I spit on your Grave

[hellfire1]

oh my god, that bathtub scene. i was cringing throughout the whole thing.

[urgeok]

i thought Last House of the LEft was far more brutal and demeaning than this one

[SKOOFx]

Havent seen LHOTL.

I'm actually unfamiliar with the plot.(but obviously know of its existance)

[hellfire1]

Originally posted by urgeok
i thought Last House of the LEft was far more brutal and demeaning than this one

agreed. but oh, the bathtub scene !

[urgeok]

Originally posted by hellfire1
agreed. but oh, the bathtub scene !

i still cant figure out why that made you wince - more than a guy would :cool:

[The Flayed One]

Hadn't seen it in years. Bought it, watched it, wasn't disappointed. I'm like you, SKOOFx, glad it's in my collection, along with LHotL. It's just not one of those movies I'll be watching again over the next year or so. It does look pretty sitting on my shelf, though.

[tachii]

aside from the fact that last house was firts wasn't it also hated/considered much more harsh by the general public when in actuality grave does feature a lot more friction. i'm supposing house buffed things over and made it possible for grave to be widely accepted. i've always wanted to get an opinion on that. hmmm, haven't seen it in five years must go back and view ;)

[crippler666]

I enjoyed both movies. Last House On The Left I felt was more violent, but you really have to hunt down the uncut version in the uk (same with I spit on your Grave).

But it surprises me that other films dont get the same response from people, that for me were far more graphic and disturbing (Cannibal Ferox, Slaughtered Vomit Dolls).

[The Mothman]

Originally posted by crippler666
(Cannibal Ferox, Slaughtered Vomit Dolls).

i dont know about slaughtered vomit dolls, but i wouldnt put cannibal ferox as a landmark of violent and disturbing films.

[Dante'sInferno]

Originally posted by hellfire1
agreed. but oh, the bathtub scene !

What happend in the bathtub scene?