Top 20 Movies That Caused People to Walk Out

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I remember seeing the remake of The Last House on the Left The entire theater was silent and somber during and after the assault scene with the two teenage girls It affected everyone emotionally Later on, during one of the revenge scenes, a couple in front of us got up and walked out Never saw them again
Comment from : Jacob Hess

I saw George Kuchar at an underground film festival and complimented him by telling him that when I saw Thundercrack, not one person had walked out One movie I did walk out of was Andy Warhol's Frankenstein I left when this woman was disemboweled and you get to see her guts falling through a grate and bouncing in your face, in 3-D I said to myself "What in the hell am I doing here?" turned in my 3-D glasses and left
Comment from : Steven Eardley

I thought the human centipede was on the list
Comment from : the purple flowers

LoL, people walk out of those stupid video cam shot movies (like Cloverfield and Blairwitch) probably because the random camera shakes caused them to feel nauseated
Comment from : John L

I remember watching The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover in the theater, and several people walked out mid-show
Comment from : Joseph G

"How to talk to girls at parties" is a movie i could never complete, trust me, the name is very misleading Dont know if it was ever in the cinema though I don't recommend it, except if you're curious enough
Comment from : Ayodeji Odesile

The only film I ever walked out on was "Into the Woods" I actually sat through Mother, that was an uncomfortable watch
Comment from : Fifury161

Watch mojo is trash and these are all spoilers
Comment from : Garand Testicle

I walked out on force awakens realised it wasn't star wars after 30 minutes
Comment from : N Tal

I walked out because Passion was quite possibly the dumbest movie Gibson has even made Gosling in Bladerunner and the entire Hunger Games series were also a runner up as "waste of film"
Comment from : kenny silvers

There is a movie called "A Serbian Film" I only watched it once, because I heard it was insane, and well Yep Not gonna spoil anything, but the list made here is probably childplay compared to that movie
Comment from : laffi

10:54 MEGA SPOILER:brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrThe movie is actually played backwards Not litterary backwards, but all the scenes are in the wrong orderbrI think I once reversed it in VLC and skip played it from the start, and I'll guess it makes more sense that way
Comment from : laffi

6:55 DOG POOP! (I had to google this myself btw)
Comment from : laffi

The Passion of the Christ was horrible in its realism I saw it once and will NEVER watch it again EVER
Comment from : Cindy J

First time I watched Mother! from Aronofski, it took me several breaks during the movie to finish it, it was way too intense and triggering It left me with an haunting feeling brI rewatched it recently and I it's actually one of my favorites, love that building !
Comment from : léa simon

Fight Club was the sshiit
Comment from : Jason Reilich

'By some accounts a masterpiece' Tree of Life is a masterpiece Moving, wonderfully acted and heart-breakingly beautiful Masterpiece
Comment from : Steve Berry

Raw was just a terrible film I went to see it with some friends and we had all been excited to see it because of all the stories we’d heard about people walking out brWe just laughed all the way through I actually did want to leave because it was so bad!brI still can’t understand how Mark Kermode loves it so much brIt was just rubbish and not in a good way
Comment from : Sara Lee

Pulp Fiction was a masterpiece and I can't stand Tarantino I think Freaks was a masterpiece as well
Comment from : K S

There are many reasons someone might walk out of a movie, but in many cases, people just don't want to face reality and are too squeamish about accepting certain things
Comment from : Jack Low

I walked out on The Matrix and My Girl 2 My siblings walked out on Rocky Horror Show
Comment from : Casey

What about Human Centipede?
Comment from : Ako&Julius

Interestingly real Caligula was even worse than the one depicted in movie There is eyewitness account of Philo who met him in person and Caligula acted like megalomaniac and insane Read: embassy to Gaius
Comment from : urmo345

bSurprising that 'Forest Gump' didn't make the list/bbrbrbI walked out after the first few moments of that insufferable 'Top Gun' travesty/b
Comment from : sexobscura

I walked out of The Thin Red LIne The movie sucked so bad I couldn't watch another minute of it
Comment from : Dave Nelson

Caligula is one crazy flick I first saw it at a party when I was 17 For some reason it was a party fave of my friends and II think it was the shock value I cant remember if it was produced by Hustler or Penthouse but I do remember reading that it was a true portrayal of Caligula's life His life was rated X He was a brutal despicable man so it only figures it would be a brutal and despicable movie brI know your asking for which movie caused me to walk out but I wouldn't mind seeing it again now that i am an adult It has been years since i have seen it
Comment from : Stephanie Fisher

All still better than the Twilight Saga 🤮
Comment from : John Q Public

My grandpa served in WWII and watched Saving Private Ryan in the theater He wasn't bothered Said the only thing missing was the smell
Comment from : Michael Barnes Music

Who the hell walked out of Fight Club?
Comment from : PIXELMENTIA

Like I said "Cloverfield" was a great movie, except for the way it was filmed
Comment from : christopher lee

It's not on the list but the ending of the danish movie 'speak no evil' is the most disturbing, I think
Comment from : Maya Plum

Films made by Lars von Trier are always a good reason to walk out Espacially Dogville was the most boring and strange movie ever
Comment from : Hafensänger 08

I guess "Pink Flamingos" is more relevant now in "Trans-World"
Comment from : careystuart

All were great loved them
Comment from : jubelo57

The Green Inferno… period!
Comment from : PostBlue58

In the end, we find that " Humans are such easy prey"
Comment from : Eric Swain

Irreversible - That' Scene in the pedestrian Tunnel with Monica Bellucci
Comment from : X-MISMA-X

UTTER RUBBISH this whole list and the whole commentary is just made up ouyt of thin air - no truth or substance whatsoever - how the hell would they know veterans walked out of a war movie - UTTER RUBBISH
Comment from : Richard Naylor

Swiss Army Man, I watched it with friends in a tightly packed movie theater There was a lot of shocked screams, squirming, and some walkouts
Comment from : JOISCARA

Was that the uncut version of Caligula? Anyway I'm surprised The Human Centipede 1&2 and The Ring didn't make the list
Comment from : Lou Lopez

Mojo nailed it! I don't agree with a few other of Mojo's categorizing of films, but they got this one very rightbrAs I was watching this video, the entire time I was saying to myself, they BETTER have The Exorcist as #1 brNAILED IT!brThe Exorcist was also rated at the number 1 scariest/horror for 25 years straight You can't ignore thatbrWell done Mojo
Comment from : Angela E Doyle

You completely missed "A Serbian Film" Watch the uncut version The scene of the birth is just ____ing horrific It has not place being on a screen or even made
Comment from : Mutts Cycles

I walked out of this youtube video
Comment from : Adams Videos

Surprised no one in the comments has mentioned the Serbian 'elephant in the room'
Comment from : BaddaBigBoom

Watchmen had a few queasy moments
Comment from : Allan

The amount of times Katya has referenced 127 Hours 🙄😂 iykykbrbrAnd Divine is legendary but I don't think I'll ever be ready to attempt watching Pink Flamingos Crossing John Waters and Divine in 1972 with audiences that were absolutely not ready for what the film was trying to do hell I get it 😂
Comment from : Makyo Starr

What about 1975 Jaws? Spielberg himself talked about people leaving the theater in every sessions for weeks
Comment from : Nuno Daniel da Silva Nunes

Caligula is definitely one of the best movies ever made, recently the movie "reimaged"at the International Film festival in Cannes 2023 with the "Caligula Ultimate Cut"!
Comment from : ultragorepictures

Top 20 Movies That Caused Weak People to Walk Out
Comment from : Lone Wolfsbane

Soldier blue the exorcist schilders list the pianist apocolpto come and see
Comment from : David Broadley

Not sure how last house on the left isn't on here
Comment from : Lukas

I didn't like Raw very much either!
Comment from : Elizabeth McCormick

My mom walked out of "Blue Velvet" because she couldn't handle Dennis Weaver's character and the stuff he does in that movie!
Comment from : Elizabeth McCormick

When I saw the Thing is was the first and only time I saw people get sick and have to walk out
Comment from : Issac Clark

You ever think that maybe the exorcism is just IDK, offensive?
Comment from : YTSN

The sounds that they say induce fear? Royally piss me off Almost violently Not smart
Comment from : YTSN

Worst movie ever, Lou Ferigno in "Hercules" Mind numbingly stupid!
Comment from : Tim Walker

My wife had a job working in a theatre in the mid 90s & she said they had multiple instances of an entire theatre walking out of a showing of Major League 3, it was that bad
Comment from : Ryan Snyder

Blair with projectbiggest piece of crap to ever hit the screens
Comment from : fostex fan

I saw Hereditary in the theater when it came out and there was an old couple sitting in front of me When the "driving in the car" scene happened they immediately jumped up and left Good thing too cause it got a whole lot worse from there That movie is scary af!!
Comment from : Shannon Breland

I don't mind seeing pregnant women sawed up with chainsaws, just as long as they don't show hot girls wriggling in bikinis That would be an objectification of women's bodies you see
Comment from : Every 1

I'm blind in one eye The blair witch project gave me vertigo Not scary at all just vomit inducing 😂😂😂 it was so bad i crawled out of the theater, scaring the heck out of people i passed by
Comment from : Elani Arkady

You missed "Buried" I didn't even get through the first 15 mins
Comment from : Alan Grant

The original OMEN Took a first date who was a minster's daughter Yikes
Comment from : Makai Mauka

Why walk out from "The Revenant"?brFor me this movie was compelling never boringbrIn my home country (Austria) no one walked out from the screening
Comment from : Killerkarotte1

1984 with Richard Burton was the only film I remember actually walking out on It was so depressing I felt suicidal buy the second reel and my cousin and I had to leave the theatre
Comment from : williard billmore

Blair Witch Project was one of the worst films made
Comment from : Samantha Crump

Fight club is the shit
Comment from : Jeff Adams

Just starting to watch, I asked myself: How many times will I see Malcolm McDowell in this video? lol
Comment from : Mertztillithurts

I thought the Walk was very good
Comment from : fletch61

The Blair witch folks went for a longer walk than Frodo
Comment from : Roddheel

The Human Centipede had the worst scenes
Comment from : Bel Mordok

Most if these movies were mostly boring
Comment from : jujufactory

I'm honestly surprised "Caligula" was shown in public I don't mind it myself but it would be pretty difficult on the common sensibilities of the public I guess I always assumed it was a straight-to-video thing
Comment from : ShroomyK

"A Clockwork Orange" and the "Passion of the Christ"are both magnificent films that everyone should watch - once I don't think most people could easily watch them more than once
Comment from : Richard James

Apacalypse now should be on here
Comment from : Flaswaliba

Whenever I see anything about that Caligula movie I remember being in middle school and wanting to see it SO BADLY We'd done a Roman unit in school and the poster with the bloody eye looked like the coolest thing ever If I'd designed a movie poster at age 13, I doubtless would've designed something exactly like that Thankfully my parents would not allow me to see it I actually have still never seen it, and I'm 56 now
Comment from : Susan Ma

There are only two films that I ever walked out on Natural Born Killers and Hannibal It was just too much for me Too much torture, gore and violence
Comment from : Matthew Brown

What put me off in "the blair witch project" was the nonstop hysteria in the finale But I guess, the camera work wasn't much of a helper too :D
Comment from : Iven Cloesen

The most disturbing movie I ever saw was "Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door" It was a true story about a girl being tortured by a relative The fact that is really happened made it even more disturbing
Comment from : Joe Bolz

I walked out of Deliverance Disgusting and nerve-wracking Hardly entertaining
Comment from : Dean21219

The only thing that should ever cause a walk out is any faggizm
Comment from : Eddy

I'm prone to getting motion sickness in movie theaters I left halfway through Natural Born Killers and had to leave Arlington Road in just the first few minutes I saw Blair Witch Project at a Brew And View and sat with my back to the screen for most of it
Comment from : mstikwondr