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Goriest Movie of All Time

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I would have to say Hostel. I can't recall a more demented or graphic movie. House of 1000 Corpses tried, but man Hostel was kinda realistic in a way.

Hostel couldn't pull it off whatsoever, I rolled my eyes the whole time. If that's the best gore movie, then we really suck.

The Evil Dead is gorier than all of the other movies I've ever seen put together. I've never seen Evil Dead II, but it's probably about on the same level. At a certain point, the gore has piled up to such unprecedented levels that it stops being disgusting and you can't help but laugh.

I would say Hostel, or any of the Saw movies, but Evil Dead II is damn close.

 

The only thing is, I only like the Evil Dead on that list. That whole trying to make you squemish thing just doesn't do it for me.

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Ichi the Killer.

 

lol @ Hostel and Saw.

 

Remember kind sir, we are not talking about 'scary'. We are talking about gory. And Hostel was absolutely horrific.

Didnt one of the Scream movies set a record for most fake blood and guts used in a movie?

 

 

I thought that was Carrie or Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

 

That being said, Dead Alive, Peter Jackson's first, just has some ultra sick moments. There's a scene where the hero is swining a lawnmower at zombies.

Ichi the Killer.

 

lol @ Hostel and Saw.

 

Remember kind sir, we are not talking about 'scary'. We are talking about gory. And Hostel was absolutely horrific.

I definitely get what the point of the thread is. I didn't think either was that gory at all.

Fox beat me to it. Saw and ESPECIALLY Hostel were kid movies compared to Ichi The Killer. That movie was f***ing sick.

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Ya I was tempted while working at Blockbuster, but never got around to it.

 

 

 

Ichi the Killer.

 

lol @ Hostel and Saw.

 

Remember kind sir, we are not talking about 'scary'. We are talking about gory. And Hostel was absolutely horrific.

I definitely get what the point of the thread is. I didn't think either was that gory at all.

You must have seen some demented ass movies, bro. Hook me up with some titles.

Any of the Hellraiser's, Brain Dead, Cannibal Holocaust, Re-Animator, Demons.

 

All make Hostel or Saw look like romantic comedies.

While it's been so long since I've seen it so I don't remember alot, but isn't Dead Alive supposed to be the goriest movie ever made.

I don't recall the first Hellraiser being that gory. It's the only one I've seen.

 

Sure, there was some weird/creepy looking stuff, but aside from that dude's face, I can't remember any other gore.

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