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The original post: /r/movies by /u/stickbugbitch on 2024-12-27 13:34:53.

I have watched a fair ammount of psychological thrillers in my life. I’ve watched an excessive amount of horror in general; however, I’ve never encountered a film that made me as uncomfortable as “The Lighthouse”

I don’t know if it’s the audio of consistent hopeless “siren” sounds bringing me back to tornado sirens in rural Oklahoma or something else. I wonder if it’s the realism, the rambling of Willam Dafoe’s character is terrifying.

Why does this film disturb me so deeply?

I have watched so many ‘scary’ ‘psychologically thrilling’ acclaimed films throughout the years, so many ‘Lovecraft-ian horror’ inspired films through the years- but nothing has made me this uncomfortable. I’m generally fairly detached from fearful movies- this one puts a pit in my stomach.

This is the only movie I cannot reach the end of.

what is it about this film?

Why is this movie so disturbing?

Has anyone else had a reaction like this?

Why is this so f*cking scary?

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