The Most Controversial/Violent/Goriest Films You've Seen

Just as it says in the title - what are the most controversial/violent/goriest movies you have ever seen?

I could list a good few goriest, but I think the most controversial film I have ever seen has got to be Cannibal Holocaust. By today's standard it's maybe not that gory, but the subject matter and the whole combination of the various scenes of rape, violence, gore and brutal animal killings definitely make it a notorious movie.

The director, Ruggero Deodato, was actually being charged with murder in Italy (although charges were dropped in court) after premier of the film in Milan because authorities truely believed that he had filmed people being killed! One scene that led the authorities to believe that was this one -



He had to actually track down the four lead actors so they could come to court to prove they weren't dead, and the same with the "cannibal" girl in the above picture. She had to demonstrate how she managed to do what she did.

What are other people's picks?

 

I remember a controversial movie when i was younger which was called Kids about a young guy who was HIV positive with a goal to * as many virgins as he can...At the time i thought it was quite disturbing but it was a good movie...

 

serbski film. Sick but i dont recommend that * to anyone

 

Yeh I remember this one myself. Brutal violence, *, rape, and excessive drug consumption which all involve minors.

Was actually surprised that the BBFC let it pass with so few cuts to be honest.

 

Irreversible with monica belluci has to be the most disturbing film I have seen.....theres a bruatal 15 minute rape scene and an extremely disturbing murder at the end of movie involving a fire extinguisher.....very controversial movie.....many people walked out of sitting (especially when belluci is getting raped)

 

Aye that kids film is he no * 12 year olds and that? Been years since I have seen it.

A Serbian film is pretty * up too.

 

Faces of Death, they were popular in the early 80's........but fair the biggest waste of time ever. If you haven't seen any of them count yourself as lucky.

 

The Girl Next Door is pretty * up. I downloaded it expecting so see Elisha Cuthbert but ended up with a film about a young girl getting tortured.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830558/?ref_=sr_2

 

Story of Ricky. :smiley-laughing002:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUnIrn3PRVI"]Story of Ricky the best of (SPOILER) - YouTube[/ame]

 

ABCs of Death, I Spit on your Grave and The Accused has always stuck in my mind.

 

Yea I like that movie. The main character's mate, Casper, was in Next Friday as well but has since committed suicide.

A Serbian Film is * up, pretty brutal rape scenes in I Spit On Your Grave, the original.....there was a proper * up one I've seen with a girl who gets horribly tortured by this woman, can't remember what it's called.

Don't really mind gore or violence so any films with rape would be the most controversial for me.

 

Kids was a pretty controversial film when it came out, underage * was the main focal point which is always going to ruffle feathers. It's a decent film though I think.

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer is the most disturbing film i've seen i'd say, creepy as * and pretty graphic. Someone's actually uploaded the full thing on youtube by the looks of it. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOBVhlvMfpM"]Henry - Portrait Of A Serial Killer [full movie] - YouTube[/ame]

 

Man Bites Dog.

Some say the scenes are too real. The rape scene was borderline questionable and the opening scene.

 

Never seen it but i heard that Serbian film is completely * up

 

Gerard Butler's.. Law Abiding Citizen:icon_mrgreen:

 

Very overrated rape scene tbf

 

^ me to....thought it was brutal



still managed to wring one off tho

 

Thats the one i was going to say, the auntie was a * nut case.