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Has Any Violence Or Gore In A Film Ever Truly "Shocked" You?
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NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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Lunarorbit
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What about vagina dentata?
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That movie is a stable on christmas with my family.
Gives the present/gift of perspective ya know?
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kurisu_1974
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Men Behind the Sun should be horrible in that regard but I have not been in the mood to check it out.
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Lunarorbit
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I was WAY too high to watch that movie. Around the same time period the Aphex Twins were making insane music videos.My man
Honestly they may have been why I stopped smoking weed for 20 years until covid hit!!!
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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Nah that's a bit too outlandish to really scare me, although seeing dudes getting hit in the balls also makes me wince recalling the times I've been hit in the balls by accident lol.
JimmyRustler
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I was never a big fan of gore heavy movies but I would watch one every now and then. Until Serbian Film that is. That movie kinda scared me for life. Can’t stand overly violent movies ever since.
mansoor1980
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that scene in bone tomahawk
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FunkMiller
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Guinea Pig.
Men Behind The Sun.
Great children’s entertainment.
Men Behind The Sun.
Great children’s entertainment.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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I remember Judge Doom taking off his sun glasses and showing his eyes in Who Killed Roger Rabbit? really scarring me as a kid
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TGO
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Honestly I'm pretty much okay with everything except extreme stuff to women.
Not that I can't watch it, I just don't like it.
Kiefer Sutherland's 2008's Mirror's has definitely one scene I didn't like with his Sister played by Amy Smart.
If you know the film you know the scene.
It's like a nails down a chalkboard to me.
Other then that I'm fine with everything
Not that I can't watch it, I just don't like it.
Kiefer Sutherland's 2008's Mirror's has definitely one scene I didn't like with his Sister played by Amy Smart.
If you know the film you know the scene.
It's like a nails down a chalkboard to me.
Other then that I'm fine with everything
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VulcanRaven
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Day of the Dead. When the doctor does experiments to the dead.
Mr Hyde
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Definitely fucked me up the first time I saw it. Getting thrust into that nightmarish first scene at the club and the fire extinguisher beat down is brutal, intense and very realistic. And it doesn't exactly get better after that. Even though the level of violence is shocking, I appreciate the movie for it's artistic merits. It's well shot and innovative with its messaging about rape and how revenge of your loved ones never solves anything, but rather escalate it.
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ForAcademicPurposes
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There's one from a movie I didn't watch (Saw snippets of it, because I'm a wimp). And it's not exactly gore or violence, but it is.
Serbian Film in general, is quite violent and gory, but none of it was exactly shocking, for me. But the scene where the protag is tricked into ______ his own son, pretty much scarred me for life.
Very violent, but in a different way.
Serbian Film in general, is quite violent and gory, but none of it was exactly shocking, for me. But the scene where the protag is tricked into ______ his own son, pretty much scarred me for life.
Very violent, but in a different way.
Roberts
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I refuse to see Serbian Movie, because I know enough about it to know I am not interested, but the one that has truly fucked me up is a Spanish short film - I think it is called Aftermath. Saw loooong time ago, totally unprepared when a Spanish friend at a film school made me watch it.
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RJMacready73
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I remember sticking on a french horror movie one Friday nite years ago with the mates over and there was a scene with a pregnant woman having her baby cut out of her belly with scissors and fuck me, you never heard 6 grown stoned lads scream like little girls when that shit went down, one of my mates left the room and the rest of us where all WHAAAAAT THE ABSOLUTE FUUUUUCK, can't for the life of me remember the movie
Dr.Morris79
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NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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One of the most messed up films I seen. It's not only gory, there's some disgusting scenes involving feces
If your stomach can handle that, go right on ahead
Dr.Morris79
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I dunno, I think I've become more pussified with ageOne of the most messed up films I seen. It's not only gory, there's some disgusting scenes involving feces
If your stomach can handle that, go right on ahead
I was toying with that Serbian film an all but boy'd out. You seen that?
I might just download em and watch em on a drunken evening.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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I dunno, I think I've become more pussified with age
I was toying with that Serbian film an all but boy'd out. You seen that?
I might just download em and watch em on a drunken evening.
A Serbian film was equally as messed up too but mostly in the gore and sexual content. Let's just say it goes into some really nasty shit when it comes sexual content. I hated A Serbian Film especially though. It just felt the film was just being edgy for edgy sakes
Dr.Morris79
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I thought as much and reading the some comments. I'll grab Salo though
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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I thought as much and reading the some comments. I'll grab Salo though
Just don't eat anything while watching Salo
It's a Pink Flamingo situation
Dr.Morris79
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Don't worry about that, it'll be a liquid lunch..Just don't eat anything while watching Salo
It's a Pink Flamingo situation
Laptop1991
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At the time, Modern Warfare 2 singleplayer when you open up on the civillians did i remember, late noughties that. didnt read the thread properly lol, should be film.
Film wise, well most of the slasher films from the 70's and 80's were just gorefest's and i don't like rape scenes.
Film wise, well most of the slasher films from the 70's and 80's were just gorefest's and i don't like rape scenes.
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Werewolf Jones
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That bit in Salo when they're forced to eat shit. I nearly threw up multiple times.
AgatonSax
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Everything about that movie is fucked up. They even used a low frequency rumble in the soundtrack to promote nausea and queasiness.
Nobody_Important
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The rape in "The Hills Have Eyes" remake.
I remember being in the theater and actually turning my face away from the screen. It was pretty disturbing given the context and everything.
I remember being in the theater and actually turning my face away from the screen. It was pretty disturbing given the context and everything.
Dr.Morris79
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Oh god yeah, that was pretty vile!
Mr Hyde
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The nausea doesn't exactly go away by hearing Thomas Bangalters "Rectum" in the background either. Probably the most nightmarish track I've ever heard, period. That whole sequence in the night club is crazy. You have absolutely no idea what the fuck is going on. Imagine seeing this movie in the theaters for the first time.
Spyxos
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This one so much.
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SpiceRacz
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I’ve seen most of the movies mentioned here and Martyrs is the only one I had to turn away from. That scene is fucked up.
IDKFA
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I came into this thread hoping some other poor bastard had seen this film.
Fuck that film.
ForAcademicPurposes
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There was period when the French went ham with putting violence on screen but it has fizzled out.