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What's the scariest film you've ever seen?
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I like horror because it's fantasy and it stops being scary as soon as the movie ends, kind of like a carnival ride.
This is not fantasy, and it is truly horrible.
Came here to post this.
I woke up sweaty and screaming from nightmares about the ending several times, up to 6 months after seeing it.
I may have been particularly susceptible, though, because I was living in Sheffield at the time and was badly affected by birth trauma.