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Driller_Killer
06-12-2001, 22:13
I have been serching for the most violent film ever made
and im having a hard time finding it here are some of the
films ive seen that i think come close

Cannibal Holocaust
Eaten Alive
Man Behind The Sun
Cannibal Ferox
NewYork Ripper
I Spit On Your Grave
Bad Taste
Brain Dead
Last House On the Left

Can eany one help me out

horseflesh
06-12-2001, 22:26
WHY????????????????

:confused: :confused: :confused:

arkham
06-12-2001, 22:40
i must admit, i too enjoy a bit of violence

in my opinion its romper stomper but its violent in a serious way, not in a way bad taste

GK
06-12-2001, 22:55
Can eany one help me out

I'd like to think so, but I think it's probably too late.

Paul490
06-12-2001, 23:06
I think those are the most violent films that quite a few people know about. I have seen Braindead and Last House On The Left from your list.

Just keep on looking mate - you'll find what you want.

Have you looked at Splatterhouse (http://www.splatterhouse.net)? ;)

Shingster
07-12-2001, 01:42
I don't think LHOTL is that violent!! It's by no means a family film, but there's much worse out there!!!
Surely Guinea Pig should be on your list Driller_Killer?

Also The Untold Story is a nice n violent HK film to add to your list. Reviews here (http://www.dvdreview.com/fullreviews/the_untold_story.shtml) & here (http://www.bulletsnbabesdvds.com/article.php?sid=5). (Although, both those reviews make it sound a lot worse than it is!)

George vader
07-12-2001, 12:55
Neromantik?

And wasn't there a film called "The German Chainsaw Massacre" (or something like that) that was supposed to me non-stop blood and snot!!??

Michael Brooke
07-12-2001, 12:57
What do you mean by "violent"?

Personally, I think <I>Audition</I> and <I>A Short Film About Killing</I> have far more impact than virtually any of the titles listed above, because although they're less visually graphic, the scenes of violence have far greater psychological impact, making them infinitely more disturbing to watch.

<I>Braindead</I>, by contrast, is a laugh a minute - there's not much practical difference between it and a custard pie-throwing slapstick comedy from several decades earlier!

Squirtle
07-12-2001, 13:03
Man Bites Dog.

Vinny
07-12-2001, 13:41
Tom and Jerry :D

Michael Brooke
07-12-2001, 14:26
Tex Avery's <I>Bad Luck Blackie</I>.

Go on, name an Italian cannibal film with an image as distressing as a kitten getting its tongue caught in a mousetrap!

CBSKYWALKER
07-12-2001, 14:30
Story of Ricky is very violent but in sort of a comic book style.

Cb

Paul490
07-12-2001, 16:19
Originally posted by Michael Brooke


<I>Braindead</I>, by contrast, is a laugh a minute - there's not much practical difference between it and a custard pie-throwing slapstick comedy from several decades earlier!

Great film though, isn't it? It's a shame I bought the Spanish DVD instead of the German DVD - the Spanish disc has forced subtitles.:(

Gromit
07-12-2001, 18:32
Originally posted by GK
Can eany one help me out

I'd like to think so, but I think it's probably too late.

ROFL! :D

Whatever floats your boat I guess. Enjoy.

nagaifiend
07-12-2001, 21:43
Originally posted by George vader
Neromantik?

I thought Buttgereit's Nekromantik was quite tame compared to his film Schramm :eek: tho I don't think Schramms been released on dvd yet and probably never will. Um, hopefully anyway.
And I think Richard Kern's films are the most shocking films I've ever seen. That guy's mind- fubar

Kit_Taylor
07-12-2001, 21:50
Don't forget multi orifice tentacle tentacle rape! Urotsukidoji is good for a laugh. Part II is just watered pap and part III is just unbearably awful sci fi crap with a lot of rape porn thrown in, but part I is pretty good as OTT phantasmagoria and part IV does away with plot and just gets stuck in to the raw depravity.

Mike
08-12-2001, 01:22
I recommend the Asian films "Naked Blood" and "Mermaid In A Manhole", both of which are thoroughly delightful family entertainment.

Narshty
08-12-2001, 11:35
Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom , while not exactly accessible, is well worth putting on your list.

Available in a ****-poor DVD from the British Film Institute (completely uncut), and a reasonable quality OOP one from Criterion (though one of these went for $670 the other day on Ebay).

dunctay
08-12-2001, 12:34
nagifiend schramm is available from barrell entertainment r1 but is becoming hard to find i think amazon still have em
richard kerns short movies are also available r1 from amazon

nagaifiend
08-12-2001, 12:59
Originally posted by dunctay
schramm is available from barrell entertainment r1

:eek: I personally wouldn't let my credit card anywhere near that purchase. But thanks for letting me know about the DVD release.

And I knew about Kerns "Hardcore..." dvd. It's contains over 3 hours worth of his short films, but having been unfortunate enough to have seen The Right Side of My Brain, Manhattan Love Suicides and Fingered et al a few years ago, they're not something I'd make any effort to watch ever again. Although if anyone is after shock value, which Driller-Killer obviously is, then go check em out.

Sarai
08-12-2001, 14:17
another vote for the untold story here.... it is nasty!

i think starship troopers is pretty violent for a mainstream film

the care bears movie is really disturbing