Gore and More discussion

The goriest films I've seen are:

1.Evil Dead
2.Saw II
3.Friday The 13TH, Parts 1 and The Final Chapter
4.The Prowler
5.Maniac
6.The Burning
7.My Bloody Valentine (original and remake)
8.Dawn Of The Dead
9.30 Days Of Night
10.Cabin Fever

goriest and/or scariest or just goriest? Ever hear of Strangeland by Twisted Sister Dee Snyder? Blood doesn't bother me in films but sewing lips and eyelids really bothered me.

I haven't seen Strangeland, Eric. Sounds gruesome.

Hostel bothered me. I don't like torture movies though don't mind them so much in print.

Same here. Torture movies are not for me. Ever see Alice Cooper in Prince Of Darkness? Man, he was scary.

The goriest movie i ever tried watching, but had to turn off because i couldn't handle it was Aftermath.
Saw 3 and final destination 5 bothered me too. I don't like gore in movies. It doesn't entertain me. Also my favourite scary books are the ones that freak me out without having to gross me out.

I'm the same. I like horror movies that use atmosphere to scare me, not gore. Like Halloween...not a drop of gore in that film.

I liked the amityville horror remake a lot. That could be my favourite.

The remake was okay. I liked the original better.

Hell Night is also a great one, starring Linda Blair.

Clownhouse is scary without any gore.

A photo from the original Friday The 13th:

http://d.gr-assets.com/photos/1367503...

Hostel bothered me and my wife. We ended up turning it off.

I'm usually not a big baby, but that movie just did not sit right with me.

I'm thinking of a movie where a guy mows down a bunch of people with a lawn mower. Oh, it's DEAD ALIVE...the goriest movie I've ever seen.

I haven't actually read the book. I should add it to my list!

my favorite part of Amityvilke was when Brolin woke from a nightmare and screamed, "I'm coming apart!" That freaked me our. Also enjoyed George C Scott's The Changeling when that ball kep rolling down the stairs!

Eric wrote: "my favorite part of Amityvilke was when Brolin woke from a nightmare and screamed, "I'm coming apart!" That freaked me our. Also enjoyed George C Scott's The Changeling when that ball kep rolling d..."

Yeah, both of those were intense scenes, Eric.

I have only read Amityville, I have never seen the movie. I'll have to check this one out.

The Howling is pretty scary.

What was sick was when she master**ted with a crucifix.

Steve wrote: "Kyle wrote: "What was sick was when she master**ted with a crucifix."

BRUTAL!"

VERY!

Excellent list! These are (in my opinion) the Top 100+ Goriest Movies ever made:
http://www.goryvideogames.com/top-100...

The Top 100+ Most Violent movies ever made:
http://www.goryvideogames.com/top-100...

And the Top Ten Goriest and Most Violent Video Games ever made:
http://www.goryvideogames.com/top-10-...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0ix5n...

Let me know if I forgot anything!
:)

The goriest horror films I have ever seen and the scariest horror films I have ever seen are two entirely different lists, with no crossover.

I think Possession (1981) if only just for that jaw dropping sex scene.

The goriest movie I have ever seen is The Human Centipede, but like Holly said, the scariest movies do NOT cross over the goriest.

I would agree. In most case, gory doesn't equal scary. Some exceptions, off the top of my head, would be -

The Thing
Re-Animator
The Fly (1986)
Fright Night

MJ wrote: "Has anyone seen the Faces of Death series? As much as I love horror and gore, something about seeing a real death actually happening is disturbing to me. Autopsy pictures not so much."

I remember seeing that as a kid. The scene that sticks with me is a group eating a monkey brain after brutally killing it. Seemed like a borderline snuff film.

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The Hills Have Eyes
Saw (all of them)
Wrong Turn (the first one)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (the original)
The Midnight Meat Train

The Green Inferno. I watched it Halloween night...it's seriously gory and disturbing. One of the goriest movies I've seen in a long time.

Just saw Tarantino's The Hateful Eight last night. Nicotero and the boys really outdid themselves in this one!

M wrote: "The Hills Have Eyes
Saw (all of them)
Wrong Turn (the first one)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (the original)
The Midnight Meat Train"

Saw is great one. I always find lovely to watch this piece

I'm telling you, The Green Inferno is so disturbing. The gore is at a 12 out of 10 and you really don't know what will happen and when it does it's just chilling.

I'm really surprised a serbian film wasn't listed here

Hello everyone, the goriest movies I've seen were probably the Saw movies. Love those movies!!!

This is great, as someone who doesn't enjoy gore, this is a list of Do Not Watches for me. :) I went through my gore phase when I was younger, but now I just don't like it.

Cannibal Holocaust. I haven't seen Green Inferno yet but my buddy told me it's pretty over the top.

Goriest and most disturbing movie has to be A Serbian Film, not for the faint hearted. I recently loved Green Room, has anybody seen it?

Probably not the goriest, but without any shadow of a doubt the most disturbing movie I ever watched was the original French-Canadian version of Martyrs. Truly disturbing. Honestly, I felt numb after watching it.
It's a powerfully executed movie, but with dreadful content and in the way it makes you feel.

David wrote: "Probably not the goriest, but without any shadow of a doubt the most disturbing movie I ever watched was the original French-Canadian version of Martyrs. Truly disturbing. Honestly, I felt numb aft..."

I love that movie! I watched the American re-make too. I thought I wouldn't like it, because, you know, remakes, but it was good too!


I see people have mentioned A Serbian Film. I have thought of watching it but, naw, there are some things that shouldn't be put on film (to me). (Salò) 120 Days of Sodom is another one I will never watch. Nor will I watch Cannibal Holocaust because of the animals.

Plenty of gore in Hostel, You're Next, and in most modern day zombie films. The goriest film I've ever watched so far is Evil Dead, the 2013 remake.

Cannibal Holocaust and Cannibal Ferox are two movies I've seen and probably will only watch once because of the animal stuff. I went into it not knowing what to expect. That being said, the rest of it is pretty gory too and would make any list, but that exploitative animal stuff is hard to get past for any enjoyment purposes.