The Most Disturbing Movie I've Reviewed - Martyrs | Shocking Cinema

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[@punkratsxxx]

Have you seen this one ? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindergarten_(1989_film)

[@pyralisa-]

I have a funny traumatic backstory with this movie, a friend of mine brought a ripped dvd of Martyrs to school when we were 11/12 years old, because the title was hurriedly scribbled on (plus neither English nor French is our first language) and she thought it was "Marley and Me". The teacher stopped it pretty quickly, but the tiny bit of imagery stuck with me for ages, and saying that Marley and Me is a very gory movie remained kind of a meme in our class.

[@lonewanderer882]

holy fuck ahahahahah

[@Joemama55122]

I found marley and me harder to watch cos i love dogs 😂

[@pyralisa-]

@@Joemama55122 Same🥲

[@killingmoon6974]

I died laughing reading your comment

[@Chakeis]

Jesus, not the type of movie to watch as a kid

[@TheKinoCorner]

Also, I think I forgot to mention it, but it was shot in Quebec. It's weird seeing Xavier Dolan so young in a movie.

[@MichaelMichael-us6wq]

Yeah, kinda like seeing Dennis hopper in a 50’s James dean movie.

[@Gui-San]

Wasn't this a year before he made his directorial debut, which also premiered at Cannes in '09?

[@TheKinoCorner]

@@Gui-San Yes I believe so

[@succman8398]

Ahhh, so that's why this movie makes me feel so nostalgic. It's the essential Quebec experience

[@TempehLiberation]

I wonder if anyone has looked at Martyrs through the lens of philosopher Bataille. The themes of sacrifice, transgression and limit experiences are very prominent. Great video!

[@TheKinoCorner]

I don't mention Bataille by name but I read Eroticism in preparation for this video and this video is kind of a look at the film through that lens. I plan on doing a podcast later this week with Gio to go more in depth on it.

[@velveetaenthusiast]

I'd like to think that Anna did see something. She saw a beautiful afterlife, but told the Mademoiselle she saw nothing, or worse.

[@Simon-yp7rv]

That is possibly the most positive ending. Heaven exists, but the torturers now live in doubt and fear.

[@scroopynooperz9051]

You may not like the nihilistic interpretation, but it seems the most realistic explanation for mademoiselle's haste to off herself, and also explains why she doesn't tell the others. Also, notice she doesn't seem relieved or happy after getting the message from Anna, she seems kinda pissed off. She doesn't want to be the one to tell them their entire sick setup was all for nothing, so she just feeds herself a lead sandwich and calls it a day. Very thoughtful of her 😂

[@Thagomizer]

I don't buy this interpretation, because 1) there would be nothing to report and 2) Mademoiselle would have most likely regarded this answer as another failed experiment.

[@connorsimpson7801]

obviously hard to watch start to finish, but the sequence with the woman from the basement is the most profoundly upsetting thing i’ve ever seen. i had the movie spoiled for me before i watched it so i knew what i was getting into, but nothing prepares you for that

[@miumaumiu3159]

I agree with you. That is just amazing film making!

[@miumaumiu3159]

Directors visions was unreal..

[@mosquitopyjamas9048]

Salo or Serbian Film are nothing compared to Martyrs. Not in terms of disgust or shock but actual resonance. Martyrs is a work of art

[@blastradius7193]

Really, hmmm. Might Have to check it out

[@torque9889]

Yep 👍 gets under your skin more because of its core idea.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Salo is also a work of art when you fully understand what the extremely cruel, disgustingly hedonistic, pure and unfiltered nihilism at the core of the film is metaphorically representing 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@mosquitopyjamas9048]

@@rebeccahopkins9522 um, I guess you’re right but you could probably argue the same for A Serbian Film. I guess because it’s veiled in metaphor or it’s a satire, it’s less emotionally resonant then martyrs which, at least for me. Salo certainly in the context of when it was made was a pretty extreme statement on those in power (and arguably still are) but, again for me, I feel it’s shock is a bit mundane but only due to its age and shit I watched throughout the years (thank you early internet). I guess I can concede that it is a work of art, I do think the message is important but it doesn’t resonate with me and for me, that’s a key point in the art I enjoy. Also I just really hate the face the Bishop (or president?) makes when he’s being sodomised 😂 all the gross shit in the film and it’s that face which grosses me out

[@NeverTakeNoCut-offs]

Martyrs is one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@ajromero3692]

I have a personal interpretation for what Anna told Mademoiselle that ties up pretty much all loose ends. Anna tells Mademoiselle that there is indeed an afterlife and that it's a beautiful paradise. However, this knowledge is forbidden for mere mortals to possess unless they have achieved martyrdom. Anna tells Mademoiselle that her obtaining this knowledge without achieving martyrdom first means she will never be allowed entrance into paradise, no matter what she does. Instead, Mademoiselle will experience eternal oblivion after she dies. Her soul blink out of existence upon death, never to experience awareness or being ever again. Now that Mademoiselle possesses this knowledge, she knows there's nothing she can do but resign to her fate. However, she can still spare her followers from eternal oblivion by refusing to tell them Anna's testimony. The only problem is, Mademoiselle knows the lengths the cult will go to just for the slim chance they can create a martyr. Imagine what they would do to someone who has the answers but won't tell them. She knows that the cult will ultimately subject her to horrific torture in order to make her talk, so she decides to just end her own life painlessly instead. Sure, it means having to enter eternal oblivion prematurely, but it's much better than having to endure prolonged torture and agony beforehand. Mademoiselle also tells Etienne to "keep doubting" as well because ignorance of the afterlife is what keeps him (and the rest of us) from being forever denied entrance to it. To me, this theory makes the most sense because the other ones have plot holes in them. If Anna told Mademoiselle that there was a blissful paradise and Mademoiselle offed herself to get there faster, why couldn't she be bothered to tell her followers? If Anna told Mademoiselle that she and her followers are all going to suffer in hell for what they've done, why would she kill herself to get there faster? If Anna told her that there is no afterlife why wouldn't Mademoiselle just assume the experiment was a failure and try again? Meanwhile, the forbidden knowledge theory explains why Mademoiselle ended her own life and didn't tell her followers what Anna told her. Anyway, that's just my personal theory. I don't believe what Anna told Mademoiselle is the point of the film but it's still fun to speculate regardless.

[@tacipotti7289]

I think this theory also has a plot hole. Because Mademoiselle could just lie about It. Telling the rest of the cult that there Is no afterlife, so the cult doesnt believe she Is hidding the information. That would save her from going to oblivion faster by not having to commit suicide, and she also would save the culture by not giving them the truth and not denying them the possibility to reach Paradise.

[@ajromero3692]

@@tacipotti7289 Zealots don't take very kindly to something that challenges their beliefs. We still have people today that think the Earth is only 6,000 years old and that creationism is the answer despite the bevy of scientific evidence to the contrary. Fundamentalists have a curious way of blocking out any and all evidence that is contrary to their beliefs. Considering the zealots in this film are more than willing to subject even children to brutal torture to find the answers, imagine what they would do to a heretic within their own fold. There's also the possibility that hearing the information that she did just broke Mademoiselle. Now that she knows she'll never get to experience what she'd been seeking for so long was so existentially devastating to her that she just decided to end it all without even really thinking too much about the others. She figured she just wouldn't tell them and take herself out and be done with it. Of course, this is all speculation. I don't believe the writers ever came up with a definitive answer and it was always meant to be ambiguous and each interpretation is just as valid as the next.

[@ajromero3692]

@@tacipotti7289 I think this kind of underestimates the power and delusion of zealotry though. I have a difficult time believing the cult would accept the answer of there being no afterlife. You needn't look further than the religious fundamentalists of today who firmly believe that the earth is only 6,000 years old and believe in creationism over evolution despite the bevy of evidence to the contrary. Blind faith makes you...well, blind to all outside criticism and evidence to the contrary. Considering this was a group willing to torture and kill for their ideology, I have a hard time believing they would've simply accepted Mademoiselle telling them that Anna saw nothing.

[@olnarks]

​@@tacipotti7289 Oh come on. The actress Mylene Jampanoi is on jeffrey epstein Black book. Don't you see the inspiration of the movie ? It is an initiation to something... creepy.

[@tacipotti7289]

@@olnarks ??? I dont know what you are talking about. Im just using my logic.

[@user-yl4lf9mh1w]

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[@MrBloodcore]

Interesting point about anna being to drained to fight back, I've always thought that the reason anna reached martyrdom is because she was already emotionally drained and tired before the torture began, which causes her to be mentally dead before physically reaching her breaking point.

[@that1guy375]

I watched this movie when I was in a bad place and it made me feel much worse. Great film. Also, Kino is making it. He's getting Raid money now, nice lol.

[@ReginusTardinus]

Kino looks like he hasn’t slept in 4 days

[@TheKinoCorner]

accurate

[@eva4033]

And I Haven't Brushed My Teeth In Weeks.

[@jerrysmith8814]

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[@alanisdavila8334]

@@eva4033the way you just said that even tho no one asked is crazy

[@sirtorchington]

everything about this movie, and any videos about it, give me the same horrible feeling of helplessness that people will do anything to achieve what they desire. it's like a creeping invisible monster that is right outside the door at all times - similar to the vision that Lucy has. I actually couldn't even bring myself to finish watching after they started beating Anna up, but I know the ending well at this point...and this was probably over a year ago. no film has stuck with me like this one

[@Harry11enderson]

Kumbi being the top dog in every video collab as always

[@DRUNKENATHEISTSTUDIO]

I worked at Blockbuster video when this came out on DVDs. I would recommend it to everyone. I would always sneak it onto the employee picks end-cap too 😅

[@DRUNKENATHEISTSTUDIO]

@Stang2023 whatever you say retrd 😃

[@DRUNKENATHEISTSTUDIO]

@Stang2023 ok rtrd. I would also put up Bill Maher's Religulous & Teeth.

[@DRUNKENATHEISTSTUDIO]

​​@Stang2023 ok rtrd 😅. I would also put up Bill Maher's Religulous & Teeth

[@novemberguy7087]

I watched Martyrs years ago, it was one of my first 'disturbing' film experiences, but I didn't recall much of it except the home invasion and the very end. I wasn't much of a fan of it but you've shone some light on why this film is much better than I initially thought. Thanks for yet another great video Kino!

[@bk138gt6]

The violence in Martyrs once she's being tortured, is so simple and brutal it's very difficult to watch

[@NordicGent55]

I think she endured the torture so when the time came the cult leader would believe her. Then told the cult leader a lie manipulating her into suicide.

[@CadaverSplatter]

The film blew me a way, not torture porn, not even focused on the violence. Rather it focuses on exploring the human experience in relation to death, and to what extremes people will go to to try to make peace with the inevitability. Seeking this peace is humans will often engage in terrible acts. This film communicates this film like no other film.

[@mj1205]

I don't think I could make it through this movie so thank you for watching it and for the analysis. Very intriguing concepts

[@andre.bouchard]

mid trivia: The upper middle class family is entirely played by Québécois actors while the rest of the movie are french.

[@Mark-Book]

11:25 I actually laughed out loud. Subbed. Martyrs suffer for a belief they won't abandon. If this suffering brings enlightenment then those who do not suffer cannot fathom that enlightenment.

[@graylightning4181]

Be right back I need to rewatch K-On for the fifth time after watching this video. Thanks Kino for saving me the trouble and curiosity of watching some of these graphical nightmares.

[@jaybones8457]

A shot-for-shot remake starring BG Kumbi as Mademoiselle could be the final push the timelines need to switch forever.

[@MoonMilk64]

Martyrs is such a brutal film it still fascinates me. Seeing people in such pain is nauseating yet realistic in ways. It definitely asks more questions than just about the afterlife.

[@thefitnerd5116]

I want "It's a bit of a doozy" to be one of the reviews of on all future releases of this film.

[@andrewwhitfield5480]

I believe the film is an allegory for any and all religion. The manipulation of love leads to self enslaving yourself to an ideology that has never nor will ever be in the best interest of any participant. It doesn't matter if you believe in a god. What you choose to serve will indifferently watch you return to the dust from which you came. Your strife will have been that of your own making.

[@Da_JackPot]

This was so beautiful said and literally put what I was thinking into words, wow I’m just stunned!

[@andrewwhitfield5480]

@@Da_JackPot Thank You very much. You are ahead of the curve.

[@Thagomizer]

The movie explicitly rebukes this interpretation. It's made pretty clear that cult is not religious.

[@andrewwhitfield5480]

@@Thagomizer You missed the point entirely. I don't know or think there is a difference between cults and religions but it doesn't matter. My point is the horrors committed on behalf of faith and belief. Sorry if you are religious and I hurt your feelings. It wasn't my intention to do so.

[@elisabethelias681]

100 % agree! Martyrs is the most disturbing movie I ever watched so far! I learned about this film in 2010 but had to prekäre myself emotionally for a couple of years until I felt ready to watch it and still it is the most disturbing film for me!

[@AJ-tp9bk]

I like your explanation on this movie the best, so far. Much deeper than most have delved. Nice job!

[@beanjm9773]

The French Extremity Movement still to this day, doesn't get the love and respect it deserves for pushing genre cinema forward and creating some of the most challenging and powerful films in modern French cinema

[@butchbrewer4923]

Psychopath writer Ayn Rand once said "if there was a heaven I'd kill myself to be with my husband". I think Anna told the old woman she had reunited with Lucy and the old woman wanted to see her loved ones again. The end credits are a big clue as to what Anna saw.

[@HorkPorkler]

After a while, the beatings were over the top, in regards to how much a little girl like that could take and stay conscious. I really liked the music when the "monster" was around. Great movie

[@jeffmusgrave3691]

Great video. Martyrs is one of my favorites because of the contrast between horror scenes and spiritual themes. Thanks! 👍

[@sinisterz3r090]

I am loving the sheer amount of productivity in sharing this kino. Very nice.

[@ericmagana9457]

Cover Calvaire, it's pretty messed up too.

[@mauricegiacche4776]

This is Gaspar Noe on STEROIDS! Beautifully realised on every level : narrative, montage, cinematography. Hands down the most original, beautifully crafted, distressing film I’ve viewed since Noe’s Irreversible. This Kinio guy provides the most detailed , thoughtful analysis of the film. He really is amazing.

[@Assault_Butter_Knife]

I was never into horror and at no point did I imagine that a film like this could peak my interest, but your review somehow did it. I'm going to put it on my to-watch list. One day I'll see what it's all about and who knows, maybe it will change my view of the slasher/horror films

[@notyouraverageinternetuser]

Do it do it do it

[@toobig7150]

one of the movies im always interested in, but refuse to watch or see. Reality its as Dark as it is.

[@23dsss-zp5jj]

ive watched it long time ago and it was like "meeh more gore porn and a ending that leave more questions that answers". but watching hereditary a year ago rly messed me up in a way no horror movie ever did

[@lukelambert78]

that ad lmao. i love the channel lore.

[@scamlikely9964]

The raid shadow legends ad was more horrifying than the movie.

[@JimThompson-i3u]

This is the one movie I wish I could unsee.

[@_halfawake_]

had no idea you were cool with charles/chuck, great video as always

[@arielle452]

I’ve only seen Martyrs once… and once is all it took. I didn’t hate it! In fact, I thought it was very thought provoking… but I’m not watching it again 🤢

[@and-dt3zm]

oh my god that "I'm done" caught me off guard lol anyway a very interesting essay. thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@and-dt3zm]

my theory is that there is nothing Anna saw and she told the truth to the woman, that there is no such thing as much as anything after death. somehow that was the first interpretation I had while watching and upon thinking about it more, it still seems to be the most plausible one to me.

[@jonnowocky8179]

Some nice direction, some nice misdirection too - I didn’t find it overly profound though. The film definitely revelled in the violence, to me the added layer of transgression felt just enough to render it not pure exploitation, but also not enough to give it substantial substance worthy of discussion

[@achilles9448]

I actually bought this and it is one of the most disturbing movies I ever seen... And I still haven't watched it a second time

[@FlaccidPhoenix]

Oh no. Not the love quest. Is it to find a Boyfriend-Free Girlfriend?

[@evanwatkins5804]

there is in fact a happy ending , the main character experiences sudden enlightenment aka satori , just the single essence of life, pure subjectivity. To look farther into this you could listen to Ramdass or Mooji for a clean cut.

[@blackbaccarabloom]

I think Anna saw the afterlife what made her see that knowing the afterlife cannot be survived. Anna told Mademoiselle what she saw out of revenge so Mademoiselle needs to die too. Mademoiselle didn't tell them to protect them from death and because doubting is what creates life in the first place. It wasn't really a suicide. It's the way we would interpret her death but it's actually death taking her to the afterlife without her consent. Lucy also appeared to commit suicide but it maybe was the demon woman she was haunted by. At least this is how I interpret this scene.

[@scamlikely9964]

On a more serious note, I disagree with some of your interpretations. It's actually more medieval than scientific if you think about it. Torture and execution in the middle ages were thought to have a redemptive spiritual aspect for those who've sinned, so the theory behind what the cult does here would probably be something along the lines of using that method on ostensibly "pure" beings to elevate them further to a saintly state where they're in direct communion with the divine in the moments before their death. Also, if supernatural elements are implied to exist by the end of the movie that would retroactively make the mangled woman from earlier more than a hallucination - possibly a demon from a different version of the procedure that connected its victim to hell instead of heaven. It being French also makes me think of Gilles de Rais and medieval French Satanism (effectively an inversion of catholicism) as described in Là-Bas rather than anything more modern.

[@SpookyWeebtrash]

Lmao my boy got the Raid Shadow Legends sponsor

[@MajmunskaPosla]

15:46

[@picklejarmonsterfanboy9367]

love quest- now that brings up some disturbing memories

[@bodeshaw4474]

i like to believe Anna did see an afterlife but just told Mademoiselle "no, i'm not telling you"

[@lidia6131]

It took me 15 years to find the courage to watch Martyrs. The legit 2008 one, not the 2013 sacrilegious joke. I finally watched it a month ago. It is still with me. I want to watch it again, but I think I'll be able to do it soon. It's the best horror film I've ever watched and I don't think there will be another. I can't watch Salo, though. Neither Serbian Film. There is no chance. Thanks for the video. Greetings from Greece.

[@elphs]

ok that raid shadow legends ad intro cracked me up lol

[@longevity338]

Kino, what editing software do you use?

[@iNostraD]

Thanks for reminding me of this movie, now I need to go take a shower.

[@mrmrgaming]

Well, for me, there are only two possible endings. 1.She sees heaven and that all are welcome, so Mademoiselle speeds herself away. 2.She sees nothing (no heaven) but tells Mademoiselle there is something, in the hope that she will kill herself for no reason. A variation is that she sees Heaven and tricks Mademoiselle. Tells her all sins are forgiven (they are not), so she offs herself. As for the "keep doubting". Well, she is the leader, the one who believes it the most when others have had doubts. This is why she almost gladly does away with herself. It's almost like "I was right. See you later suckers" To me, the only thing you have to work out is did she speak truthfully or not to Mademoiselle.

[@quackslikeaduck]

Learning of "Martyrs" for the first time here and now. The most disturbing movie I've seen to date is "Antichrist", so I'll have to see what's going on with this one.

[@ypey1]

Whats brilliant about this movie is that slides in and out of different genres. Starting off as a paranormal monster movie, blending in a gay love story, then a home invasion drama, turning to a psychopath cellar flick, turning to abuse porn and ending up with a ancient cult movie… and none of the turns i saw comming

[@interdimensionalsteve8172]

Love this movie. So well put together and thought provoking. And damn does the daughter in the family look like Reaghan from the Exorcist.

[@Arlaat]

I wonder what Venti thinks about the Kumbi invasion?

[@TheKinoCorner]

Kumbi is unstoppable

[@cgcurctct8ccottccricorc8rc86]

If i was there none of that bad stuff would have happend

[@dilansmithee503]

It looks like we lost him, press an f in the chat for another KZbinr going the way of 'Raid: Shadow Legends'.☠☠☠

[@justinekaterasonable1858]

It scarred me as a child for it was the first gore movie I've seen and yet it is a masterpiece

[@hannahmadden1862]

Loved Seul Contre Tous, thanks for bringing it up!

[@MrBloodcore]

I think the ending is meta. I do think that anna sacrifices herself in order for the torture to stop but mademoiselle offing herself negates that. I think the motivations of the organization is really dumb, everybody who'd really think about could see that it doesn't work. the filmi isn't meant to tell a story but it's meant to drain you. The ending works towards that.

[@spuriustadius5034]

I can generally deal with the horror genre, but NOT this. So far-out nihilistic and, in my opinion, disgustingly gratuitous with the torture. OK yes, it was a good film but I NEVER want to see it again. Felt similarly about The Golden Egg (aka The Vanishing), The Human Centipede, and Junk Food. I actually feel concerned for Kino Corner having spent all that time soaking up this film to make this video!

[@SJonathanGarcia]

Love your recommendations and the making of your videos along with your sense of comedy.

[@yungmayhew]

The movie’s concept reminds of a creepypasta “gateway to the mind”

[@kathrineici9811]

I always assumed that she saw nothing

[@WILLtheagency]

Great stuff Kino-I remember the exact place and time of my first viewing.

[@williamwoody7607]

Living within the question is rather zen.

[@PurpleColonel]

I wish this movie bothered me, but it just didnt. Not sure why. Funny Games, High Tension and quite a few Japanese movies have really gotten under my skin but this didn't at all.

[@TOAOM123]

The spiritual successor "incident in a ghostland" is also worth a watch

[@melissaroszkowski8911]

Martyrs showed despair without exploiting it. None of that pain for the sake of it

[@lanakane7325]

Wonderful review. Subbed.

[@stephenloy3535]

The Chekist,also disturbing

[@madsteropes6680]

I'm just here for Raid Shadow Legends promo 😂

[@oscargustavoarcosruiz8793]

Probably many of those who see this video will tell you that "Martyrs" is one of their favorite movies, and I think the same. For me it's not just a horror movie, it's a love movie, a beautiful story covered by the human fear of the unknown. But be that as it may, it is a story that stays with you forever. Personally, I don't want to know what there is or isn't on the other side, that gives emotion to the trip.

[@lutho7693]

Disturbing? This is nothing. Watch Goodbye Uncle Tom and you'll see Disturbing...

[@Toxiex300]

👀👀👀

[@DRUNKENATHEISTSTUDIO]

Reviewing one of my favorite movies AND an intro by BG Kumbi!??!?

[@Blobby192]

would have made a great supervillain origin story

[@MovieMind108]

Kino, please make more videos a little more frequently if possible. Love your work 🤌

[@kenkenken7789]

The video ended toooo soon!! I want more

[@moritzzz1]

This movie was unbelievably depressing until the second half when it becomes really pretentious with the secret society stuff, and at one moment I was so numb through all the excessive torture it became a waste of time. Like i get the point kinda, but it goes on and on.

[@homoduplex]

"She doesn't fight back. She doesn't try to escape." Wtf are you talking about? Of course she does. You really want to claim Anna becomes the next torture victim voluntarily? What the f?

[@alatusedits]

Cry

[@alnonymous7457]

I never liked [The Goetz Brother’s Martyrs]. I’ve never liked it. It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter. But I revisited the film… Noé’s Vortex. This is phenomenal; it just make me ache. So intense and so beautiful… It makes you ache, it’s so beautiful. And we also watched his Irreversible. It’s an incredible film.

[@squarestar326]

I loved haute tension and inside but haven t seen trouble every day yet.

[@vegasgirl40]

This was the worst movie I ever watched. And even worse at the end when you don't even get the satisfaction of an answer from the girl.

[@killerkuerbis6845]

This is one of the only movies on "disturbing movies" lists that actually made me sick. Brilliant film but I'll never watch it again

[@rcinelli7056]

I've tried over and over to find this film, and I can't

[@stinkyfeces8728]

Tubi

[@_straubry]

I'm 14 and me and my friends watched it yesterday. We expected worse and watched ALL of it without covering our eyes or ears but we were pretty disturbed after. I couldn't sleep for an hour cause I kept thinking of anna skinned alive :^) anyway, great film. Will never watch it again tho

[@kathrineici9811]

1) Don’t tell people online how old you are 2) You’re way too young to watch that kind of stuff

[@_straubry]

@@kathrineici9811 omg LMAOOOOO

[@_straubry]

@@kathrineici9811 ive been watching these typa stuff since i was 8. have you not encountered any 14 year olds nowadays? (I'm 15 now), Also, nobody cares about how old you are. I know about online security and whatever but almost everyone on the internet can find out your age just by light stalking. this comment of mine wont change anything.

[@_straubry]

@@kathrineici9811 babes don't tell me what to do.

[@kathrineici9811]

If I had been a predator looking for a target your comment could have attracted my attention to you as a potential target. Such people care very much how old you are. Be cautious, there’s no need to wave a banner that may attract them.

[@eva4033]

This Is The Only Good Intention To Have Raid Shadow Legends As A Sponser. In Here It Makes Alot Of Sense That A Mid Ass Mobile Game No Ones Cares About Outside Of Acknowledging It Is THE Truth. And Using That As A Sponser Is Such A Kino Path. Its A Path I Doubt.

[@sadponyguerrillagirl_-]

I’m 15 and I just watched this film and loved it!

[@ABCshell]

Martyrs is great! I love a super intense intro, definitely set the tone.

[@CraftianMods]

Martyrs, a work of art about pain, meaning and deeply existential themes... and you juxtapose that with Raid: Shadow Legends? What is wrong with you?

[@FantasticAlbum77]

So in short, New French Extremity is torture porn that's actually trying to have depth and complexity?