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most brutal film you've ever seen

Started by weak · Jan 12, 2009 · 38 replies

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I would have to say that "In a glass cage" is pretty 'brutal'.

The "August Underground" series also qualifies as "brutal", "repugnant", "disgusting", and so on...
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Red Room 1 & 2
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Rise Against said: ↑
Happy Tree Friends are the most brutal cartoons [/url]


agreed 100%😀:D:D
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Scum was probably the most brutal film I've seen. It made an impression on me as I lived in a similar setting within a decade of that film being released.
YouTube - NEDS SCUM BEST OF
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Gozu - at one point woman gives birth to a full-grown man, that's pretty brutal.
Audition - the torture scene at the end.
Switchblade Romance - there's two minutes worth of gory killings that's just insane.
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I recently watched Tokyo Gore Police.

During one part some girl with sewn nipples bit off a guy's dick, then he regrew a new one that was like 3 feet long.

Pretty awesome movie.

The OVA M.D. Geist was cool, too. Lots of ultra violence in that one.
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Hostel
Saw films
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sleepysparrow said: ↑
Red Room 1 & 2

Yeah, i forgot about Red Room. Yamanouchi's known for his sick stuff (See also - Mu-Zan-E.)

WastedPotential said: ↑
I recently watched Tokyo Gore Police.

During one part some girl with sewn nipples bit off a guy's dick, then he regrew a new one that was like 3 feet long.

Pretty awesome movie.

The OVA M.D. Geist was cool, too. Lots of ultra violence in that one.

I've been meaning to watch Tokyo Gore Police.

Have you seen Machine Girl?
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Where do you guys hear about all these obscure films that don't make it onto main stream big screens? I've only ever heard of the Big-name western ones mentioned here. am I just really sheltered?
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mmmm said: ↑
Where do you guys hear about all these obscure films that don't make it onto main stream big screens? I've only ever heard of the Big-name western ones mentioned here. am I just really sheltered?

Internet, magazines, friends, places, people. All over.

Are you really sheltered? Perhaps you are.
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A French Film Called irreversible with Vincent Cassel who happens to be one of my favourite actors. film starts at the end and plays through to the beginning of the story. Has a women being raped in a French subway which left me haunted for days.. very powerful film.
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Skald said: ↑
A French Film Called irreversible with Vincent Cassel who happens to be one of my favourite actors. film starts at the end and plays through to the beginning of the story. Has a women being raped in a French subway which left me haunted for days.. very powerful film.

Definitely one of the hardest films I ever had to watch. It's not like your average film, it's told in a reverse manner, which means that it's being told from end to beginning. A similar theme would be the film Memento, which is another excellent film as well. The rape scene was hard to stomach.. the woman who was raped was played by Vincent Cassel's real wife, Monica Belluci. There's another scene in the film which is quite brutal as well. It involves a face and a fire extinguisher.. no prizes for guessing what happens next..
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Im not that keen on horror films unless there is some intelligance behind them,mindless gore doesnt do it for me,and i really hate this culture of "gore porn" we have.

Saying that I think the first saw was really good,and while not a really brutal film,i watched somthing called Mirror's i think,and in one part this woman,gets her jaw hinge sort of ripped wide open off a ghost,that was pretty nasty.
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M1tCh said: ↑

Have you seen Machine Girl?

Nah, but I'd like to.

The director's coming out with a new one called RoboGeisha. Doesn't look as good as TGP...
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Spartacus ....
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Has anyone watched any of the August Underground movies? I had to switch off "Mordem" after the first half hour. More out of embarrassment than fear. I was watching alone in the dark with the curtains closed and I felt like I needed a bath with a pot scourer and some industrial skin remover.
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I don't know about most brutal, but American Me, I think that was a pretty brutal movie, there are others, but that's one that comes to mind at the moment.
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recluse said: ↑
Hostel
Saw films

Agreed.

Havn't seen most of the other films listed in this thread.

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