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⌈ Secret Post #2817 ⌋

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Inspired by secret #6

Don't read Crossed.

If you have to read Crossed (don't read Crossed,) don't read anything by David Lapham.

Once in science class (grade 8) the teacher showed us a video about animal cruelty (PETA-level shit, it was traumatizing). The most minor things it showed was people beating the animals with their hands or sticks, and it went up to these asshole guys stabbing cats trapped in a small crate and the worst scene was a couple of guys throwing a stray dog into a wood chipper. When it showed euthanized animals from a shelter being thrown into a dumpster, just chucking them into it like they were leftover food, a lot of kids started bawling. This particular video focused on pets, the teacher told us that it was a series that went into different areas of animals (livestock, zoos, circuses, etc.) and everyone in the class unanimously decided that we weren't going to watch them.

It was supposed to teach us that animal abuse is wrong and that we need to think about how we treat animals (also to get them fixed so there aren't overpopulation issues), but it mostly just scarred everyone in the class. About half the class got up and left the room halfway through, and even the toughest guys in class were crying like they hadn't cried in years. A few of them never went back to this class again.

wow, what the hell was that teacher thinking? I don't think school admin would have let a teacher show us something so graphic even in high school

Jesus, what the fuck. Could have taught kids about animal abuse without graphic shit that makes even adults break down.

Holy fucking shit.

Well in Farscape, um, everything.

The entirety of "The Girl Next Door" (the novel) by Jack Ketchum.

Just reading ABOUT that novel (and the case it was based on) really freaked me out. I can't imagine actually reading it.

The Belgian film Calvaire is pretty fucked up. It basically has pig-fucking (literally), and male-on-male rape after forcing the victim to become a "wife" of sorts.

I'm pretty sure porcines and humans are not anatomically compatible? I guess you could bugger a pig?

You can bugger the cow, I will not tell you how
Or the boar or the piglet, the shoat or the sow

You can bugger the ass as it stands in the stall
But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all

:D

It's a film, not actual porn, so you know - I do not think they actually tried for real. But, in the context, buggering is totally a valid option.

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Now I want to know.

Considering somebody above just shared a pretty disturbing discription of an animal abuse video, documentaries are far game.

The whole movie Kids. I have no problem with gorey movies like Hostel or The Collection. But a drama about unsupervised teenagers? Unsettling as all out. Maybe because when I first saw the movie I was around the same age as the characters and I knew so, so, so many people like that.

I still can't think of a particular issue of The Maxx without wanting to cry. (Julie as a kid and the rabbit, if you're familiar with the series... I don't want to think about it long enough to explain further.) When it became an animated series I made a point to make sure I would never, EVER see that episode because it was awful enough for me as a series of static panels.

The Maxx was a freakin' BRILLIANT series and I love it to death, but I have this thing for rabbits, have my entire life, and that part was probably the most upsetting thing I have ever encountered in media, and even talking about it THIS much just made my heart feel like it was being punched.

The sort of infamous end scene from Freakshow (2007). I've seen a lot of gore, but that was just unnecessary and alarming after an hour of an otherwise subpar movie. That shit is banned in several countries for a reason.

(For those who don't want to Google it, one of the villains in the show gets tortured and mutilated until she's turned into someone called The Worm Girl. I don't even know what I was expecting.)

hmmm i guess there was that episode of Hannibal where the people get turned into a mushroom garden. that was surprisingly the least gorey murder scene on that show, but it managed to be the one that creeped me out. all the rest i wasn't really bothered by.

Felidae. Yeah, I haven't even watched it yet. Just read the synopsis and looked at some pictures.

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