Psychological Horror Films Iceberg Explained

I'm Poi, and this is the Psychological Horror Films Iceberg Explained video.
Psychological horror is a really cool subgenre of Horror found in film about grotesque and disgusting horrific things that are super creepy and interesting and scary. I found an iceberg that goes into this, so I decided to explain the iceberg explained. I hope you guys enjoy! This iceberg talks about stuff like American Psycho, Black Swan The Babadook, Truth Or dare, The Amityville Horror, Psycho, Get Out, Hereditary, The Lighthouse, Rosemary's baby, The Silence of the lambs, and a whole lot more. It's disturbing, unsettling, and creepy, Welcome to The Psychological Horror Movies Iceberg Explained.

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[zalybrainlessgenius]

The American Psycho book IS better than the movie, here's a warning: while the movie is... well, let's just call it as it is, it's funny. Has a lot of dark humor in it. The book on the other hand is very brutal and gross, like, the gore scenes from the movie have nothing on what's actually described in the book.

[jodieg]

The Lighthouse is a double delight if you're also keen on history. It's accuracy and historical depictions is perfect for history buffs and the story and cinematography pull in both horror and art fans alike. Eggers I think is one of the best historical film makers today in his ability to make history accessible and relatable to a wide audience.

[nikki]

A little thing about Black Swan and Perfect Blue: Aronofsky references (or sometimes just one-to-one recreates) parts of Perfect Blue in his films! The most noteable example is the bathtub scene in Requiem for a Dream, but there a lot of ideas and scenes that can be found in Black Swan that mirror Perfect Blue.

Rip Satoshi Kon, he left us too soon

[fatliward]

POI PLEASE READ THIS!!! I really wish you included a movie called "Contracted". It first appeared on Netflix years ago maybe 2014 ish, the movie is about a woman who goes to a house party and she meets this guy called BJ.

Her and BJ end up doing the hanky panky in a nearby vehicle. Later on she finds out she contracted some type of deadly STD that is rapidly ravaging and deteriorating her body. Her hair falls out, teeth, and nails. At the end she slowly starts to look like a zombie.

It some really messed up stuff but I give this movie a 10/10 it's definitely not for the weak stomachs. The plot is so good it's worth watching.

[texasred]

take a shot every time he says that the movie makes you unsure what's real and what's not

[Gpixels]

The real psychological horror is seeing Big Chungus on the screen

[ChatARB]

Are we not gunna talk about the mini Ted talk he made about toxic treatment from exes?

[leejtam]

Black Swan is so great because of how it portrays anxiety and paranoia. I love the lesbian scene with Mila Kunis, not for the reason you think, but because it seems like she imagines it, but Mila Kunis's character couldve easily told her it didnt happen to F with her.

[MayraAsyifa]

Layer 1:
1:10 American psycho
3:29 The Amityville Horror
6:00 Black Swan
7:04 Gerald’s Game
9:40 Get Out
11:49 Hereditary
13:34 The Innocence
15:55 Misery
18:12 Psycho
19:53 The Shining
21:53 The sixth sense
22:55 Split
23:42 Repulsion
24:21 Midsommar
26:27 The Lighthouse
28:35 Perfect Blue
29:49 The Babadook
32:02 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
33:08 Don’t Look Now
34:25 Let’s Scare Jessica to Death
35:34 The Pyx
36:40 The Silence of The Lambs
37:42 What Lies Beneath
38:22 Be My Cat
39:11 The Visit

Layer 2:
39:52 1408
40:39 Creep and Creep 2
41:23 Goodnight Mommy
41:54 Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
42:40 It Comes At Night

[alyyyuwu]

the random rant in the beginning about how you may be trapped by ur past experiences with ur ex was like a punch to the face

[RoseateAmbrosia]

The lack of any sort of pause between entries makes it hard to tell them apart and gives the video a sort of rushed feeling.

[orcathewaterwolf]

Pan's labyrinth is freaking Terrifying I remember watching it as a kid and I couldn't sleep for idk how many nights

[youtubeletmeintoyoutube]

Fascinated how he does not pronounce a single character name correctly the entire video

[walmart_ar]

so glad i can immediately feel an undoubting sense of ''im too old for this'' 10 seconds in

[Candela]

Whoever made the iceberg does not know how icebergs work.

[kimberlybailey]

A good movie that could be added to this list is the film “No one will save you.”

Definitely recommend a watch, had the biggest twist I’ve seen in a good while. I had to sit in silence to come to terms with the ending for a good 20 minutes.

[robjsmiles]

I think as a tip for when youtubers plug their discord and whatnot, it kinda helps to briefly talk about what sort of content/topics the community is formed around, more helpful to know if it's something people might want to join

[johnnash]

Would you mind adding entry name screen before every entry in your future videos? It would help a lot following want you are talking about at the moment

[captaincorundum]

Lets play a drinking game
Every time this guys says "blurs the line between reality and hallucination" take a drink

[aboutgrams]

drinking game: take a shot every time Poi says "blurs the lines"