What is the nastiest film?

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by realdealblues

If Hostel is nasty to you try "Boy Meets Girl (1994)". It's hard to find but I personally found it worse than Hostel.

Actually caught that in the cinema - decent low budget exploitation.

[Jake.Ashworth]

Originally Posted by realdealblues

Salo: The 120 Days Of Sodom (1975)
(I was the only person in town who owned a copy many, many years ago and half a dozen film students in town found out and asked me to do a screening for them. The last half hour or so had most of them turning their heads or gagging, 1 girl left halfway through.

That's a good one, I haven't seen it in ages though.

[Becci]

Originally Posted by Anchen

I Spit on Your Grave. Just... ugh. The Rape Avenger plot does NOT need that much justification.

Did anyone see "A Serbian Film"? I'd gotten free tickets to a screening and invited a bunch of friends, but then chickened out and left them to fend for themselves. A suspect it's nasty-factor is through the roof.

If I got to play a part in a rape revenge film I would like a lot of justification.

[SerialKiller]

Originally Posted by Becci

If I got to play a part in a rape revenge film I would like a lot of justification.

Same.

[Oro13]

A Serbian Film, Irreversable, and Salo all definitely feature some gut churning stuff. But at least they are watchable.

Pop in one of Andreas Schnaas's " movies " and prepare to be repelled by more than gore effects. That crap makes Chester Novell Turner look like Spielberg.

[MichaelMyers]

That film I made with Angra's girlfriend was pretty nasty.

[Doctor Kaiju]

As a bit of a gorehound, I was surprised by the effect Begotten (1990) had on me.

For some reason I find that film particularly nasty. Two tentacles up!

[Angra]

Originally Posted by MichaelMyers

That film I made with Angra's girlfriend was pretty nasty.

Girlfriend???

I haven't seen her in years. Say hi from me will ya. ::

[Kat]

I Spit On Your Grave
Cannibal Holocaust.

[favabeans]

A Serbian Film. Its a good one to watch because it's actually a good film with a decent message about life in Serbia.




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The bit with the main guy and his kid at the end, that's the stuff of nightmares.
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