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7 Movies With Ideas Unlike Anything Else Ever Put on Screen, I’m Still Traumatized By 2 of Them
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But there’s no denying that every single one of them is a strange and fascinating experience at the same time.
It’s the kind of concept that could have been a sci-fi movie, but it chooses body horror and never stops escalating.
Because of that, The Substance is definitely one of the two films that I would genuinely say traumatized me.
Its central idea is brilliant, but it’s the way that idea is told that deserves all the attention.
It sounds like a joke when you hear that, but the movie takes the idea completely seriously.