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Posted by mellow_head on Mar-16-2006 18:17:

Gore Flicks

If you're a 'fan' of gore movies, post your favorites here. I'm starting this thread because I just saw 'Hostel', it's gore, but the movie in general sucks. It gives a bad image to European countries. Slovakia isn't an underdeveloped country inhabitated by twisted minds. I've been to Croatia last summer and I had the time of my life!


Anyway, here I go:

- August Underground (2001) directed by Peter Vogel: sickest film ever made! *vomit*
- Guinea Pig Trilogy (OMFG!!)
- The Untold Story
- Cannibal Holocaust (GORE, but boring after seeing in 4 times or so)
- Scrapbook
- Slaughtered Vomit Dolls (never seen it but title says it all...)


Feel free to delete this thread in case it's too offensive for most users/viewers.

WARNING: these movies are not for ppl who are easily shocked and disturbed!


Posted by chojin on Mar-16-2006 18:23:

Evil Dead II (1987)


thats all i can think of atm which i would categorize as 'gore' and well worth seeing


Posted by Basstard on Mar-16-2006 18:23:

Caligula


Posted by Quinders on Mar-16-2006 19:17:

quote:
Evil Dead II (1987)


Quality film as was Evil Dead 1.


Posted by chojin on Mar-16-2006 19:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Quinders
Quality film as was Evil Dead 1.


i just much preferred the second one because it went in a more in-your-face comedic direction


Posted by jonSun on Mar-16-2006 22:15:

Faces of Death.


Posted by Marc Summers on Mar-16-2006 22:35:



Since when was gore in movies?


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Mar-16-2006 22:45:

I can take a pretty good visual beating, but I am holding off on Ichi The Killer because I hear its just beyond straight forward gore, but also self-sexual torture? (wikipedia). And then the scene they talk about cutting a person in half from crotch to head. I've actually had it on 2 cds for about a year, but I'm holding off for the right time to watch it.
Hostel shouldn't even have that much more in the unrated DVD release. An interview said that (surprisingly) the MPAA only cut about 30 seconds of it.


Posted by Ted Promo on Mar-16-2006 22:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers


Since when was gore in movies?



badum tischhhhhhhhhhh


Posted by RapidFire on Mar-16-2006 22:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers


Since when was gore in movies?





he ruled in futurama...


Posted by chojin on Mar-16-2006 23:02:

quote:
Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
I can take a pretty good visual beating, but I am holding off on Ichi The Killer because I hear its just beyond straight forward gore, but also self-sexual torture? (wikipedia). And then the scene they talk about cutting a person in half from crotch to head. I've actually had it on 2 cds for about a year, but I'm holding off for the right time to watch it.
Hostel shouldn't even have that much more in the unrated DVD release. An interview said that (surprisingly) the MPAA only cut about 30 seconds of it.


ichi really isnt that bad..

theres a scene where a guy cuts his own tongue in half, thats about it. nothing worse than US films


Posted by beats and beeps on Mar-16-2006 23:04:

Terminator 2.


Posted by jonze on Mar-17-2006 04:01:

Chaos

this is the movie that roger ebert described as the most disturbing and gruesome movie he had ever seen. never saw it and really dont want to.


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Mar-17-2006 05:20:

wow, facts from the Chaos website.

quote:
Kevin Gage, the star who played Chaos, remains in prison since shortly after the picture was completed nearly two years ago.

Dwight Krizman, partner to David DeFalco and Steven Jay Bernheim, arrested for murdering his wife during the filming of Chaos was charged with 2nd degree murder and sentenced to 15 years to life.

Steven Jay Bernheim�s brand new Ferrari 350 Modena that took him a year to get, mysteriously burst into flames during the filming of Chaos. David DeFalco later identified the three sixes (666) on the vehicle. Finally, in late 2004 the vehicle has been finished being repaired.

A disgruntled set worker, Luis Arroyo, filed a class action lawsuit against Nowhere House LLC, the Chaos production company. The judge assigned to the case, Judge Buckner, blew his brains out and the case was since settled.

Writer/Director David DeFalco has had his own battle with �demons� and his physical appearance has altered dramatically since the filming of Chaos.

Actress KC Kelly, who played the role of Daisy, was so psychologically affected by the movie, she became agoraphobic for six months after the filming.

Writer/Director David �the Demon� DeFalco has been permanently terminated from the 24 Hour Fitness gym chain in Los Angeles due to members being in fear of their lives with him working out there.


Posted by mellow_head on Mar-18-2006 18:41:

quote:
Originally posted by chojin
ichi really isnt that bad..

theres a scene where a guy cuts his own tongue in half, thats about it. nothing worse than US films



There's also a scene where a man hanging on pikes (Hellraiser-style) is poured over by hot oil. And a woman's fingers were slowly broken when you regurgitate by the sound of a bone get broken


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Mar-18-2006 19:27:

quote:
Originally posted by chojin
i just much preferred the second one because it went in a more in-your-face comedic direction


Nah. Army of Darkness is the funniest one, and Evil Dead is the genuinely scary and gory one. Evil Dead II is stuck in the middle, with less gore and no shocks, and only a few funny slapstick bits.

Day of the Dead, for gore. It's a smart film with a serious message, where most gore flicks are just cheap trash. The gore is also really heavy and realistic (they used pig innards for the SFX). Dawn of the Dead is also good. And I don't mean the shitty 2003 remake.


Posted by eckmek on Mar-19-2006 20:38:

Oh COME ON!

Now really why has noone mentioned Braindead?

ABSOLUTE Classic!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103873/


Posted by lacksesepsotygh on Mar-19-2006 20:41:

quote:
Originally posted by eckmek
Oh COME ON!

Now really why has noone mentioned Braindead?

ABSOLUTE Classic!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103873/


damn good movie


Posted by chojin on Mar-19-2006 20:42:

quote:
Originally posted by eckmek
Oh COME ON!

Now really why has noone mentioned Braindead?

ABSOLUTE Classic!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103873/


lol


Posted by Rinster on Mar-19-2006 20:44:

quote:
Originally posted by chojin
Evil Dead II (1987)


thats all i can think of atm which i would categorize as 'gore' and well worth seeing


i have it on dvd


Posted by DarkFall01 on Mar-19-2006 21:35:

Re: Gore Flicks

quote:
Originally posted by mellow_head
- Cannibal Holocaust (GORE, but boring after seeing in 4 times or so)


I saw this movie when I was about 13, it's messed up.
It does get boring after a while though. It's not scary, just disgusting.


Posted by RapidFire on Mar-19-2006 21:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
"Mr Vice President someone finally bought a copy of your book!"

"This calls for a celebration."

*turns on record of Kool and the Gang - Celebration*

Lyrics: "CELEBRATE GOOD TIMES, COME ON!"

"I will."


that was simpsons n00b


Posted by THE_Chris on Mar-19-2006 21:49:

And why has noone mentioned the directors cut of Natural Born Killers?



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