15 EXTREMELY Graphic Netflix Movies

[@DarrenVanDam]

Use code FLICKCONNECTION50 to get 50% OFF First Box and free wellness shots for life with any active subscription at bit.ly/4ajCS7R! U.S. Availability: 10. X - Netflix, Paramount+, Showtime 9. American Assassin - Netflix 8. No Hard Feelings - Netflix 7. Blonde - Netflix 6. Believer - Netflix, Roku, KZbin 5. Seraphim Falls - Netflix 4. Joker - Netflix, Max 3. The Impossible - Netflix, Plex 2. Brawl in Cell Block 99 - Netflix, Hulu, Roku, Plex Honorable Mentions: Backcountry - Netflix, Hulu, AMC+ Reptile - Netflix Carter - Netflix The Killer - Netflix Bonnie and Clyde - Netflix 1.Society of the Snow - Netflix CANADA Availability: 10. X - Prime Video 7. Blonde - Netflix 6. Believer - Netflix 3. The Impossible - Netflix 2. Brawl in Cell Block 99 - Tubi Honorable Mentions: Backcountry - Prime Video, Tubi, Gem Reptile - Netflix Carter - Netflix The Killer - Netflix Bonnie and Clyde - 1.Society of the Snow - Netflix U.K. Availability: 8. No Hard Feelings - Sky, Now 7. Blonde - Netflix 6. Believer - Netflix 5. Seraphim Falls - RokutenTV, Plex 3. The Impossible - Netflix, BBC iPlayer Honorable Mentions: Backcountry - FreeVee Reptile - Netflix Carter - Netflix The Killer - Netflix 1.Society of the Snow - Netflix AUSTRALIA Availability: 10. X - Netflix, Foxtel Now 9. American Assassin - Stan. 8. No Hard Feelings - Prime Video, BiNGE 7. Blonde - Netflix 6. Believer - Netflix 4. Joker - Netflix, Prime Video, Stan. 3. The Impossible - Netflix, Stan. 2. Brawl in Cell Block 99 - Netflix Honorable Mentions: Reptile - Netflix Carter - Netflix The Killer - Netflix 1.Society of the Snow - Netflix

[@yeabBirru]

Thank you for the time stamps

[@brosiff6424]

Good sh#$!

[@justaguy6100]

VERY good list. BTW I enjoyed No Hard Feelings a lot, Jennifer Lawrence is off the chain here. But more importantly, I appreciate how you get into the K movies. Korea is doing some awesome stuff.

[@justaguy6100]

An aside, didn't Pekinpah predate Bonnie and Clyde with the use of squibs? Not just the entry wounds, either, but the exit wounds too.

[@Klung1]

Another smart and insightful video. You never fail to broaden my cinema horizons.

[@HughJorgan09]

I'm 65 yrs. old, and, I'm glad to see Bonnie & Clyde make your list. As you mentioned, certainly, movies have only gotten more graphic since then, but, at that time,...I definitely remember having a pretty visceral reaction to the depiction of the bodies being butchered by the gunfire. I want to leave a movie impressed, and, Bonnie & Clyde definitely left a lasting impression.

[@theimp5901]

I was shaken when I saw it ! Lots of extreme violence from that time , also The Wild Bunch !! I'm 72 ! Oh yeah, I dropped Netflix after Anne Boleyn and then Cleopatra. What a trash channel. Phuck Netflix and Disney.

[@namvet1968]

Platoon is superb. Oliver Stone is a genius

[@HughJorgan09]

@@namvet1968 As a Marine vet, I'm in agreement, and, I'd add FULL METAL JACKET to that, as well. To that time, I'd seen nothing that so accurately reflected boot camp, as I had attempted to describe it to friends. The tensions, the accomplishments, the friendships, the rivalries, the sometimes too ugly for TV reality...

[@forrestegan]

If you enjoyed Bonnie & Clyde…I recommend you watch The Highwaymen.

[@HughJorgan09]

@@forrestegan ALWAYS appreciate good recommendations. It's possible that I may have seen this before, but, some of the best movies, I'll try & wait quite awhile before seeing it again, so as to try & re-create that feeling of "WOW! This movie is SO f'king good!"

[@thefisherking78]

I listened to this today while driving home from work and _immediately_ watched No Hard Feelings because of it. Fun flick! Thank you DVD 😁

[@paulxavier6532]

The Impossible is an incredible film. Ewan was stellar (as was the rest of the cast) and some unforgettable overwhelmingly emotional moments. Well worth seeing!

[@richarda2248]

Vince Vaughan is seriously underrated. Brawl in cell block 99 and Dragged across concrete are awesome.

[@andreashaynes3346]

Great FLICK CONNECTION Darren. The stand out films that I’ve seen are:- American Assassin, Joker, Brawl in Cell Block 99, Carter and Bonnie & Clyde. Many thanks for sharing with us. Very much appreciated 👍👍👍👍👍

[@3renegade3]

Yeah, Brawl was surprisingly good

[@corbelius6]

Seraphim Falls is absolutely fantastic.

[@moc9034]

Another great list to work through! Thank you Darren!

[@jerryfrederick6610]

Tom Holland in "The Impossible" gave a great performance. Naomi Watts also. Everybody was great but, those two really brought it.

[@notskeerd1ss]

I remember "Society of the Snow" when it was called "Alive". A film from 1993.

[@DogOnExtendingLead]

I was literally about to make this exact comment until I read yours. Almost word for word what I was going to say. 😅

[@chrisjacobsen5558]

Both excellent. I must say Society of the snow is sooo well done.

[@nmoddentity8401]

Yes! The 93 film was very well done! There was a documentary I believe called I'm Alive which can get confused for the movie. An incredible story of survival.

[@justbuzzed8313]

No...2 different movies...Society is a brand new flick out this year and its pretty good

[@MatthewThompsonAllen]

I don't know about Alive, but Society of the Snow used some of the survivors as consultants, which is pretty cool and probably adds to its authenticity.

[@RobG1729]

Thanks so much for having chapters, allowing viewers to select specific flicks.

[@how8132]

No Hard Feelings beach scene....Chef kiss👌

[@hanzkoenig]

The Dude abides! You are my go to channel when it comes to movies. Love it! Cheers from the UK.

[@facetiouslyinsolent8313]

I saw Brawl in Cell Block 99 years ago when you first started recommending it and it blew me away. I didn't stop talking about it for a week.

[@drumbum3.142]

"You Should Post That on Your Own Channel..... .. ... .." 😐😬😐🤔😐😬😬😬🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️🤷🤔😐

[@the9-2-5outlawgamer]

The Wild Bunch from 1969 directed by the great Sam Peckinpah. Just like Bonnie and Clyde from 1967, this Western film is super graphic when it comes to violence. The violence is not only gratuitous, but very stylish especially the cuts in between the slow motion deaths. It's got a great cast veteran actors most of whom are already dead if not all of them. And for all you gamers, this film was an obvious inspiration for Red Dead Redemption.

[@rubenreyna2198]

A Sam Peckinpah film. Yes the grandmaster of slow motion violent films. Homaged by the greats of Walter Hill, & John Woo

[@gregmartin760]

My Favorite western

[@rclark0884]

Love the Flick Connection! Thanks for keeping my movie list to the POINT!

[@michaeltrumper]

Fun fact, Many years ago while playing rugby at university, a team from from Argentina was on a tour and we hosted them for a match. One of the managers was a survivor of the plane crash.

[@kylescott1]

I don't stream before I check in to your channel. Thanks for the consistent quality.

[@coreyh8589]

OMG the movie “Alive” (I think?) back in the day about the rugby team has always stuck with me. Cannot wait to watch your #1 pick!! My mom, my old Blockbuster buddy, said it’s really good! Awesome list as usual.

[@Jimbobjankowicz]

Thank you for sharing!

[@RedSnakeGT500]

I love the content and your style, bro. The presentation and professionalism is excellent and crisp. Keep at it, brother.

[@mateofantasma]

Society of the snow is excellent, I watched it a couple weeks ago and was really impressed by it. Very emotional and well made, totally recommend it if you like survival movies.

[@ruthlys]

The impossible was awesome. I started it on accident- but kept watching due to cast. I had NO idea of the plot- i thought at first it was going to end up being divorce drama or something- but then big “event” occurs and i was like “holy shit!” I could not look away after that. Excellent.

[@paulstephens3901]

What does on accident mean it by accident why is it you americans manage to fu*k up the english language constantly

[@Infinityfields]

I love the lists of movies! I own the movies X, American Assassin, No Hard Feelings, Joker, The Impossible, Alive (same story as Society of the Snow), and Bonnie and Clyde. But thank you for pointing out ones that I have not yet seen and will now find them on Netflix or other streaming services. I am now a subscriber to look for more movies to see or buy to add to my growing 6,000+ movie collection.

[@roel.vinckens]

Clearly a lover of the 7th art. Thanks for sharing Darren.

[@twinjuke]

For me, by far the most intense one was Ghostland. This was a huge surprise for me that haunted me for multiple days after watching it.

[@andreasknebel7453]

The most intense one is definetly "Once Were Warriors", but afaik it' s not on Netflix. It's so freaking intense because it's not war film or a horror movie. Instead this is about violence inside a family with incredible actors Rena Owen and Temuera Morrison (yes, the later Boba Fett)...

[@jthutt5042]

Yep. Once Were Warriors was incredible.

[@zonker-TM]

Pretty surprised, this video being about movies, and all...that when you're talking about "Society of the Snow"...that you failed to mention that it's actually a RE-MAKE...of the amazing first movie, made in the early 90s...with same name as the non-fiction book, by Piers Paul Read, "ALIVE". It stars a young Ethan Hawk, Vincent Spano, and Josh Hamilton. If you liked this movie, you owe it to yourself to give it a watch. The book was amazing, also! Great list, thanks!

[@tjk3430]

Ha. I totally watched Seraphim Falls at your rec Darren. Netflix should thank you by making more Westerns.

[@pmcmva]

I've watched many of these based on your earlier recommendations of them. Seraphim Falls was a pleasant surprise, and Brawl blew me away. Very excited to check out "Snow". I haven't heard you that excited about a recommendation in a while. Thanks

[@GaryAa56]

I saw Bonnie and Clyde in the theater when I was 10 years old. X, I was enthralled with what a good Actress Mia Goth really is. Two other good movies are The Impossible and Joker.

[@BrainFire]

Seraphim Falls was solid. Good western. Angelica Huston's character definitely took it out of "classic Western" territory. It was fine, but if I was writing it, I wouldn't have included her bit.

[@erniearambula3525]

Joaquin Phoenix is the incredible actor of our time from his early days of 8mm to gladiator and his Oscar performance and transformation in Joker he's gone so far under the radar as thee actor of our time.

[@bohdaicitta]

Blonde is just incredible, amazing piece, LOVED it

[@ZitherBeast]

It can't be a netflix movie, because Marylin Monroe isn't portrayed by a black actress.... wth netflix, wth.

[@CatLadyofUtah]

I love how enthusiastically you explain a movie without giving away the plot or the details. Have you seen Bone Tomahawk? I have! I’ve earned a reputation for knowing good movies not just for girls, but guys. I earned this reputation from my first husband, a special operator in the military. on one particular trip, I recommended they take Quentin Tarantino’s true romance. At first they gave it a thumbs down based on the title, then they watched it. Hence, my reputation for picking good movies. And I used that credibility to get them to watch bone Tomahawk with me. Now you have to admit it’s very most of the way, correct? My sons are are adults and have served in the military. They were not happy with how long the movie was taking. And then that part started and they shut up. I still hold the title of the person who can choose the best movies for girls and guys.

[@krystalharris79]

True Romance is one of my favourites! It's in my list of Lifetime-Top-20 movies! I loved it years before seeing my first Tarantino movie, didn't even know he did the screenplay! I think it's a beautiful love story, with all the trimmings! LOL I love getting good recco's - even if our tastes aren't exactly on the same page!

[@JohnCocozza]

Blonde was fantastic from an artistic cinema lens. Ana de Armas was incredible in her performance.

[@drumbum3.142]

Unlike what Jamie lee curtis (seemingly random like unfounded) says; Ana is a Wonderful Talent. 2049 is > than the Entirety of Curtis films put together. Lol.

[@Bacon420]

There is no KZbin algorithm, only Zuul.

[@sakostwwy1903]

Society of the Snow is an excellent movie. Just gut wrenching what they went through. Highly recommended

[@kimberlydavis4772]

Society In The Snow was almost beautiful in its horror. Definitely worth watching. X is also great! I’ve watched it twice and I’m adding it to my classic horror inventory. It is visually stunning! It’s also fresh and nostalgic at the same time! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@rustyshackleford6035]

Wow what a Great list so many Good movies I've seen on here I watched both X and Joker in the movie theater and have watched them many times since then I also Loved No Hard Feelings it's one of my favorite comedys of last year and a couple of movies on here I've been wanting to watch but haven't gotten around to them like the Impossible , the Killer and Reptile I'm going to try to get around to watching them ASAP thank for the list 😁👍

[@mr.ultrafino6891]

Brawl in Cell Block 99 is absolute monster of a movie. It actually brought me back to S. Craig Zahler and made me read all his books - which are excellent by the way.

[@corbelius6]

I loved Vince Vaughn's character in "Clay Pigeons". He is busting out of that Comedy bubble he looked like he was in. Great actor.

[@bigsarge2085]

"American Assassin" was good, "No Hard Feelings" was hilarious! "Joker" I'm still torn on, sometimes I want to watch it, and other times it seems super pretentious. Haven't gotten to "Reptile" or "The Killer" yet, but they're on our list!

[@nosuchthing8]

Joker is brilliant, because the topic is about a person that needs drugs to stay sane. But because of budget cuts the drugs are tapered off. And as he goes insane, he drags you down with him. There is one scene where you realize one key element is all in his mind.

[@bigsarge2085]

@@nosuchthing8 Yeah, I've seen "Joker." I should have clarified that sometimes I'd like to re-watch it, other times it seems a bit pretentious when I remember it.

[@nosuchthing8]

@@bigsarge2085 ah, I see. Yeah, I'm not crazy about seeing it again.

[@TobyCatVA]

This is one of your lists that I will just copy-paste to Notepad and watch them all as time permits. 👍

[@TititoDeBologay]

This is why I appreciate your channel. You separate the wheat from the chaff. And lo and behold there's a Western movie with Pierce Brosnan and Angelica Houston. Cheers mate.

[@donHooligan]

thank you for another great list! i have some subtitles to read, now.

[@crinolynneendymion8755]

How reviews should be! Keep it coming.

[@BURRITO44]

Awesome video !!! You are a great reviewer !!!

[@rorynelson7833]

Great list. I’d like to see one with best Netflix series. My vote goes to Warrior.

[@patrickmorrissey2271]

Nice job. I thought Reptile was very good. Kinda slow as it goes along, but Del Toro's performance is really something. If you are a fan of Benicio Del Toro, this is absolutely a must see.... He is brilliant. Society of the Snow is probably not for everyone. I first heard of this many years ago, not long after it happened.... There is a book called "Alive" written by a survivor that is very good. There's an old movie they did, a lot like this one in a way.... Basically a story of what happened.... So this is a "re-telling" if you will, but it is very well done, and very well shot. I wasn't wild about the dub, to be honest.... It feels like a foreign film instantly. And I'm not sure if some of it gets "lost in translation" or whatever, but the whole first half of the movie is kinda flat, and it's impossible to tell, is this one of the main guys, is this an important moment.... Maybe that was me, knowing the story, and feeling like "is that him?" and "Is that the other guy?" at various times.... At times early on, I kinda wondered, if you didn't know the story, and you just sat down to watch this, would a lot of it be making sense??? I have no way of knowing.... But it eventually does become clear, so, stay with this one... I do not know how you could not be inspired by this.... If this didn't really happen, no one would believe it.... I've often said, anyone who is in any way part of a search & rescue team NEEDS to see this movie, and read this book... I'm sure people are like "I don't wanna sit through that, ugh, it's depressing..." It is emotional, no doubt, but in the end, it is uplifting, and inspirational. Also, I daresay, you will have a newfound deep profound appreciation for the comfort we live in....

[@khomo12]

Great, great list!👍👍👍

[@jenewok]

*I need to know where you got your Dude t-shirt! I love it!!!*

[@PetesCreativeRecycling]

Only one on this list I've already seen was Society of the Snow... absolutely incredible!

[@1979video]

Society of the snow is a remake of a movie that was released in 1993 called ALIVE!

[@robdave1974]

Blond was amazing. Loved it. Should get an award for cinematography.

[@mssusanmarie]

"Backcountry" is very good. I remember being surprised at how good it was.

[@lindachambless7939]

I loved Killer, seen it a lot of times! Society of the snow was great, what I really loved how it was so real and knowing the story and seeing Alive many times, this one showed after they were found too, they still faced horror because of press, the nurses and society felt about how they survived and what they looked like, so emaciated and ghost liked. I liked Reptile, just went on about 30 minutes too long for me. I will be watching your other suggestions, thanks!

[@pappabunny]

The last gunfight in John Wayne's final movie the Shootist was pretty graphic and intense.

[@geraldmartin7703]

Society of the Snow has at least two precursors: Survive (1976, Mexico) Alive (1993, U.S.)

[@Infinityfields]

I have not seen Survive but Alive is the same story as Society of the Snow as they both cover the Uruguay rugby team’s crash in the Andes mountains in 1972 and their 72 day fight to survive the cold, starvation and dehydration. Both movies are great but Society of the Snow is filmed with South American actors whereas Alive was filmed with many White North American actors like Ethan Hawke as Nando Parrado.

[@mrmike501]

Legendary list 🔥

[@bettyblu8115]

Solid films as usual, especially "Brawl in Cell block 99", S. Craig Sahler. A great, talented & visceral director who I think isn't appreciated enough yet. Also loved " The Killer"...you just can't miss Fincher.👍

[@benlivingston6774]

The Dude Abides! Love the Shirt!

[@nosuchthing8]

For adults, impossible is not that graphic. Just very amazing.

[@plentyobass]

Thanks for the chapters!

[@jaym1244]

The Impossible was a very, very good movie! Well written, directed, and acted.

[@stevenpetrokovitch6398]

LOVED both Reptile and The Killer!!!

[@montrose252]

Thanks for suggesting BRAWL in CELL BLOCK 99. I had never heard of it. That movie is awesome!

[@vincentbonilla]

I believe Society in the snow is a reimagining of the movie Alive a few years back. It is an amazing story

[@button9]

not really a reimagining if it's based off an actual story/event - it's just 'another telling'. This also did a much better job than Alive, which I watched a few months ago. Alive was fine but this was much better.

[@marcd1981]

Thanks for this list. You have the time stamp mislabeled for "Brawl in Cell Block 99". It's labeled "Dragged Across Concrete".

[@I_am_not_a_rob0t]

No Country For Old Men is one of the best films ever, if you haven’t seen it, check it out

[@jameslaughter5183]

X has possibly got the best ever shotgun scene.

[@hollygolden9673]

American Assassin one of my favorite movies. Would have loved a sequel.

[@Straight0uttaCrofton]

seen a lot of these already but thanks for the heads up on Cell Block 99 👍

[@eracer1111]

Thanks for the list. I've only seen 'Joker' and 'X'. Both great choices. I also recommend 'The Babysitter.' Samara Weaving plays the VERY hot babysitter/schoolyard protector for 10 year-old Cole. It turns out she is a VERY different person than we think she is. Plenty of over-the-top comedic gore. Think 'Home Alone' if done by someone like Rob Zombie. 'Train to Busan' is the best zombie movie ever made. It's Korean, with English subtitles, but trust me, you won't care. Some say the zombie genre is dead 😉 This one brings it back to life.

[@georgewilson1139]

Hey Darren, i thought you would've seen more movies than I have. We should be about the same age and the movie 'ALIVE' was originally done about this survival story. Mind blown!!!

[@miles2378]

Alive is about the Socker team who are traped in the mountaina after a plane crash?

[@JoaquinPhoenix-s3k]

I like the Rating you created. Bring back the X Rating. I liked it better than the NC-17.

[@venomius]

I watched brawl in cell block 99 and X on your recommendations and they were both FANTASTIC...thank you your awsome at this!!!!❤

[@jackperron5537]

Great reviews. Love your t-shirt.

[@friendofdavid1423]

Cell Block 99 was an awesome flick, however, two things I found were disagreeable for me: 1. Jennifer Carpenter was NOT a good choice for his girlfriend, and 2. I absolutely did NOT like the semi-negative ending!

[@Skoora]

Wish we had got more Mitch Rap movies. American Assassin is pretty solid.

[@purplecornstudios]

Soceity Of The Snow was excellent. Good watch.

[@S1L3NTG4M3R]

THANKS

[@DarrenVanDam]

You know it

[@bbowman105]

Frank Marshall's take on the Rugby Team , "Alive", is very good as well.

[@mukabout4243]

Glad u mentioned Back Country, that had hands down the most graphic bear attack scene for sure! lol

[@davidingham2216]

Fine work / thanks for a great set of reviews.

[@davidstewart4195]

Blonde kind of gripped me right at the beginning and never let go. Devastating but excellent movie.

[@2023Red]

Excellent work in providing this video. Which was your favorite or do you have an update for your favority. We watch Netflix.

[@peterdubois7276]

The Killer may be the most rewatchable David Fincher movie. I won't know for until I've seen it a dozen times for comparison.

[@mszoomy]

Great list Darren, thanks. I loved Cellblockand Society and will check out some of the others

[@matbuchanan9765]

American Assassin is a great book and the movie rocks too...

[@benreifhardt4471]

So happy to hear someone even mention Bone Tomahawk! Such a great twist on the traditional western.

[@csh5414]

Absolutely. Spot on Dialogue and scene setting leading up to the grisly and original ending.

[@OnlineStarRR]

Thanks, will try: No hrd feelings" from this list!

[@tmansonite2771]

Your #1 pick is actually a movie called Alive. Watch that . This is not original . “Alive” brought out their story about survival . Great movie.

[@mikekass2164]

Thanks for your lists of flicks because of you my brother we always have something to watch keep up the good work 👏 👍 👌 the flick "Upgrade" I enjoyed very much quite different very interesting.

[@OliverNTwiztedCompany]

I love The Big Lebowski shirt you're wearing 😊

[@louisrgutierrez7787]

Great picks , thanks

[@voltrono4166]

good list. Seen almost all of these and they very pretty good

[@liquidflorian]

As someone who enjoyed the Mitch Rapp novels, American Assassin was a huge let down.

[@jimquigley9]

Thanks for another great list. Second time you have talked about “society of the snow” without mentioning it’s a remake. Have you never seen “Alive”?

[@stirling84]

I thought he would've mentioned alive too. I remember I used to watch it as a kid with my dad, good times.

[@therealHogmaNtheIntruder]

​@@stirling84remember how controversial it was when it came out? Different times.

[@tammywinter6608]

When DV spoke of The Impossible as the greatest survival film, I thought of Alive. That film stayed with me for a long time. Always good for a rewatch.

[@jenewok]

Not really a remake, but they are both about the same subject. He should have mentioned it though.

[@therealHogmaNtheIntruder]

@@jenewok so what's different? I don't see many alternate approaches to such an isolated incident with no new facts to present.

[@felixseagal4954]

Society of the Snow, and Blonde are excellent movies. I would watch it again.

[@electronic-dreams]

I saw believer 2 and that drug od scene was amazing, the whole switching places part is a must watch especially for breaking bad fans.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

"SEREPHIM FALLS" WAS VERY GOOD👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼