20 movies so disturbing that you can't finish them in one go

Modified Oct 17, 2024 15:11 ET

The Human Centipede | Image Source: Prime Video (IFC Films)

11) The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

The Hills Have Eyes (1977) | Image Source: Prime Video (Vanguard)

In Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes, a family left in the desert meets the rage of a cannibalist clan. The film blends survival horror elements with social observation, thus exposing the savagery of humankind through extreme conditions. Its imagery is extremely nauseating, and there is too much violence for even tolerable, uncomfortable moments.

The Hills Have Eyes explores themes of family, revenge, and the fight to survive, making the movie a classic in the horror genre.

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