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Originally posted by D-res Just saw the movie Braindead yesterday from 1992. What. The fuck.

Peter Jackson at his best, IMO.

Stu, have you ever seen Body Melt?

one more...

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Stu, have you ever seen Body Melt?

Yes! Haha, shit that was disturbing. I saw it back in high school. I vaguely remember an exploding penis in there somewhere

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Originally posted by D-res Just saw the movie Braindead yesterday from 1992. What. The fuck.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Peter Jackson at his best, IMO.

Surely the greatest thing Jackson has ever done.

"I kick ass for the Lord!"
"Your mother ate my dog!" "Not all of it."

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Originally posted by Danny Ocean i think its interesting to see how civilized cultures lose all their values in hostile enviorments and what they are truly capable of. Also the year this movie was filmed in had lots of shock value for that era and broke many rules, which is why its banned in over 57 countries. Not alot of films have that power in my opinion. Its worth watching simply because the chances of another movie like this one are extremely low.

You do make some good points, and I knew of the censorship before seeing the film - it still barely interested me throughout. I wanted to turn it off not because I was grossed out, but because I was simply bored. The same thing goes for movies like Men Behind the Sun and the Guinea Pig series - I love the filthy honesty of such films, and it is rather bold to make such a work, knowing it will be banned outright, or you'll even suffer assassination attempts like Pasolini (Salo) did - or in his case, a successful attempt - but it still doesn't alleviate the fact that these movies contain insipid characters amidst stolid acting, blurting out a generally mired script with only the brief, entertaining one-liners to keep things afloat. Don't get me wrong, I love the cheese-horror - Fulci and Argento immediately come to mind - but the more "extreme" films tend to plod along like more "extreme" pro wrestling matches might. The ultra-violence did not make Hostel in any way acceptable is what I am saying. Less tends to be so, so much more.

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Originally posted by Meat187 Meh. Surely missing tons of stuff.

OMG FUNNY GAMES!!! and yes mullholland drive was weird too. i only remember lesbian sex in it tho. and some chick was lost in hollywood

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Originally posted by Meat187 2. I think it was mostly the remote control scene that did it for me. And the dark humor that is so completely out of place sometimes that I was like "wtf is wrong with this movie?" all the time. Maybe it fits better in 2, meh. Btw original, not US version.

yes. when that happened i literally shouted, "OH NO FUCKING WAY" really loud. my heart sank so far. that was a GREAT scene.

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Originally posted by Teezdalien

Cube was good; but i wouldn't really consider it 'd up

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Originally posted by tubularbills yes. when that happened i literally shouted, "OH NO FUCKING WAY" really loud. my heart sank so far. that was a GREAT scene.

Go and watch Gozu. Then let me know what you shouted during that movie.

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Originally posted by Meat187 Go and watch Gozu. Then let me know what you shouted during that movie.

i'm bookmarking this thread for when i get back in the states.

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On So go download an uncut version?

It's been on my vague list of things to do for a while now. I went through a spell about eight years ago of being really into 70s/80s horror. It was around that time that the UK film council started unbanning all those old video nasties, but the butchery they enacted on Cannibal Holocaust was comparable to what happens in the film, so I lost interest for a while. I might watch it tonight - cheers for the link, Danny.

I spit on your grave

it just got remade but haven't seen the new version but i assume it will be even more gory and disturbing than the original.

yup this was it

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On So go download an uncut version? //It's really not worth watching though, if you ask me. I didn't find that the extreme violence in the film elevated to anything whatsoever, save for the hackneyed 'violence in entertainment' schtick - as though it's some sort of commentary by merely existing. It's basically just flimsy footage of naked brown people dissecting various humans and animals. It's 1-dimensional shock value.

I watched it a few weeks ago. The thing that got me was that these were people acting.
Obviously the dialogue isn't all that great but I was taken back by several scenes and just thought wow. You don't see actors having to do that often.

Doesn't get much more messed up than this...

^^^ Good one, been a long time since I seen it.

posted this in that other thread

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095715/

I'm about to watch Captain America. How's that for f'd up?

lol

appearently this film http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Serbian_Film

I thought Running Scared with Paul Walker was pretty fckd up...

More like fucked up funky funny fucked up.

I'm into movies like that.


I remember when I first heard about Ichi the Killer, i was really excited about it. The movie was such a let down when i've seen it. It seems like buncha 12 year olds played with cow meat.

Re: Fk'd up - and I mean F*CKED UP movies...

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Originally posted by MeLLyMeL 'Enter The Void' by Gaspar Noe.

On your advice, and only because its on Netflix.

I just started it.

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