What's the most disgusting piece of media (contentwise) you've enjoyed?
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To be honest, it disappointed me that the most sadistic and vicious murders in that movie were done by the protagonist.Barbas said:
An old schlocky horror movie called 'Street Trash' about some prohibition-era Whisky called Tenafly Viper that went really really bad after being stored for 50+ years. Anyone who drank some either exploded or melted in a pretty revolting manner.
Add to that a scene where a bunch of bums play 'keep away' with a guys severed dingus and some other stuff i wont even mention.
It was hilariously over the top and awful.
Add to that a scene where a bunch of bums play 'keep away' with a guys severed dingus and some other stuff i wont even mention.
It was hilariously over the top and awful.
Human Centipede 2.
I'm really not sure why I watched it, was the first one and was like "There's shock value" but I guess I got that "if there's more, I have to keep going" syndrome.
I'm really not sure why I watched it, was the first one and was like "There's shock value" but I guess I got that "if there's more, I have to keep going" syndrome.
Like the OP, I too have enjoyed Ichi the Killer but I didn't read the manga, I watched the Takeshi Miike film. When it comes to outright violence, that is probably the most hardcore thing I've enjoyed. Another Takashi Miike film that I've enjoyed which is arguably worse was Visitor Q. It isn't as violent but it features some really interesting subject matter such as incest and domestic violence. I don't remember character names but I do remember things such as the father having sex with a prostitute who turns out to be his daughter...he knew who she was. Then there was the child-son who regularly beats his mother. I remember enjoying the movie but details just don't seem to be coming to mind...oh well...
There are some really cool music videos that are disturbing and awesome such as Dir en Grey's Obscure and Lunatic God's Balada o Makovum mlynceku...
When it comes to gaming I've played Postal 2 but I thought it was hilarious. Solider of Fortune 2 was definitely more brutal in terms of over-the-top violence and I had more fun with it...though I don't think it had racial caricatures or cat-silencers.
There are some really cool music videos that are disturbing and awesome such as Dir en Grey's Obscure and Lunatic God's Balada o Makovum mlynceku...
When it comes to gaming I've played Postal 2 but I thought it was hilarious. Solider of Fortune 2 was definitely more brutal in terms of over-the-top violence and I had more fun with it...though I don't think it had racial caricatures or cat-silencers.
Oyasumi Pun-Pun. The story of people who don't deserve to live 
There are easily more fucked up things from a physical standpoint, but OPP will make you want to kill someone, possibly yourself.
There are easily more fucked up things from a physical standpoint, but OPP will make you want to kill someone, possibly yourself.
I've been looking forward to Bethesda's take on Doom ever since E3 last year, which is odd considering my most recent purchases are The Witcher 3, Fallout 4, and The Talos Principle. Then again I did pick up Dying Light and the Metro Redux, but those are still kind of RPG-ish.
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That's a good one! I also recommend The Woman, but what I find disturbing about it lies mostly in how the villain reminds me of Will Ferrell.Senneca said:
Both by the same director, no less. I found both movies to be dark and refreshingly jarring if a bit heavy-handed, but the caveat is that I never lost sight of the fact that the 'victims' were horrible monsters too.Frezzato said:
Regarding The Woman, I really like Pollyanna McIntosh, and I'm hoping she continues to get big roles. I liked her in Let Us Prey (2014), which is somewhat fitting for this thread.the December King said:
It wasn't an overly strong movie, but I liked the look and feel of it, plus there's just a ton of blood in it. Also, having Liam Cunningham automatically bumps up the kick-ass factor.
Oh, on topic? I hate to be boring, but Hostel. Didn't think there'd be any catharsis at all, and by the middle of the flick I was upset and pissed off... exactly what the movie wanted me to be. No, really, even as a horror fan, I took the bait on this, hook, line and sinker.
When he spots the original bait-girl kidnapper hanging out by the road during his escape in the car, that momentary look on her face, and then the utterly fatal, blink of an eye impact at full speed... that was a justice I would only have accepted in those exact circumstances, but welcomed it.
Well I think it came out right since it's stuff you enjoyed lol.FPLOON said:
OT:I don't really have much disgusting stuff that I enjoyed. I'm not big on gore cause it just makes me laugh. Watching something so stupid and over the top just makes me giggle. I guess the closet is a series of manga called "Confidential Confessions"; it has suicide, prostitution, drug abuse, rape, and aids (That's great for a 11 year old to read).
Hmmm...I don't think I know of anything BAD that I enjoy.
But I can think of something I used to enjoy. And that was Atlas Shrugged.
Yes, in my final year of high school, I found an old, battered copy of one of the most boring books ever written, and I thought it was all kinds of awesome.
Fortunately, the guidance counselor at the school steered me towards other works that purged me of the 'fuck literally everyone else on the planet' state of mind; beginning with Volitare. I actually wasn't aware of this until very recently. It's the little things that matter most.
But I can think of something I used to enjoy. And that was Atlas Shrugged.
Yes, in my final year of high school, I found an old, battered copy of one of the most boring books ever written, and I thought it was all kinds of awesome.
Fortunately, the guidance counselor at the school steered me towards other works that purged me of the 'fuck literally everyone else on the planet' state of mind; beginning with Volitare. I actually wasn't aware of this until very recently. It's the little things that matter most.
I'm a big-time horror fan, so it takes a lot to squick me out. However, there is one movie I am unable to sit all the way through.
Trouble Every Day. You might call it an erotic thriller, but it's erotic only in the sense that Hellraiser is Erotic. It's a French thriller about an American couple who travel to Paris, supposedly for their Honeymoon, but the reality is that the trip is a pretext for the husband Shane to look up Dr. L?o S?meneau and his wife Core who Shane knew in college and has developed a sexual obsession with.
Core is not well, she has become a sadistic, cannibal nymphomaniac who Dr. S?meneau keeps physically restrained. She still manages to escape and violent murder men from time to time, Dr S?meneau protects her by burying the bodies.
The scene I have never been to sit through is when two men who have been casing the S?meneau house break in. One of them finds Core in a boarded up room, and she seduces him. However, as the act reaches it's climax, she pins him to the bed and starts CHEWING HIS FACE OFF.
I don't know why this scene, out of all the others squicks me out so badly. It's a testament to the performance of that actor and the quality of the special effects. You really feel his character's pain as his lips are chewed off and his tongue torn out.
Trouble Every Day. You might call it an erotic thriller, but it's erotic only in the sense that Hellraiser is Erotic. It's a French thriller about an American couple who travel to Paris, supposedly for their Honeymoon, but the reality is that the trip is a pretext for the husband Shane to look up Dr. L?o S?meneau and his wife Core who Shane knew in college and has developed a sexual obsession with.
Core is not well, she has become a sadistic, cannibal nymphomaniac who Dr. S?meneau keeps physically restrained. She still manages to escape and violent murder men from time to time, Dr S?meneau protects her by burying the bodies.
The scene I have never been to sit through is when two men who have been casing the S?meneau house break in. One of them finds Core in a boarded up room, and she seduces him. However, as the act reaches it's climax, she pins him to the bed and starts CHEWING HIS FACE OFF.
I don't know why this scene, out of all the others squicks me out so badly. It's a testament to the performance of that actor and the quality of the special effects. You really feel his character's pain as his lips are chewed off and his tongue torn out.
I thought of putting Gantz up as well, but I can't say I enjoyed it as a whole. The first 100 or so chapters I thought were actually really good. It felt like it was going to be something completely different than what it eventually became: mean-spirited social satire with the alien hunts being merely an excuse to explore different characters and then kill them off in brutal ways. However, for me the manga swiftly went down the toilet when they introduced the love interest, then the vampires, then the wallowing in tits and gore combined with the effort of having a heartfelt and sincere storyline and making the protagonist a hero. It didn't jel with the vibe the manga initially put out at all. And yeah, the ending was a total trainwreck. You can practically hear the author going "pleeeease, let it eeeeend!!!" through the pages. The alien designs were outstanding till the very end though.Mahorfeus said:
It's... definitely a mess. I actually liked the love interest, if only because she was the reason the protagonist stopped being such a total douche. Seriously, I don't think I've ever read another series that has the protagonist start out as being so unlikable. It was some good character development. But having chapter after chapter after chapter of her running around naked got really old, really fast. But the vampires, ugh, don't get me started on them. Even the author apparently forgot that they fucking exist, since you never see them again.bartholen said:
I too actually didn't mind the love interest, it was just that it was around that point that the manga started going downhill by becoming more serious and straightforwardly about fighting the aliens. It was rather refreshing to not have the protagonist get the uber hot chick or the badass action girl, but a shy, demure ordinary girl. And their relationship was rather sweet, if completely out of the blue. We don't see them grow on each other over time, but jump straight to "banging like jackrabbits" mode. A missed opportunity, but perhaps a preferable option to having some awkward romantic writing.Mahorfeus said:
But the vampires, oh my god they were retarded. Wasn't there some nonsense about the main character's brother turning into one or something? They were definitely the absolute lowpoint of the manga, bar perhaps the ending.
Totally agree with that. It's one of the most interesting disturbing films out there.Senneca said:
As for my own guilty dark pleasure, I absolutely love I Spit on Your Grave, and the 2010 remake was also really good. Not many people see that movie as a strong tale of female empowerment, but I don't know how anybody can disagree with that conclusion unless they're paying strict attention to the abundant nudity and not the story itself. Because DAMN! that woman knows how to get revenge.