Once I see them, they will be ticked off the list and reviewed shortly after.

Ralph Fiennes, Mark Addy, Roger Allam, and Alun Armstrong in The Choral (2025)

Some horror/psychological thrillers about girls, beauty standards and smashing the patriarchy.

Mostly sequels, adaptations and plain disasters of movies that put shame to either the original movies, series, material it was based on, the studio or generally the audiences.

John Leguizamo and Bob Hoskins in Super Mario Bros. (1993)

List of my top 30 favourite films of all time. I rated them in terms of my most favorite from one to 30. (Some may include mini-series, which I consider long films)

Benedict Cumberbatch in The Imitation Game (2014)

These also include films that I've seen and want to see in the future.

Thomas Haden Church and Paul Giamatti in Sideways (2004)

While the discriptions seem mostly negative, it has to be noted that I enjoyed and apprieciated some of the qualities in several of the films but find them difficult to watch because of the subject matters, or strong violence. Watch them if you're brave enough.

My list of most disturbing movies I've seen

Aisling Franciosi in The Nightingale (2018)

I'm a hard stone, so to speak, so whenever I cry at a movie - I feel it deserves a recognition.

Judith Barsi, Gabriel Damon, Candace Hutson, Will Ryan, and Frank Welker in The Land Before Time (1988)

This isn't about films that depict violence against women, no. Just because something depict something doesn't mean they condone it. But the overall tone and hints of the movies mean a lot of things and I got the vibe from these films that their intentions (or misintentions) was to demean women in some way.

Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and Robert Pattinson in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 (2011)

These are the movies that failed mildly or strongly to be enjoyable. Some of them, I'll admit I haven't seen the whole, but only because they failed to grip me in any way.

Jamie Foxx and Colin Farrell in Miami Vice (2006)

Best bios of musicians, documentaries and movies with bands in them that I've seen.

Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart in The Runaways (2010)

People I can't stand, who I've lost respect for and who I wish would just disappear.

These on screen film beatings have caused a lot of controversy over the years at film festivals and audiences alike. This is just to clarify that if you want watch any of these movies, you have to be prepared for the brutality of scenes below.

Not all cartoons are for children. There's something quite different and interesting about adult animation - like playing a dirty game.

Not specifically vampire movies - but films relating to darkness of the soul and rock culture.

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