 films make you mentally done

From time to time you have the capacities to get a violent, aOr to watch other disturbing films. Some cannot be blatant enough. The following seven films are only suitable for such people. Others would not create them until the end anyway. It's about explicit representation of violence, completely sprawling drug trips, sick peopleAnd other cruelty. It is not as if we highly recommend these seven films, rather we want to tell you that you exist. And if you can and want, you can try it out and press it on Play.But be warned: these films have what it takes to finish mentally.

Irreversibleis a real blow into the stomach pit. The story unfolds backwards, which makes the already unbearable scenes even more shocking. A ten -minute uncut rape scene robs you of your breath - not only because of the cruelty, but because the camera withdraws the moment mercilessly. The film takes place with concepts such as time, retaliation and the inevitability of fate, while he drives us mad with a booming soundtrack and hectic camera.IrreversibleDoesn't feel like a film, but like a trauma that burns deep into the soul. Anyone who goes into unprepared could regret it.

Lars von Trier takes us into the sick head of a murderer - with a gentlelessness that leaves you stunned.The House That Jack BuiltFollow Jack, a narcissistic serial killer who views his cruel deeds as works of art. The murders are shown so cold and analytically that you catch yourself how to watch evil with fascinated disgust. A scene in which Jack wipes out a family without any regrets can hardly be endured. The film increases with every episode into a surrealistic inferno. That just makes you speechless. Definitely no film for the faint of heart - rather a look into the deepest abysses of the human soul.

A film about drugs, but not in the typical way -Requiem for a DreamIs hell. Darren Aronofsky shows the creeping crash of four people whose life is destroyed by addiction. Aggressive cuts, surreal sequences and ominous music - especially the last half hour is a merciless downward spiral in which each figure experiences its very personal horror. When the credits run, you feel drained and emotionally on the ground.Requiem for a Dreamleaves no feeling of hope - just emptiness and the realization of how quickly a life can plunge into the abyss.

Let's jump straight into the next drug trip. Again Gaspar Noé (Irreversible), he loves to torture his audience - and withEnter the VoidHe created an experimental film that feels like a near -death experience. The story of a drug dealer is told that over his death as a spirithovers and observed the effects of his life. Visually overwhelming, with long camera trips and bright neon colors, the film puts you into a trance -like rigid. This is not a film that you just watch - it is an experience that can drive you crazy.

Horror can disturb in many ways - andCuckooit does through a subtle, creeping fear that slowly eats in the head. The story begins almost harmlessly: a 17-year-old travels with her father into a remote holiday resort in the Alps. But something is wrong and with every scene the atmosphere becomes more depressing. Owilable noises, disturbing images and an increasing feeling of disorientation do the tension into the unbearable. The border between reality and delusion blurs until you no longer know what actually happens.CuckooManipulated the, until she buckles.

Have you ever had a panic attack? The Come and seefeels about this way, just over two hours. Told from the perspective of a boy who is confiscated into the Second World War, the film shows no heroic struggle, but the pure horror. With each scene, the boy loses more of his innocence until his face only shows empty. There is no classic dramaturgy, no hope, just an unstoppable descent into madness. The film is so oppressively realistic that you have the feeling of going through this hell yourself. Anyone who has seen this film will never forget it again - and maybe that's the worst thing about it.

What as classicStarts, quickly tilts into a brutal nightmare in Martyrs who knows no mercy. The violence is so extreme, it goes under the skin, more is not revealed. But the actual cruelty is not in torture, but in the absolute hopelessness that the film conveys. One thing can definitely be said about this French extreme horror film: Those who viewed it will certainly not do it a second time.