Sickest Movie You Ever Saw - Page 2

Terror Firmer, Dead Alive and Bad Taste were pretty sick, but Nekromantik takes the cake. The final scene in Nekromantik actually made me physically ill.

Audition when she serves her puke!

Almost had to shut that shit off for a sec and reflect upon WTF I was wathcing.

Also as a kid wacthing the Puke Drinking scene in Bad Taste got too me also.
Something about people eating Vomit that makes me want to gag!

Word up, that film was in need of censorship. The original title made it even worse...

T.I.T.S.
The Incredible Torture SHow

Though that "world class ballerina doing her world class ballet dancing" at the end was hilariouse!

"I'm not going to hurt you, I'm a doctor...I'm going to cuuuuuure you."

Aftermath Some Corbon Bernson looking guy fucks dead bodies.

I have a question about Bloodsucking Freaks - From what I saw, there was no bloodsucking and no freaks. There was ample cannibalism and some perversion, but no bloodsucking freaks. Also, the cover art is completely unrelated to anything in the movie. Is this true or have I been watching some other movie stuck inside a Bloodsucking Freaks box?

BSF gets my vote in this old-ass thread, btw. FUCK that movie. Shut it off at the skull straw scene and put in Full Metal Jacket to lighten the mood.

I haven't seen Audition yet, So I have to saw that Ichii the Killer is the sickest movie I have seen. The scene with the guy on the hooks is nasty.

I don't see whats so gross about "Dead Alive". I mean everthing in the movie is so over-the-top it's funny in a sick way.

I thrive on it. thrive on it all. not one bit makes me flinch. I can't get enough.

But......

There have been a few news stories recently that just tear me apart. reading or hearing a single phrase which chills me to my very core. As much as i cried hearing about the 6 year old girl who was shot as I watched Bowling for Columbine (long story, but that movie hit REAL close to home) it is pale compared to reading the likes of this...

"Camille Epps, Malik's mother: One moment, I just saw him, he was asking me for gum. The next moment, I saw he had no arm.

Merriman: In 1999, a California jury awarded $5 million to the family of Malik Singletary, a 4-year-old boy whose arm was actually ripped off by a Milnor washing machine. It's one of 16 cases dating back to 1975. Children and adults (have been) seriously injured, one even killed. Because a Milnor machine failed to shut down when the door was opened during operation. Not all Milnor front-loading washing machines are created equal. (Demonstrating the difference in the machines.) "

I can not fathom that happoening to my son or daughter. THAT is true terror.

You kidding? That's the beginning of an entirely new ad campaign.

"Milnor: Because doing laundry can be murder."

"Milnor: We aren't fucking around."

"Milnor: Endorsed by the American Prosthetics Association for the past 15 Years."

What is up? Nobody has mentioned Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer yet? If you have a thread about sick movies, that one is required. It's the only movie that I can firmly say I will never watch again, even though it is an admirable film. Next would be I Spit On Your Grave, but I would only watch it again to hear the Joe Bob Briggs commentary on the special edition.

Hmmm, I don't get queasy very easily by the gross out stuff (ask Johnny about dinner time conversation at our house or maggot therapy).

Most of the stuff that's really made me squirm isn't really horror in the traditional sense:

- Salo (had to watch all by my lonesome, I questioned my sanity and morals)
- Man Bites Dog (horrid evil doings)
- The Isle (oooh razor blades!)
- Mermaid in a Manhole (just blech all around)
- Aftermath (makes ya feel diiirrrty)
- A Living Hell has some tasty squirm scenes

I've seen plenty of twitchy scenes but I'm too tired to think of any to list (yeah I'm lazy...)

FYI, The Criterion DVD release of Spellbound has a feature on Dali, and you can see these clips from Bunuel. Still freaky to this day.

Not a film (as yet) but I recently read Daniel Farrands and Phil Nutman's searing screenplay adaptation of Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door and I was left shattered. Sick in the truest possible sense, devoid of exploitation (making the sickness all the less palatable - by that I mean the lack of obvious f/x opportunities that make it seem like a movie) if it makes in onto screen, it will knock you for six.

And I still think Aftermath is beautiful and certainy about as far away from being about:Aftermath Some Corbon Bernson looking guy fucks dead bodiesas you can get.

Or maybe I misread and he telling us what happened after math one day at school. *shrugs*

ICHI THE KILLER did a good job recently. Didn't make me sick, but some of it was, shall we say, dodgy...

Did anyone ever catch 'Make Them Die Slowly'? It involves a lot of cannibalism and slow deaths. I don't know if counts as a horror film though.

Make Them Die Slowly = Cannibal Ferox Stateside.

Chalk another up for the Animal Protection League. And John Morghen's Penis Protection League

Executions, the banned film depicting the many & varied forms capital punishment has taken in a multitude of situations, contemporary and historical, around the world.

Not a movie, strictly speaking, but a non-fiction film with documentary ambitions. There's quite a bit pretty gruesome footage scattered here and there throughout, but the real shocker is left for the end.

Okay, now the news article on "Brutes and Savages" on the main CC page has me curious. Anybody seen this? How graphic is it? And does the movie live up to the box art's promise of people getting eaten by crocs?

I got this thing with suffocation scenes in movies. I dunno why, but I absolutly CAN NOT ABIDE THEM!

In The Cell, the killer traps these girls in a glass chamber and it slowly, day by day, fills with water so they see their death coming for a long time.

*shutters*

I'm intrigued by it, too.

Cannibal Holocaust is gross to the extreme.

Dead Alive made me want to puke during the dinner table scene.

Have any of you seen the Nine Inch Nails "Happiness in Slavery" video? or have any of you seen the full "Broken" movie? Disturbing.

His name is Bob Flanagan (he's dead now)
you should watch the documentary sick: The life and death of Bob Flanagan supermasochist
<a href="http://us.imdb.com/Title?0120126" target="_blank">http://us.imdb.com/Title?0120126</a> what Bob does in this documentary is absolutely horrible. (NIN's video is nothing compared to it). The guy was insane. (Kirby Dick even filmed Bob's death.) this documentary goes very far...

some reviews are available at
<a href="http://us.imdb.com/CommentsShow?0120126" target="_blank">http://us.imdb.com/CommentsShow?0120126</a>

No way does it compare to some of the others but the old guy getting shot in the face 4 times at the end of Taxt Driver just... eugh.... looks gross the way the facial skin moves.

I had this. It was given to me by a co-worker who had it, wasnt a horror fan, and knowing I was thought I would enjoy it. I did not.
What happens at the end?

And as for PINK FLAMINGOS. Yeah, I grew up in Baltimore for the first years of my life and my godmother did costuming for Mr. Waters. She almost got in trouble just beinmg involved in any way witht hose films. And also, the assorted weirdos he put in his early films were not far at all from the truth. From what my mom tells me, you could find people JUST LIKE THAT down at the docks.

I'm not for censorship, but if I could wish one film to be erased from the earth it's this piece of mean-spirited shit!

I can take the people killings since that is obviously fake, but the rape is treated way too cavilearly and the animal killings just pissed me off and made me want to wretch. I'm an animal lover and such filth does not need to be put in any form of media, let alone treated with no respect whatsoever.
Anything or anyone who takes part in such evil needs to die.

Worst fucking shit-EVER!

Richard Kern's "transgressive" films are pretty messed up.

But don't take that as a recommendation.

Long time lurker, first time poster.

For making me want to barf, either the story scene in Stand by Me, or the Blair Witch snot spoof in Scary Movie. (Though Scary Movie 2 also contains something barf worthy. THE WHOLE PRODUCTION.)

As far as disgusting me on a deep level, Urotsudoji: Legend of the Overfiend fills me with bile and disgust.

I KNEW something was up when a young just in the Navy Bloodcat took the VHS tape up to the Suncoast counter because I heard in a videogame magazine that it was supposed to be really gross, and the clerk looked at me kind of funny and told me once I opened it, I could not return it, something they had not done when I bought my first anime tapes there, mostly Robotech and the other few releases there were in 1993. (I figured gross meant all bloody and "cool" like the Image comic books of the time, or like Alien or the Return of the Living Dead flicks. I had my gore phase.)

However, going to the barracks and watching the film let me find out what it really was. The most offensive, demeaning, and just plain HATEFUL movie I had ever seen.

In a nutshell the movie wants to tell us this: We hate everyone. We hate women even more you filthy (Insert your own vulgarity here.).

Little did I know that this was actually on the LOW end of some of the anime/manga/live action scale of "entertainment" in Japan.

Thankfully, I have been able to avoid most of the sicko stuff, but a few jpgs and the like have sadly caught my eye, making me want to stab it out...

I'm a fan of Sonic Youth, and had bought the Goo video collection on VHS - and first saw some Kern stuff there. So I went ahead and bought a couple VHS's of his short films. Damn, that stuff was pretty harsh.

Richard Kern? Al on Home Improvement?

Roger Ebert on A chien andalou:

"The image of the moon was followed by the image of a man with a razor (Bunuel) slicing a woman's eye (actually a calf's eye--although legend has transformed it into a pig)."

He actually has a really great essay about the short movie right <a href="http://www.suntimes.com/ebert/greatmovies/unchien.html" target="_blank">here.</a>

It is indeed a rather bizarre flick, but I recommend people to try downloading it off Kazaa. That's how I first came to see it, and the quality of the movie is actually rather decent.

I know this movie is terrible, but The Dentist, with Corbin Bernson, when he tears into those peoples gums....I haven't been to the dentit since, really.

*Braedan51*

I know this movie is terrible, but The Dentist, with Corbin Bernson, when he tears into those peoples gums....I haven't been to the dentit since, really.

*Braedan51*

Pink Flamingos, without a doubt. Truly disturbed me.