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Jun 13, 2023 · Do you want to watch a movie that will leave you upset and unsettled and sick to your stomach and possibly scarred for life? We've got you covered.
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Sep 30, 2024 · Explore this curated list of the most violent movies of all time, including Battle Royale, Cannibal Holocaust, and more - ranked by viewers.
- Orrin Grey
- 1 A Serbian Film
- 2 Antichrist
- 3 Audition
- 4 August Underground's Mordum
- 5 Cannibal Holocaust
- 6 Eraserhead
- 7 Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer
- 8 The Human Centipede 2
- 9 in A Glass Cage
- 10 Inside
Directed by Srđan Spasojević
The bluntness of this film's title should clue you in for the bluntness of its content. A Serbian Film puts the entirety of Serbia in its crosshairs; its director Srđan Spasojevićexplicitly comments not just on the broader implications of living in a war-torn, fascist-leaning society and government, but on the specific hypocrisies of this same government funding bourgeois, "safe" films that seek to whitewash their own atrocities. To make this point, Spasojević and co-writer Aleksandar Radivoj...
Deep, intellectual art-house flick, or a sick, depraved entry in the "torture porn" horror genre? Director Lars von Trier's Antichrist makes for strong arguments to be made on either side, making it, arguably, the most divisive film on this list. In a nutshell, the film follows "He" (Willem Dafoe) and "She"(Charlotte Gainsbourg) who retreat to thei...
Takashi Miike is a beyond-prolific director, whose most notorious films, like Ichi the Killer and Visitor Q, regularly soak the viewer in imaginative viscera and psychologically punishing taboos. Why does Audition make the cut over his many other films? In part, because of its borderline-cruel bait-and-switch. Audition starts with a premise and ton...
Fred Vogel's Toetag Pictures is an independent horror film production company and studio known for low-budget, boundary-pushing works of extreme cinema. Their defining statement comes in the form of a brutal, aggressively nihilistic, found-footage trilogy of mayhem known as August Underground. All three films involve a found family of serial killer...
A notorious 1980 horror film that is a foundational text in the found footage genre was straight up banned in several countries, resulted in the director Ruggero Deodato getting arrested and having to prove in court the special effects were faked, helped kickstart a wave of cannibal exploitation cinema, and influenced filmmakers in its wake (perhap...
The debut feature of notorious nightmare-stirrer/meteorologist David Lynch, Eraserhead is likely the closest I've ever felt to living in the casual, gnawing surrealism of a real-life nightmare in cinematic form. Using stark black and white photography and inexplicably terrifying sound design, Lynch tells the story of Henry Spencer (Jack Nance), a f...
If the aforementioned August Underground is the thrash metal of the "found footage serial killer family horror film," Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer is the quiet jazz improvisation. John McNaughton's low-budget 1986 horror film features a career-making lead performance from Michael Rooker in the title role. Rooker's work here is astonishing, ma...
Directed by Tom Six
Tom Six's The Human Centipede, released in 2009, had a raucous premise that instantly became notorious not just among extreme cinephiles, but throughout the general populace. What if you made a "human centipede" by, y'know, attaching people's mouths to other people's butts? I wouldn't blame you if that premise makes you giggle, and the first film's weirdly bright color scheme and the palatable performance from Dieter Laser lean into the accessible, blackly comic nature of it all. But its sequ...
Directed by Agustí Villaronga
Of all the various subgenres of exploitation cinema, Nazisploitation might be the most eager to break and shove taboos in your face. The ripple effect of psychosexual Nazi-evoking horror shows like Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS, and Gestapo's Last Orgy could be seen in prestige pictures like The Night Porter and in modern works like Rob Zombie's Grindhouse trailer Werewolf Women of the SS and the Amazon program Hunters. In a Glass Cage threads the Nazisploitation needle between "empty shock value"...
Directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo
Of the many violating film experiences produced during the 2000s cinematic movement known as New French Extremity (Martyrs, Trouble Every Day, High Tension, and more, French pieces of cinema that brutally render all things transgressive), none stick to my bones as horrifically as Inside (known in France as À l'intérieur). The plot is beyond simple: Sarah (Alysson Paradis), a recent widow, is pregnant and alone. Then a woman named simply "La Femme" (Béatrice Dalle), invades her home, obsessed...
- Gregory Lawrence
- Zack Sharf
- The Northman. Robert Eggers’ 10th century Viking epic “The Northman” depicts graphic violence in a way that’s so visceral and matter-of-fact that the film can feel almost pummeling at times.
- The Painted Bird. Václav Marhoul’s black-and-white war drama “The Painted Bird” caused walkouts at festivals in Venice, Toronto and London due to its violent scenes of immense brutality, including one savage moment where a man’s eyes are gouged out of his head.
- The Nightingale. Jennifer Kent’s “The Nightingale” stars Aisling Franciosi as a young woman who seeks revenge after the brutal murder of her family. Kent depicts graphic acts of violence and sexual assaults in unrelenting long takes that prompted outrage and walkouts when the film premiered at the 2018 Venice Film Festival.
- Antichrist. Lars von Trier’s experimental horror movie “Antichrist” stars Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg as a couple who descend into madness at a cabin in the woods following the tragic death of their son.
- Inside. Perhaps the most quantitatively violent movie to come out of the New French Extremity movement of the 2000s, "Inside" is barely over 80 minutes long, but is an onslaught of brutality for the majority of that time.
- Cannibal Holocaust. One of the few movies to get its filmmaker arrested, "Cannibal Holocaust" was so believable that it led to director Ruggero Deodato being charged not just for obscenity but for murder.
- Saving Private Ryan. Steven Spielberg is one of the most storied and celebrated directors in Hollywood. He's been making movies for over 50 years and has made some of the most memorable and culturally important movies in a variety of genres.
- Angst. Based on the crimes of real-life murderer Werner Kniesek, "Angst" follows an unnamed man (Erwin Leder) who is desperate to find someone he can kill.
Oct 15, 2021 · Along the same spectrum of horror as its own universe, you have the films that strive to be as extreme in content as possible. The most disturbing horror movies of all time traditionally...
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Oct 24, 2024 · Vote up the goriest movies ever. If you're a fan of blood-curdling horror, then searching for the goriest horror movies of all time is a thrilling quest. These films push the boundaries of on-screen violence and gore, leaving a lasting impression with their intense special effects and unforgettable scenes. The sheer shock value and visceral ...
