August Underground Mordum

[Posher778]

Originally Posted by PR3SSUR3

According to this, you had a wank while you watched it - unless I'm reading things into your post that aren't really even there?

:confused:

Nice to see you around.

[swiss tony]

Originally Posted by PR3SSUR3

According to this, you had a wank while you watched it - unless I'm reading things into your post that aren't really even there?

:confused:

lol. yes, i see my irresponsible use of the word impact and its inverted commas has come undone and that sexual connotations were inevitable. apologies, no doubt freud would've declared me a filth merchant

[ManchestrMorgue]

Originally Posted by swiss tony

what is it about people attempting to deter you from watching horror on the basis that it is vile and putrid beyond belief that makes it more and more intriguing to the level where i find myself inevitably heading to play.com with my credit card details? okay manchester and anybody else with knowledge of the vilest of vile, if your life depended on your selecting the movie that i would find the most disturbing what would it be? ps. it has to be obscure, fuck cannibal holocaust or hostel. they're for nick jr.

You could try some of the following:

Scrapbook
August Underground (the first one)
Red Room
Red Room 2
Slaughtered Vomit Dolls (I haven't seen it but heard it is pretty disgusting)
Salo (haven't seen this either but have heard it is quite confronting)

Personally, I find Irreversible one of the most disturbing, but it is not obscure.

[swiss tony]

if i am gonna buy a sick movie then i'll go with irreversible. i'd rather watch violence in the context of a good movie than just violence for violence sake.

[Ash's_evil_hand]

I watched this and it was difficult to watch. I'd say I finished the movie a slightly different person than when I started it. I certainly couldn't say I 'liked' it but I'm glad I've seen it and as was mentioned it is top quality gore.

I'd have to go with MancestrMorgue about finding the scenes in Irreversible more disturbing, though. I suppose because it had a context, where this does not as such.

And as for worst - well I haven't watched it yet but I understand that 'Men behind the sun' is also pretty fucked, especially when you know a bit of the trivia about it.

[swiss tony]

no movie is ever as bad as people say it'll be. i'll let you know what i think

[ManchestrMorgue]

Originally Posted by Ash's_evil_hand

... 'Men behind the sun' is also pretty fucked, especially when you know a bit of the trivia about it.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that one :)

It does have some pretty confronting scenes in it (and yeah, knowing the history behind the autopsy scene makes it more confronting).

"Isla, She Wolf of the SS" is not a bad exploitation flick either. Not in the same league as the AU films or many of the others mentioned here though.

[ManchestrMorgue]

Originally Posted by swiss tony

no movie is ever as bad as people say it'll be. i'll let you know what i think

This is so very true. I had heard a lot about AUM for some time prior to seeing it. I don't know what I thought would happen to me when I watched it, but all the hype perhaps "overprepared" me for it.

Irreversible, on the other hand, was recommended to me by someone who I didn't pick would like these sorts of films, and I didn't know ANYTHING about it before watching it. The lack of preparation probably made the impact of the film even greater (although after having watched it once, I still feel uncomfortable rewatching those first few scenes).

[gracie]

Iv'e got Mordum on DVD. It's a full on film that tries to push all the boundries in what has been put on film. A bit like The Pink Flamingo and Salo did for instance. The best thing about Mordum is telling your mates that you have a snuff film that was taken by some killers and the video was leaked. Put it on and then see how far they can watch it. My mate did this to a friend of his and about 20 mins in he gets up and starts walking out saying " I just dont see the point in watching this"
I think you have to see it just to see if you can sit through it.
Slaughted Vomit Dolls I have also and that is just rubbish. People just vomiting and then eating their vomit to just vomit again. "I just dont see the point in watching this" ;)

[ManchestrMorgue]

So has anyone else seen August Underground's Penance yet?

I watched a week or two ago.

I prefer it to Mordum - the picture isn't intentionally downgraded like the first two are, so you get a much clearer view of what is going on.

It doesn't seem to push as many boundaries as Mordum, and I don't think that's a bad thing.

I also prefer the character depiction in this one - the two main actors give quite a good impression of severe cluster B personality disorders.