Requiem for a Dream

A hauntingly true portrait of addiction. The unique editing and eerily believable acting lends itself to an unforgettable experience.

the way the film is directed is so unique. makes the film incredible.

Tense and emotionally draining. The trip from the highs to the depths of drug taking is exceptional. The portrayal of paranoia is superb

This film portrays a very graphic and powerful message about addiction. Perfectly done, a must watch.

Will have you wanting to indulge in the obscene, and then wilter away from it. An impressive representation of drugs and its impact on youth

As someone who was raised by an addict, this movie was just too real.

Brutal, grim, brilliant and I never want to see it again.

An excellent look at addiction, paired with great cinematography. A hard watch due to the subject matter.

Most realistic portrayal of drug addiction and mental health issues I’ve ever seen in a film

Simply incredible. Everything from the acting to the way it was shot. It takes you on the journey of addiction and it’s overwhelming

An incredible, shocking exploration of addiction.

Ups and downs of the score and the horrors of human addiction work perfectly with the visceral images, sound effects and editing.

Poignant, heartbreaking and eye opening. An absolute must watch.

Spellbinding. One of the greatest most harrowing horror films I’ve ever watched. This movie will give you chills.

What a resoundingly beautiful movie that nobody has ever seen twice.

This film is exceptionally dark. It explores more than just addiction to substance. But the addiction to emotions and circumstances.

A very powerful movie, for those that aren’t afraid to explore dark themes of addiction.

It had me thinking about it until the moment i fell asleep. Cinematic and brutally truthful in presenting drug addiction + self-destruction.

Scariest non-horror movie ever. So scary you only want to see it once. It's all to real.

Nothing I have ever seen has ever sickened me but intrigued me enough to watch more. Makes you feel the addiction and pitfalls w/o preaching