I'm talking like a movie you wouldn't watch with your family in the living room. I really like Ichi the Killer, it's a Japanese gangster movie. Two tortured souls eventually cross paths. It's considered the godfather of Japanese gangster movies. One guy is a sado-masochist, he gets the kicks out of being tortured and torturing others.

I like to go back and viddy A Clockwork Orange every once and awhile with my droogs.

A Nightmare on Elm Street: This movie was scary as hell when I was a kid and because of it horrior films don't really bother me anymore. I also love the new version of the film too.

I don't like torture porm or gratuitous gore, but I'm quite a fan of the films of Robert Rodriguez and Neil Marshall, which can be quite gory in places.

The last "oooh, that was unnecessary" film I saw that was any good was Midnight Meat Train.

Hobo with a Shotgun
A Serbian Film
August Underground: Mordum
Salo
Braindead (Dead Alive in the States)
Oldboy
I Saw the Devil
Kill Bill: Volume One
Martyrs

There are plenty more - that's just off the top of my head.

Dead Snow or Kill Bill or something, probably.

I saw Last House on the Left (the original) the other day for the first time. It was pretty good, and fairly unpleasant, but quite tame by today's standards.

I'm not really big on ultra-violent movies though, so I guess Oldboy probably counts as the most disturbing thing I've seen...

Ninja Assassin was pretty good for "splat splat".

Sin City is another that's artistic.

The Expendables is one that makes you go "oooooohh noooo!!" the whole time.

Kill Bill counts? Add that one to my list as well, plus Sin City.

I was watching that movie at a friends house a year or two ago, and the [censored] scene wasn't hard to watch for me. But my friends girlfriend couldn't watch it.

Also, Naked Lunch is a movie whose focus is depravity, as is the books. I liked the movie well enough.

Hostel 2 was pretty violent and depraved, if you just like senseless blood, gore, and needless pormographical sadism.

Which, of course, everyone likes once in a while!
(HA)

I don't generally watch/enjoy R-violence flicks. For instance, I skipped Watchmen (big fan of the comic, would have liked to see how the adaptation was) because I heard it was gratuitously splattery.

(Braveheart & Last of the Mohicans are about as far as I'm ok with.)

Where's the moderator that locks the thread because the movies referenced aren't appropriate for the forums?

What a tattle-tale.

I wish I'd skipped Watchmen, it was gratuitously [censored]...

The violence was ridiculous and cartoony though. Lots of blood but not particularly horrifying or realistic-seeming.


But then, people are including things like Sin City in this thread, so perhaps I was wrong when I said I wasn't big on ultra violent movies, because that seems (almost) like a kids film to me compared to some. But then, maybe we have different standards. Blood doesn't really shock me as much as real unpleasantness like you get in some older horror films...

For a movie that was surprisingly more violent than I expected? Kick-Ass

That movie surprised the heck out of me. I was expecting a comedy. Wrong.

Rediculous animation violence?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AYaFL6SWmk


Watchman wasn't that violent. Well except that ear part, only part that gets me.

Also Inglorious Bastards has a few moements. But some people have posted Hostel, Sin City, and such and owwww..........

From Dusk Til Dawn

I like it when they all end up at that huge shopping mall. Then on the rooftops they play that game with the guy on the roof across the street. Where they shoot zombies that look like certain celebrities.

Edit: sorry that's Dawn of the Dead. But in From Dusk 'till Dawn I like that part where Salma Hayek turns into a grotesque vampire.

You're thinking of something else. There's no zombies in From Dusk Til Dawn.

Possibly that [censored] modern remake of Dawn of the Dead...

These types of movies (read: EvilFish's list) bother the [censored] out of me. Not particularly because of what some of them depict, though I have lost some sleep, but because 1. Somebody had to think it up 2. Somebody funded it 3. Actors acted it all out. 4. Copycat killers exist, and these movies can fuel that behavior.

#4 bothers me the most. Given, the more hardcoe 'torture porm' films are mostly shock films, but they have a pretty huge following who really enjoy the stuff. Stuff like A Serbian Film and August Underground, + other simulated snuff films can really, in the right light, glorify what they're showing. At least, to some people. Not to mention the critics who praise those movies as "art." All it takes is one bad day.

And I'm [censored] empathetic enough as it is. It really disturbs me that somebody may go through what's in those films because some sick [censored] gets off from it.

I don't like torture porm but I enjoy some stylish gore in my movies. The ones I enjoy are mostly comedies, intentional/unintentional.

This one is worth it though. Incredible pace and ultra violence.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338095/

Guys, I'm not talking about pormography, or any torture porm. Come on. I mean non pormographic movies.

Ninja Assassin
Machete

torture porm isn't really pormographic. The ridiculously messed up movies can be, but, Saw, for example, is torture porm.