Most brutally violent film/s you've seen?
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Hardy har har. You thought that was bad just look at the sequel. needless gore in that as well. Rape, because every horror movie has to have it these days. It was a lot worse because there wasn't any character development, at least in the first one the freaks seemed to have a backstory and you fealt really bad about the girl(the daughter), in this one i just left the room because i just don't care and don't want to see that.Vanguard_Ex said:
I actually liked the hills have eyes. Although i'm repeating myself from what i said before, it managed to actually make me care for the characters, which not alot of horror movies seem to do. Though i agree that it wasn't scary. However i'm so desensitized now that it's hard to find films scary, which kinda takes the fun out of things.
dmase said:
...they made a sequel? -.- Jesus christ. It wasn't even my choice to watch the first one, so I just laughed at my mates sisters friends shittin themselves ^^
Ichi the Killer is easily the single most violent film I've ever seen but the first Dead or Alive film (not based off the videogame, the strange Takashi Miike Actioners) is also pretty freaking violent.
Oh yeah, and can't forget Machine Girl, another Japanese one best described as super violent.
Oh yeah, and can't forget Machine Girl, another Japanese one best described as super violent.
i can only think of one movie and that's the one on spankwire, i'm sure some people know which one i mean
Spielberg is good at that. I would have to say that Saving Private Ryan and Shindler's List are a couple of the most violent and disturbing movies I've seen. Perhaps because it's based on real events; it disturbs me more than Oldboy, Torture-porn, or anything by Tarantino.Chaosut said:
Dawn of the Dead. The only movie I almost walked out on, I got pretty green around the gills (and I like horror films, too).
Probably followed by Day of the Dead.
Probably followed by Day of the Dead.
I agree completely, Spielberg is great at making violence that actually disturbs you, as opposed to slasher nonsense. I love films where the violence is realistic and actually has an impact because it always puts viewers off a bit in that they were expectly the fairly usual sanitized or over-the top stuff.GonzoGamer said:
Although i'm just repeating myself, i want to emphasise that scene from Irreversible, well actually there were two scenes, but i'm talking about the fire extinguisher one, for some reason the other one didn't disturb me much. It's one of the few scenes in the long time where i thought 'hrmm, that's pretty brutal'.
