The Most Disturbing Horror Anime Ever

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  @MrPizzapie01 · 2 years ago

  The fact that Perfect Blue was made over 25 years ago and is more relevant than ever is insane to me

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• JE

  @JerrBear81 · 2 years ago

  One aspect of Mima's life that made me a little sad was how the group she performed with started becoming more popular after she left. Combined with her deteriorating mental health, that had to be a blow.

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• LA

  @ladybiall · 2 years ago

  I admire you for putting aku no hana here. It may not be your typical horror anime, but it was one of the most disturbing things I've ever watched and the fact that it was so realistic scared me the most.

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• ST

  @StephaniedeBritoLeal · 1 year ago

  Uzumaki fooled us all 😂

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• AU

  @auggiemain · 2 years ago

  Im so sad you guys dont think Shiki is scary 😭 i watched it first when I was probably about 12 and its stuck with me ever since. When that guy experiments on his wife, that scene where that guy is sad that his friend as a vampire is able to resist eating but he wasnt able to, that girl who killed her whole family in an attempt to be with them only for them to not turn into vampires. Its all so sad and scary. The idea of dying a horrible death and then being forced to become this monster who has to kill the ones you love to live. All they wanted was a community of their own, they wanted everyone in the town to be with them and they all got violently murdered for it 💔

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• MO

  @MoonStone_Empress · 2 years ago

  That first note from the Song of the Witch gave me chills like it was the first time all over again. I love Re:Zero. It triggers such a visceral response and is more thought provoking than people sometimes give it credit for. I can watch it over and over and still be effected by it.

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• JO

  @jonaichi_09 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I love horror and anything related, but i think anime shines most with Psychologycal Horror. <br>Perfect Blue is an amazing example of that and it&apos;s surprising to see its themes still hold up to today&apos;s era and age <br><br>Great video, will add your recommendations to my list

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• WA

  @wadejohnston4305 · 2 years ago

  Dark gathering was imo a sleeper hit that is genuinely scary at many many different moments while also being able to make you laugh and or smile just as much

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• RA

  @randalljolla · 2 years ago

  Texhnolyze is the most emotional draining anime out there. First time I watched when I was a kid left me so sad. There’s a piano ost &nbsp;that’s so incredible

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• MU

  @multibrandan · 2 years ago

  I’m actually happy to see Perfect Blue is mentioned. I have that movie in two copies. A regular blu-ray and 4K ultra blu-ray steel book. Fair to say I really love the movie. Still unnerves me to hear the famous Mima’s Room theme, love it so much the harmonic tones of it still gives little shivers of “someone can be watching you, you just don’t know it.” Back to the video.

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• ET

  @EternalThrylos-uz5sz · 1 year ago

  Oh we were so innocent before Uzamaki came out <br>Sometimes there&apos;s a very clear difference between pre Uzamaki and post Uzamaki anime videos

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• TH

  @ThruHerSkull · 2 years ago (edited)

  Thank god someone else finds Aku No Hana horrifying. I read the manga and had to suppress a panic attack reading it. I have only ever had one real panic attack in my life, so it was pretty unusual for me. It was just so goddamn uncomfortable. It made me feel like I needed to go scrub my skin off in the shower. It was so so so icky. Everyone thinks I’m nuts when I say it’s one of the most truly disturbing things I’ve ever read/watched, considering I consume an ungodly amount of horror media.

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