goriest movie ever

[GOODandEVIL666]

whats the goriest movie youve ever seen?

[zwoti]

jeez

[GOODandEVIL666]

[PR3SSUR3]

It depends on if we're talking about outrageous splatter - which is usually amaturish or hard to take seriously (Braindead, Olaf Ittenbach etc) - or the kind of realistic, nasty gore that makes you wince (The Flower, The Flesh & The Blood, Casino).

Also, CGI gore shouldn't qualify - since it is merely manipulation of light and creates cartoon-like scenes.

[alkytrio666]

Goriest I've seen is either Dead Alive (or Brain Dead for you other countries, but the version I saw was Dead Alive) or Bad Taste.

But I wouldn't consider myself a "gorehound".

[IDrinkYourBlood]

theres never a "gorest" movie. doesnt excist.

[RavageRitual]

Guinea Pig Films are pretty gorey, thenk thiers Man Behind The Sun, Traces and Faces Of Death films, Cannibal Holocaust, Cannibal Ferox, Zombie Holocaust, Jungle Holocaust, Eaten Alive... all decently gorey,

[crazy raplh]

this s one of my favorite threads on the last week or so I would say, bad taste, friday the 13 th part 7, dead alive, ummm saw maybe.

[Posher778]

i can garantee you that no friday the 13th is anywhere nearly as gross and gory as cannibal holocaust. saw was kinda, but... i dont think youno much about this topic if you think that imo.

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by Posher778
i can garantee you that no friday the 13th is anywhere nearly as gross and gory as cannibal holocaust. saw was kinda, but... i dont think youno much about this topic if you think that imo.

I bet he knows a lil more about the topic than you do....

[zomb5150]

"Dead Alive" or "Brain Dead" is the goriest horror film I've seen so far.:)

[crazy raplh]

Redneck Zombies

[Nana_baby]

in my opinon or others?

[The STE]

Originally posted by Posher778
i can garantee you that no friday the 13th is anywhere nearly as gross and gory as cannibal holocaust. saw was kinda, but... i dont think youno much about this topic if you think that imo.

especially the later, more castrated F13 movies.



any-dang-who, the first one that pops into my head is Suicide Circle. Not as filled-with-gore as some other movies, but some of the bits of gore that are in it are massive (subway scene)

[Nana_baby]

well
hellraiser was gorry but in my opion f13th movies are really gorry

[Soloman Kane]

Blood Feast comes to mind as well as Blood Feast II :)

[Posher778]

thay're kinda gory but compared to other movies they are nothing.

[alkytrio666]

I really don't see how you guys can say Friday the 13th (any of them) are the "goriest ever". Sure, they're gory for a wide release slasher...but no where near the goriest.

[The STE]

Originally posted by Nana_baby
well
hellraiser was gorry but in my opion f13th movies are really gorry

well, one could say that "in my opinion, Donnie Darko had a lot of swearing in it." Doesn't mean it does in comparison to something like, say, Scarface or Clerks or the South Park movie

[Real Lars]

I think its Olaf Ittenbachs Beyond the Limits

great movie:)

[hypnocil addict]

lmao its not a movie but

nip/tuck makes me gag

[Amalthea]

The Tin Drum

[acambece]

American movie i would say Braindead, but for me Ichi the killer was pretty gory

Cambece

[The_Return]

Not the "goriest" by a long shot, but Evil Dead 2 could easily be the bloodiest, just from that awesome gyser (sp?) of blood;)

[komi]

Originally posted by RavageRitual
Zombie Holocaust, ,

:cool: :cool: :cool:

[superman]

for when it was made american werewolf in london with the seen with jack (griffin dunne) dies and comes back to tell david (david naughton) that hes a werewolf he looks prety gory.

[crazy raplh]

cabin fever is up there as well.

[zwoti]

Originally posted by crazy raplh
cabin fever is up there as well.

and thats why you're crazy

[joshaube]

"hellraiser was gorry but in my opion f13th movies are really gorry"
... You DESERVE a gory death.

"nip/tuck makes me gag"
Heh, so do those surgury shows on Life ^^" Nip/Tuck not so much so though.

"American movie i would say Braindead,"
Hm, yeah but the gore didn't really do it for me. The blood looked like coloured water.

"cabin fever is up there as well."
Uh, no. The gore that IS in it is very well done, but there's not that much.
-----

Personally, I like Evil Dead 2. AOD didn't even compare, and the original's
gore was a little below par compared to II. I haven't seen hardcore gore movies though,
I would like to... but, hard to find. So really, this isn't my department :x

[Posher778]

sigh. cabin fever.. *dies*


sleepy hollow was nicely done. at least 12 heads chopped off on screen, and a guy sliced in half, and all that hacking at dead people and what n ot. by todays movie standards, not that gory i guess, but, it was so nicely done and stuff. definently up there

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by Posher778

sleepy hollow was nicely done. at least 12 heads chopped off on screen, and a guy sliced in half, and all that hacking at dead people and what n ot. by todays movie standards, not that gory i guess, but, it was so nicely done and stuff. definently up there

I dont agree at all, sorry. :D

[pinkfloyd45769]

Cabin Fever was gross, but not the goriest.I really cannot think of a really gory movie, alot of them make me a little ill. I strongly disagree with Sleepy Hallow being gory, it is waaaayyyy down on the gore list.

[gorefreak]

The Shining comes close with that blood tidal wave. :)

[sabersword]

My vote would be, the burnning moon. Truly a gag fest.

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by sabersword
My vote would be, the burnning moon. Truly a gag fest.

Your right dude, that was a dead alive production film, same production that put up the Traces Of Death Series, "The Burning Moon" is very gory. Very Very Bloody, I loved it.

[The_Return]

Originally posted by Posher778
sigh. cabin fever.. *dies*


sleepy hollow was nicely done. at least 12 heads chopped off on screen, and a guy sliced in half, and all that hacking at dead people and what n ot. by todays movie standards, not that gory i guess, but, it was so nicely done and stuff. definently up there


Although I thought Sleepy Hollow was a great film, it doesnt deserve to be anywhere near a thread called "Goriest Movie Ever". Sure, the beheadings looked pretty cool, but they really werent that gory. And other than those, there wasnt much of anything, was there? Been awhile, but I still know it wasnt very gory.

[slasherman]

..like many others have said "Brain Dead" is pretty gory...but far from the best....
and....and another splatter movie "Re-Animator" (1985)
...and maybe "The Maniac" is worth a mention

[Posher778]

tis' ok ravage....

you havent agreed with me on anything in the 1st place..


but i meant it wasnt that gory, just lots of severed heads.

[RavageRitual]

I know, Im sorry. Im not the only person that doesnt agree w/ you on this subject. If you see Pinkfloyd, and The_Return, also disagree. But now that you say...

Originally posted by Posher778

but i meant it wasnt that gory, just lots of severed heads.

I understand now, and Im sure everyone was just disagreeing because you didnt point that out in the first place. I mean you did post this under the goriest movie ever thread. lol.:D

[Posher778]

are severed heads rolling down hills not classified as gore in this world anymore? guess not... but yeah i wasnt very specific

[RavageRitual]

I usually classify gore as internal organs and really bloody messes

[Posher778]

dawn of the dead... old version... when the zombies ripped out his stomach was just rotten. not goriest ever, just a gross scene

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by Posher778
sigh. cabin fever.. *dies*


sleepy hollow was nicely done. at least 12 heads chopped off on screen, and a guy sliced in half, and all that hacking at dead people and what n ot. by todays movie standards, not that gory i guess, but, it was so nicely done and stuff. definently up there
Yeah, it wasn't a bloody mess cause if you remember in the film, they did mention the horseman's sword actually carterized the wounds which explains the lack of splattering blood. :)
Originally posted by Posher778
dawn of the dead... old version... when the zombies ripped out his stomach was just rotten. not goriest ever, just a gross scene
lol Yeah, that was a "rotten scene".... literally. I read an article about that movie which stated the pig intestines they used were frozen solid or something like that where dude was to get ripped apart in the hallway. But they had left em out over the weekend, and after the scene was over the cast and crew ran away gagging. :D

[knife_fight]

I'm gonna agree with whoever said the Guinea Pig series and Men Behind the Sun. those are intense. the custard scene in Dead Alive nearly made me gag. the blood-monster in Entrails of a Beautiful Woman, while obviously fake and kinda stupid looking, made me throw my Tomato-Basil salad dressing in the garbage.

and while not a "gore" scene, another scene that nearly made me gag was in Audition when bagged-up-guy eats the vomit.

I guess those are the only ones that have truly grossed me out.

the Cannibal movies rely too much on the viewer being grossed out by animals getting killed and the eating of mystery meat. as you may note to the left, I'm from Bamie, so watching animals getting killed and prepared for a meal is really no big deal for me. sorry, Deo.

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by knife_fight
I'm gonna agree with whoever said the Guinea Pig series and Men Behind the Sun.

Ha!, That was me! And, I agree w/ you on the Audition scene w/ the vomit drinking/eating. pretty gross!

[kung-fu-jesus]

most of the really gory ones have been said already so ill just post my fav,

a nightmare on elm st., the bed slash garbage disposal.


just thought of one, carie( basicly just the prom scene.
and last house on the left had its gory moments( uncut unrated version- hard as hell to find).

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by RavageRitual
the Audition scene w/ the vomit drinking/eating. pretty gross! Meh...That wasn't gory...It was just disgusting...


Gore Gore Girls is GORY

[BH14]

Whats the definition of "goriest"?? Is it body count, amount of blood in a movie, most disturbing and violent killing scenes??

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by BH14
most disturbing and violent killing scenes??

Thats probobly your safest bet.

[VampiricClown]

Hmmmm.... I haven't seen alot of the movies mentioned here....yet! But so far, from what I've seen, Hellbound: Hellraiser II is quite nasty. I've had to look away a couple of times:( ......And that's a rarity with me.....

[musicgeekmusic]

I'm sure you all know that "Dead Alive" or "Brain Dead," whatever you want to call it, was directed by Peter Jackson, who made The Lord of the Rings and King Kong.

[kung-fu-jesus]

Originally posted by musicgeekmusic
I'm sure you all know that "Dead Alive" or "Brain Dead," whatever you want to call it, was directed by Peter Jackson, who made The Lord of the Rings and King Kong.

who cares, were talking about gore movies, not peter jackson.

[RavageRitual]

Yea Really

[thepsychicfetus]

peter jacksons "dead alive" for sure,
"the dead next door" was pretty good
"redneck zombies" was pleasant
and i would also say, not as being the goriest, but did have some cool death scenes would be "final destination 2"

[musicgeekmusic]

To Kung-Fu Jesus and Ravage Ritual:

My apologies for throwing out a little information about Peter Jackson and his "gory" movie. I'm sure that it smacked of learning to you, which probably reminded you of those three horrible years you spent in seventh grade.

[velvet kisses]

i say house of 1000 corpses cos ive forgotten all the films ive seen. help me

[Tikkin]

They Dont Cut The Grass Anymore is pretty gory, even though we can tell they are using blow up dolls as bodies and so on. But it's a hilarious film, with the classic line: "Please dont rape me!" - "I aint gonna rape you bitch, you smell like fish, ah never did like seafood".

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0304818/

[Juicy Jon]

Not that I've seen it.. but Premutos - Lord of the Living Dead sounds pretty promising. I think it atleast has one of the biggest bodycounts at like 180.

[PR3SSUR3]

most disturbing and violent killing scenes??

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (most of the murders)
Henry 2: The Mask of Sanity (the killing in the bed)
A Short Film About Killing (the murder of the taxi driver, and the subsequent execution)
Casino (the head-squashing/eye-popping, and particularly the baseball bat and buried alive scenes)
One False Move (the stabbing of the bound woman by the black guy)
Chopper (the multiple neck-stabbing in the jail)
Saving Private Ryan (the shockingly protracted stabbing of the marine by the German soldier in the building)
Reservoir Dogs (the casual shooting - after torture - of the bound cop)
Nightmares in a Damaged Brain (the horrible axe-chopping of the mother and father during their S&M scene)

musicgeekmusic - Q: Who's Peter Jackson?


:confused:

[urgeok]

Originally posted by PR3SSUR3
Saving Private Ryan (the shockingly protracted stabbing of the marine by the German soldier in the building)
[ [/B]

the scene of the soldier on the beach trying to pick up his arm is going to stay with me for a while ..

[fredkrue4]

Darkwalker

[liebesspiel]

The Last House on the Left, The Evil Dead, A Nightmare On Elm Street and Bloody Murder 2: Closing Camp.

[Skaboy]

If we're literally looking for "biggest splatterfest", then my vote would go to Braindead / Dead Alive: so ridiculously over the top as to be hilarious.

For notorious, graphic or grisly death scenes, either the fire extinguisher in Irriversible or the "cheese cutter" device in Cube: the first casualty.

[Tikkin]

They Dont Cut The Grass Anymore is pretty gory, but they use sex dolls as bodies so not very realistic!

So I agree that Braindead (Dead Alive) is probably the goriest.

[PR3SSUR3]

I'm sure you all know that "Brain Alive" or "Dead Dead," whatever you want to call it, was directed by Jackson Peters, who made The Lord of the Kongs and King Rings.