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What's the scariest film you've ever seen?
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Somehow reminds me of "Come and see" which was pretty brutal too. Not a horror, just a WW2 story, mostly based on real events, but damn... That was one tough pill to swallow.
FR, especially the fact that one of enemies they're depicted here (I think), is well known SS Dirlewanger. Even according to historical records, Himmler even feel Disgusted to this division.