Goriest/most vicious and disgusting movie you know

[HumanCannonball]

As the title said, what movie has the most disturbing and gory scenes of all time?

I might go with Saving Private Ryan I have to say, because the first scene at Omaha Beach was freakin nuts. Heads getting blown off, people dieing in masses, it freaked me out a lot.

In the horror movie section I'd have to say that Hostel that some really crazy stuff as well.

Btw: Saw 3 sucks.

[telemore]

Ugh, you lose.


Saving private ryan? lolol.

Try Irreverisble. It's not a horror film, but a drama. But, it's one of the most relentless films I've ever seen. Have fun!

Horror film, I dunno. I'm not really touched by gore anymore, but I'm looking forward to seeing Cannibal Holocaust - which I couldn't decide between that and a set of Troma releases the other nite....I chose Troma. :)

[HumanCannonball]

Argh, c'mon dude, you tell me at least that first scene of s.p.ryan didn't scare you?

And yeah, I'll try Irreverisble, thx.

Another thing, I'm usually not really scared by gore or freaked out, just wanted to bring that up. I'm usually more scared by psychological scare and movies that flow as a huge scary deal without any really bloody scenes. Something like Shining.

[Triangle]

Hannibal Holocaust. My mate's bro had it on his pc so we watch some of it... ****ing sick stuff.

[AlienEater]

Cannibal Holocaust not Hannibal

[telemore]

Cannibal*


and yea - good luck on Irreversible. It still twists my stomach up when I see it.

edit - SPR wasn't scary, and if memory serves right, it wasn't too bad either. I'll prolly rent it, or it'll be on tv uncut for veterans day - i'll watch it then. good movie, if memory serves right again, just not one that most think of when they say 'gore flicks'

:)

[pulseczar]

i saw some of Cannibal Holocaust, it's pretty terrifying, the only movie that's made me turn away from gore/disgust.

and saving private ryan? come ooooonnnnnn

[ringworm]

damn, I'm gonna haave to watch this!
The first 30 minutes of Irreverisble has a background noise with a frequency of 28Hz (low frequency, almost inaudible), similar to the noise produced by an earthquake. In humans, it causes nausea, sickness and vertigo. It was the main cause of people walking out of the theaters during the first part of the film in places like Cannes and San Sebastian. In fact, it was added with the purpose of getting this reaction.

Wasn't Dead Alive supposed to be really gory? I haven't seen it though

[Kif]

The Guinea Pig series. Absolutely gruesome

[HumanCannonball]

The first 30 minutes of Irreverisble has a background noise with a frequency of 28Hz (low frequency, almost inaudible), similar to the noise produced by an earthquake. In humans, it causes nausea, sickness and vertigo. It was the main cause of people walking out of the theaters during the first part of the film in places like Cannes and San Sebastian. In fact, it was added with the purpose of getting this reaction.

Jesus tapdancing christ, that sounds absolutely insane.

And well, I look if I can get Cannibal Holocaust somewhere thx for the tip.

[team_racket]

the scene in city of god where that kid has to choose which friend gets shot made me wince.

[Kif]

Here's some more info on the Guinea Pig series for anyone who wants to find out more:

• They are all Japanese and from what I remember don't have subtitles
• The first 2 were believed to be snuff films, the first of which shows a group of men performing some extreme experiments on a woman, the second shows one man cutting up a woman, who he drugged so that she likes the pain.
• Another film based on manga I think about a man who cuts himself up and plays with his body parts
• There are 3 other completely fictional movies, arguably not as good as the other 3, including one about a man who finds a mermaid and uses her pus and blood to paint, a transvestite doctor who cuts up her victims, and a man whose sister is sick so he performs experiments on unwilling bodies for a cure
• There's a best of DVD which just features the best bits from all the films. If plain old-fashioned gore is what you want I suggest getting this along with the first 2 (The Devil's Experiment is just an evil film).

[telemore]

Jesus tapdancing christ, that sounds absolutely insane.

And well, I look if I can get Cannibal Holocaust somewhere thx for the tip.

Seriously, Irreversible is quite the err, film. The revenge sequence alone is pretty damn brutal. I felt dirty after watching the film, the very end is crushing.

EDIT: I've gotta see these Guinea Pig films....

[thomas is fast]

Saving Private Ryan ftl.

Braindead is pretty gory.

[HumanCannonball]

I didn't meant to say thar SPR classifies as a pure gore movie, I was saying that this scene freaked me out.

[EightMilesHigh]

This is gonna pale in comparison to what you cats are posting, but From Dust Till Dawn had a few really messed up scenes.

Also, not that bad, but remember the part in Se7en with the prostitute? and the blade? that was rough. same with the part where they slashed the model's face apart.

[ripest]

the answer is cannibal holocaust

there is no debating about this

[spitfirejunky]

Creative use of barbed wire in Silent Hill wasn't bad.

[Kage]

I agree with whoever said Cannibal Holocaust.

[A Spoonful Supreme]

Man Behind the Sun.

Man Behind the Sun (also called Black Sun 731 and Men Behind the Sun; Chinese title: 黑太阳 731, Pinyin: hēi tài yáng 731) is a 1987 Chinese film directed by Mou Tun Fei, about Unit 731, the secret military medical unit of the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second World War.

The film details the various cruel medical experiments Japan's Unit 731 inflicted upon the Chinese & Russian prisoners of war taken in the Sino-Japanese war and Chinese civilian population at the tail-end of World War II. The experiments were done to further Japan's bacteriological weapons, which they thought be the only way to defeat the allied armies. It was based in a remote region in north-east China, a puppet-state known as Manchukuo. The film itself contains little in the way of expository dialogue; what little information offered is in the form of narration.

The film is extremely controversial for its use of actual autopsy footage of a young boy and also for a scene in which a cat is thrown into a room to be eaten alive by thousands upon thousands of starved rats. There is some question as to the legality of the film, since there are laws against animal cruelty in many countries, including China. Some critics have suggested [citation needed] that the cruelty of the cat being eaten alive by starved rats is an analogy of psyche of the Imperial Army, that the Chinese are the rats (numerous and cowed) and the Japanese are the cat (predatory and authoratative) and implies that a benign population can rise up and defeat even the fiercest enemy.

It later surfaced that once the Americans found out about the research that they arranged a deal with Unit 731 whereby they became immune from prosecution in exchange for their data and findings so that they could have the upper hand against the Soviets in germ warfare. [1]

Some contend [citation needed] that the violent treatment of the subject matter degrades any strong message the film might have conveyed, that the events in the film are based on historical evidence that in a more thorough work would have been examined critically, and that the work is little more than repulsive cinematic exploitation.

[Group Zebra]

I did a report on Unit 731 a couple years back.

[thomas is fast]

Thomas does research on Cannible Halocaust.

Due to its depiction of graphic rape, torture, and the killings of real animals.
:-/
I don't want to sound like a hippie, but that's not cool.
Could someone explain?

[pulseczar]

Thomas does research on Cannible Halocaust.


:-/
I don't want to sound like a hippie, but that's not cool.
Could someone explain?

They killed animals and used their guts, eg a part where a woman gets speared on a pike, pig guts were used for realism. And they also filmed animals actually getting killed for it too. call peta!

[DanD]

Thomas does research on Cannible Halocaust.


:-/
I don't want to sound like a hippie, but that's not cool.
Could someone explain?

they gut a muskrat and a turtle, and kill a pig and a monkey

oh and rape

lots of penis and rape

[Jawaharal]

Ugh, how can you people watch this stuff?

[ripest]

there is a women being crucified through the vag

[lightningmetal666]

Hostel was pretty gorey, I loved it!!!!

[Zesty Mordant]

man, I'm usually pretty tolerent, but some people should just be put in jail for even thinking of these kind of movies.

Especially the ones from Japan.

[EightMilesHigh]

I didn't meant to say thar SPR classifies as a pure gore movie, I was saying that this scene freaked me out.

Mhmm. There's a lot more brutal stuff out there, but the opening twenty minutes is so raw. That's what's so good about it, it doesn't sugarcoat anything.

[A Spoonful Supreme]

In Man Behind The Sun there was a scene with a guy put into some kind of pressure chamber. They turned it on and he died but kept inflating to the point where his intenstines came rocketing out of his butt. Another scene depicts prisoner's hands being frozen and then chipped away at with hammers. All the while the film has this dark noir style to it. If you watch it at night in a dark room you'll get wierd vibes.

[thomas is fast]

man, I'm usually pretty tolerent, but some people should just be put in jail for even thinking of these kind of movies.

Especially the ones from Japan.

No thought police.
They're just extremely ****ing weird.

It's kind of dumb to the next level.

[Zakath]

I wanna see Cannibal Holocaust but I can't find it on any torrents..

I saw Battle Royale, but I was pretty disappointed. I was expecting something a lot more violent and gory. I guess the main thing that makes it somewhat intense is the fact that it's children killing other children.

[silicon71]

I saw Irreversible and it was disappointing. Everyone raves over it like "oh wow so disturbing" the rape scene was boring and way too long and the guy getting his head bashed in with the fire extinguisher wasn't nearly disturbing as I thought it would be. Cannibal Holocaust I don't really want to see : /. I remember the opening scene of Ghost Ship disturbing me. Particularly when the bride in her wedding gown was trying to reach for the other half of her body on the floor.

[thomas is fast]

I saw Battle Royale, but I was pretty disappointed. I was expecting something a lot more violent and gory. I guess the main thing that makes it somewhat intense is the fact that it's children killing other children.

Yeah, it was more the storyline. Being put on an island and forced to kill your classmates isn't what a lot of people want to watch.

[Voyage34]

They may not be the goriest / most disgusting, but Sympathy for Lady Vengeance and Oldboy are very good films and fairly disgusting. Oh yeah, and Wolf Creek is kinda disturbing too.

[funluvinhobo]

I cant find an Irreversible torrent and Im not sure if i want to find a Cannibal Holocaust one :/

[loathed]

Cannibal Holocause is pretty sick. so is the hostel.

i cant bear to watch these shows at night. it gives me the creeps, and i wont be able to go to bed.

[Gnarmageddon]

http://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=378924

lolz gg

[pitchfork]

Cannibal holocaust or hostel

Not a lot of stuff freaks me out but cannibal holocaust is dodgey and hostel is practically a snuff film.

Plus hostel is more realistic really because that sorta stuff actually does go on.
but cannibal holocaust, probably wouldn't happen, I mean if you were gonna go find some cannibals you would take larger numbers of people

[loathed]

http://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=378924

lolz gg

holy crappppppppp...there are so many violent and gory movies out there!

[unknownsoldier12]

I was actually grossed out when I saw the remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", to the point I was about |-| close to walking the hell out. I refuse to watch it again, or that next that is coming out

[team_racket]

haha that bit with the nails getting ripped out as the victim attempts to claw away from death.

[pitchfork]

I was actually grossed out when I saw the remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", to the point I was about |-| close to walking the hell out. I refuse to watch it again, or that next that is coming out

Really? Prepare for your manhood to shrivel up and die :p
I thought it was awesome.

[Flysmoke]

Mulan is very gory! joking probably Cannibal Holocaust also.

[AlienEater]

There's probably hundreds of japanese movies no one's mentioned.

[EightMilesHigh]

Oh yeah, and Wolf Creek is kinda disturbing too.

I was at my friend's house on Halloween and they were just finishing watching that. I saw the bit where the girl is in the back seat of the car and the old man is getting blankets and water and stuff and gets a bullet right in the eye socket and I was like :eek:

[pitchfork]

There's probably hundreds of japanese movies no one's mentioned.

Yeah but so many of those films are unrealistic, badly dubbed into american pornstar accents and just crap.

[Kif]

They may not be the goriest / most disgusting, but Sympathy for Lady Vengeance and Oldboy are very good films and fairly disgusting. Oh yeah, and Wolf Creek is kinda disturbing too.
Sympathy For Lady Vengeance is such a messed up movie. At the end especially, you don't see much but it really makes me cringe.

[Jon]

Cannibal Holocaust

[Mr. Ron]

Ok, I may be a fool for askig this, but what is the plot of Cannibal holocaust?

[Gnarmageddon]

Ok, I may be a fool for askig this, but what is the plot of Cannibal holocaust?
Plot Outline: An NYU professor discovers the true nature and intent of lost film makers, who were making a documentary on primitive cannibal tribes, when he returns from the Amazon with their footage.

I've never seen it, but I'd imagine it's just people getting slaughtered and eaten nonstop.

[Kage]

The director had to go to court to prove that the killings were not real.

Well, the human ones anyway. They actually slaughtered animals for it.

[conselation]

I was actually grossed out when I saw the remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", to the point I was about |-| close to walking the hell out. I refuse to watch it again, or that next that is coming out

Lol I refuse to watch gory movies at all.
My friend passed out watching Saw and I'm pretty sure I would (if I was forced to).

[AlienEater]

what? really?

saw isn't even that disgusting.

[Meatplow]

The japanese Guineapig series i hear is pretty bad. It's supposed to be a recreation of various snuff films and the first one was investigated for whether or not it was lifted from one.

I haven't seen them, but in all honesty i don't really want to. Pure exploitation is not my thing.

The film Concrete is supposed to be pretty full on. The event it is based on made me feel sick when i read it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junko_Furuta

[conselation]

Ugh that sounds worse than the "girl in the box" which happened in America. It's so sick that these things actually happen, not just in movies.

[Zakath]

I was actually grossed out when I saw the remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", to the point I was about |-| close to walking the hell out. I refuse to watch it again, or that next that is coming out

Just be honest, your girlfriend forced you to walk out after she saw all you were staring at was Jessica Biel's tits.

[Kage]

The film Concrete is supposed to be pretty full on. The event it is based on made me feel sick when i read it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junko_Furuta

I feel sick as well. And even more so that there's a movie about it.

[loathed]

Saw is not even gory/disgusting compared to others listed here...

[raab]

I was actually grossed out when I saw the remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", to the point I was about |-| close to walking the hell out. I refuse to watch it again, or that next that is coming out

You said it. This pretty much did it for me. This was one helluva good directed film to freak me out so much. Oh and i honestly got bored of saw I and II and don't plan on seeing saw III. They just sucked.

[HumanCannonball]

You said it. This pretty much did it for me. This was one helluva good directed film to freak me out so much. Oh and i honestly got bored of saw I and II and don't plan on seeing saw III. They just sucked.

I totally agree there, I can't believe that huge hype those saw-movies have gotten so far.

[AlienEater]

You said it. This pretty much did it for me. This was one helluva good directed film to freak me out so much. Oh and i honestly got bored of saw I and II and don't plan on seeing saw III. They just sucked.

That remake was ****ing terriblea

[Pop music sucks]

Yeah but so many of those films are unrealistic, badly dubbed into american animal photographsstar accents and just crap.Overdubs only work best on animation films/series.

Live action overdubs are so pointless, it's best to watch everything in the original language anyways. It's completely stupid to watch a foreign live-action movie with english overdub.

[AlienEater]

yeah, definitely. subtitles are so much better.

[bradc1988]

I just watched Dead Alive, man that was funny. Probably the bloodiest/goriest movie I've seen so far. I'll try and find some of the other movies mentioned in this thread another time.

[pitchfork]

Overdubs only work best on animation films/series.

Live action overdubs are so pointless, it's best to watch everything in the original language anyways. It's completely stupid to watch a foreign live-action movie with english overdub.

True but I saw one once which was supposed to be one of the most violent films in the soft of japanese film genre, it wasn't really violent, no fighting just you saw blood splashing out of the door. I mean the only bit which could've been gory when when this dude was about to kill himself by sticking 2 daggers in his ear then he didn't and was deaf and fought this other dude and lost.

Its probably a bad experience but still

[telemore]

I saw Irreversible and it was disappointing. Everyone raves over it like "oh wow so disturbing" the rape scene was boring and way too long and the guy getting his head bashed in with the fire extinguisher wasn't nearly disturbing as I thought it would be. Cannibal Holocaust I don't really want to see : /. I remember the opening scene of Ghost Ship disturbing me. Particularly when the bride in her wedding gown was trying to reach for the other half of her body on the floor.

I disagree with you on Irreversible, although I can admit the rape scene went on too long - but it wouldn't have made sense to shorten it. It's the integral cause for the revenge. And also, the scene were he got his head bashed in, it made me want to vomit. Not because it was so violent/graphic whatever (which it is - with each hit, his head becomes more and more deformed/dented and then it splits into two. :( ) but because it was so visceral. These guys are animals -which is a phrase repeated through the film itself. They want the blood of the man responsible.

And yet - to me, the most disturbing part of this film is the very end, when the woman finds out she is pregnant. The tone becomes so happy and unsettling, forgetting the hell that you've just seen...


One of the most interesting films I've ever seen.

[raab]

That remake was ****ing terriblea

I havn't seen the original Texas chainsaw massacre. So which is better does everyone think? And what year was the first one?

[Pop music sucks]

True but I saw one once which was supposed to be one of the most violent films in the soft of japanese film genre, it wasn't really violent, no fighting just you saw blood splashing out of the door. I mean the only bit which could've been gory when when this dude was about to kill himself by sticking 2 daggers in his ear then he didn't and was deaf and fought this other dude and lost.

Its probably a bad experience but still
Ichi the Killer is a freakin' hilarious film.

It's more of a taboo film. The whole implied homoerotic S&M relationship between the boss and Kakihara, Kakihara's taste for inflicting pain unto others and enjoying it, Ichi's masturbating while watching a hooker getting beatin an raped by some guy.

Those twins' competition of torture. And how one of them finds out where that extremely horny guy is at by putting on a pair of dog ears and sniffing that dead women's cooch.

hilarious!

[pitchfork]

Thats the one, itchi the killer, I really didn't think it was good.
I was yawning for most of it.

Btw I prefer the first texas chainsaw massacre, the remake wasn't as good.

[AlienEater]

Japanese films have a tendency to be sick and wierd. I want to see Ichi the killer.

The original TCM was made in 1974, I think. I thought the remake was basically crap, but others may disagree.

[pitchfork]

Itchi the killer is neither sick nor wierd imo.

[DanD]

well its kind of weird

and didn't really make sense

[AlienEater]

well I haven't seen it, but I've read that it is.

and that makes it worth seeing.

[Syncratic]

The original TCM was great, the remake was only good because of Jessica Biel.

[Danger Bird]

Jesus tapdancing christ, that sounds absolutely insane.

And well, I look if I can get Cannibal Holocaust somewhere thx for the tip.

If saving private ryan disturbed you, maybe you better not.

[Pop music sucks]

Yeah, I can definitely see his mind implode after watching that.

[Meatplow]

Ichi The Killer was pretty f*cked up, however it looked so fake and was pretty lame.

Irreversible, as with most films for me, was more disturbing because of the way the visual symbolism worked. It's shock scenes are seriously overhyped, most of the film is relatively normal in comparison.

[Pop music sucks]

I think that was the whole point.

[AA-12]

The Guinea Pig series. Absolutely gruesome

^^^^^

[koastokoast]

Yeah the Guinea Pig films are about as macarbe as you can get. Can't remember which one but the bit where he removes her eyeball with a spoon was..memorable.
I saw Hostel recently and was disappointed, there were a few cool bits but the majority of it was boring and over before it really begun.

[pitchfork]

well I haven't seen it, but I've read that it is.

and that makes it worth seeing.

You actually believe what critics write? Go see it, the truth is in what you see and not what you read.

[Apollyon]

Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday is a pretty gruesome movie.

[Meatplow]

i think all the jason films pale in comparison to some other movies these days

especially the first 3 friday the 13th movies. Imagining that people used to find that extremely scary makes me feel really desensitised to violence :(

[Apollyon]

I think with those old slasher flicks it's more about the shock and mentality of it than anything else. Newer movies will seem superior because there's a wider range of available special effects to play with, but you've gotta remember they were doing the best they could with what they had to work with on those oldies.

[Meatplow]

True that.

I'm not really a fan of the genre as such, the newer movies haven't really done it for me either i hate overuse of special effects. You can only kill so many people on screen before it gets boring, and each new film coming up seems to tally up the body count higher and higher with no real innovation.

Stuff thats pure exploitation like Guineapig would probably get more of a reaction out of me.

[Apollyon]

You ever seen Deliverance? That movie gives me the creeps, man. :(

I figured out the little banjo riff though on my guitar. :cool:

[Kif]

Yeah the Guinea Pig films are about as macarbe as you can get. Can't remember which one but the bit where he removes her eyeball with a spoon was..memorable.
I have a .gif of that somewhere

[Meatplow]

You ever seen Deliverance? That movie gives me the creeps, man. :(

I figured out the little banjo riff though on my guitar. :cool:

Really? I haven't really watched it, we had a brief look at it in class because there was one scene with particuarly bad lighting, (where Jon Voight climbs up a cliffside or something). It was shot during the day and they tried to make it look like night, and you could see shadows and sunspots all over him in the dark lol.

I might have to hire it out and give it a proper watch.

[AlienEater]

You actually believe what critics write? Go see it, the truth is in what you see and not what you read.

No, but I might as well watch it.

There's no reson not to.

[knowndebaser1]

cannibal holocaust is baneed in many countries such as germany australia the united kingdowm and italy. it was banned in many countries due to its depiction of graphic rape, torture, and killing of real animals. this is afilm that people dont want you to see but im definetley going to see this film in the near future.

for those of you who havent seen vistor q you must get it soon. it is a must see film. its so hillariously funny and disturbing. some parts include a boy swimming in his mothers nipple milk on a kitchen floor and the intercourse of adead course in which the japaneese father gets stuck in while a another guy that hits people in the head randomly with a rock films his every action.

[knowndebaser1]

excuse my grammer*corpse

[DanD]

you don't say

[pitchfork]

No, but I might as well watch it.

There's no reson not to.

I know i'm just saying, critics are extremely unreliable you should watch films because you think they'll be good not some critic in heat magazine or whatever.

[Apollyon]

The basic rule of critics, is that if they hate it then it's probably a good movie. If the critics like it, don't bother seeing it.

[pitchfork]

That is the case usually yes.

[Meatplow]

Film critics are there primarily to locate flaws and play devil's advocate, when most people watch films they aren't paid to look at the technical aspects in the same way.

When some films have no real technical merit going for them they get critically panned. It doesn't mean the film is not enjoyable, far from it. Most critically regarded films deserve the rating i feel.

[Mexican Bandito]

Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma deffinatly.
Especially the ending.
The whole film is pretty degrading and contains lots of nudity but the ending it by far the worst;
scalping, beating etc, plus the way it's filmed through binoculars.

[pitchfork]

Film critics are there primarily to locate flaws and play devil's advocate, when most people watch films they aren't paid to look at the technical aspects in the same way.

When some films have no real technical merit going for them they get critically panned. It doesn't mean the film is not enjoyable, far from it. Most critically regarded films deserve the rating i feel.

But the critics should be writing for the average joes going to see the film basing it on enjoyment, not mr middle aged geek virgin who looks at the technical aspect.

[AlienEater]

Some do. I think that it's best to ignore what critics say altogether.

Some are good, some are stupid.

[pitchfork]

Yeah and then there personal preference to take into hand I guess.

[team_racket]

hahaha deliverance is a pretty good film. only just watched it the otherday, but it is pretty cool.