People are walking out of Demi Moore's new horror movie because it's too disturbing.

The new horror movie, "The Substance", starring the talented Demi Moore, has caused quite a stir among fans. The film's shockingly graphic nature has resulted in numerous walkouts at cinemas across the UK and US. Critics have described it as "demented" and "an instant classic", with its enthusiastic embrace of body horror and its relentless splattering of blood, gore, and organs.

Many fans have taken to social media to share their reactions to the film, with some admitting that they had to leave the cinema due to its gory scenes. One fan even reported seeing 20 people walk out of their screening in central London before it had ended, while another described feeling shellshocked after watching the film.

The story follows Elisabeth Sparkle, a fading A-list actress, who takes an experimental substance that promises to make her younger, more beautiful, and perfect. However, things take a dark turn when a new, shiny version of Elisabeth bursts forth from Moore's body, and the two women must live their glamorous Hollywood lives one week at a time, feeding off each other's bodies. But there's one catch - they must never go over their allotted seven days.

The film's body horror has been deemed too much for some viewers to handle, with scenes that have caused people to feel nauseated and even faint. Despite its shocking nature, the film has received a 90% fresh rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes and has been praised for its "delightful yuck factor".

However, not everyone has been a fan of the film's message, which has been labeled as "feminist" by some. Critics have argued that it misses the mark and is shallow in its execution and portrayal of feminism. Despite the backlash, "The Substance" is still in cinemas, and fans are encouraged to experience it for themselves and form their own opinions.

Have you seen "The Substance"? What did you think of it? Share your thoughts in the comments below. And if you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, don't hesitate to get in touch with our entertainment team - we'd love to hear from you. You can email us, call us, or visit our Submit Stuff page for more information. "The Substance" is in cinemas now.

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