What is the most violent movie you’ve watched?

[Scurrybt]

For me, it was probably one of the Saw sequels.

[DarkCrystalMethod]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnVVyfyFChE

[Xero_Daxter]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ajo5s0FlBE

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

The Hills Have Eyes Remake was the first thing that came to mind. I've probably seen worse, but I couldn't be stuffed trying to remember them.

[Grendalcat]

Saving Private Ryan was pretty violent.

Also the WW2 miniseries The Pacific had some highly violent battle scenes.

[Alby]

Dunno if the link will get flagged for mature content but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSONGEe2Fb0

[Lune]

That one obscure Japanese torture movie

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

Originally posted by Alby:

Dunno if the link will get flagged for mature content but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSONGEe2Fb0

That scene where the chipmunks "question" the luggage thief was too much for me. The gore was too realistic.

[MinionJoe]

Originally posted by 8bitter:

That one obscure Japanese torture movie

Even the non-obscure ones, like Battle Royale, are quite a bit more violent than most Western movies.

[Vince ✟]

The Pacific

more of a series though.

[Rio]

Hard to say given I watched countless horror when I was a kid. I had access to jaws 3 since Idk 4-6? idk. I seen most of the freddy movies, had nightmare on elm street for the nes, my much older bro loved horror and took me to any horror movies he wanted to see. Like the american werewolf movies, the relic, the howling, species, alien, hell razor, whatever didn't matter if it was pg, pg13, r, or ma16.

I can't remember the name of it but I got a video as a kid about cannibalism and there was a lot of death in it. That might be one of the most violent ones. Or darkest. Shame i can't remember the name.

But just pure violence... idk, I always found that boring. It was more facinating where the gore was artistic or extra ordinary. Like that one movie with a scene where a horse is chopped up with glass, but each piece of it is still alive.

I still remember scenes like the laser barrier death in the first resident evil movie. But just mindless violence? Rick and morty pickle rick was one of my least fav episodes of a show ever because it was just pointless violence.

After all I was a freddy fan, not a jason fan. How he would twist dreams into his victims undoing was ironic.

[Scurrybt]

Originally posted by ⛧:

Hard to say given I watched countless horror when I was a kid. I had access to jaws 3 since Idk 4-6? idk. I seen most of the freddy movies, had nightmare on elm street for the nes, my much older bro loved horror and took me to any horror movies he wanted to see. Like the american werewolf movies, the relic, the howling, species, alien, hell razor, whatever

I can't remember the name of it but I got a video as a kid about cannibalism and there was a lot of death in it.

But just pure violence... idk, I always found that boring. It was more facinating where the gore was artistic or extra ordinary. Like that one movie with a scene where a horse is chopped up with glass, but each piece of it is still alive.

I still remember scenes like the laser barrier death in the first resident evil movie. But just mindless violence? Rick and morty pickle rick was one of my least fav episodes of a show ever because it was just pointless violence.

After all I was a freddy fan, not a jason fan. How he would twist dreams into his victims undoing was ironic.

The laser barrier scene was iconic. I think it was based upon that one quick time event in the original Resident Evil 4 where Leon had to avoid a laser security system before getting his hands on the cure to his parasite.

[S0FTERSIN]

Originally posted by Scurrybt:

What is the most violent movie you’ve watched?

I Spit on your Grave (2010).
It was so brutal & violent that it felt nearly impossible not to avert my gaze at times.

[Nekoborg]

Originally posted by Scurrybt:

What is the most violent movie you’ve watched?

For me, it was probably one of the Saw sequels.

1. A Clockwork Orange
2. Once Upon A Time In America
3. The River's Edge
4. Psycho (the original 1960)

These movies might not be the most violent in blood and guts spatter.

The few scenes of violence that is either shown, depicted or hinted at in those 4 movies was very realistic and more likely to happen in real life than the type of violence shown in most horror movies.

For me when dozens of people get chain sawed by a killer that can easily survive being machine gunned down and set on fire then the gory scenes with close ups showing extreme blood spatter seem almost funny. Such movies are made to entertain 12 to 14 year old bratty boys even if rated for adults.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl8Zxz8dcnA
Once Upon A Time In America(1984) - Bugsy And His Thugs Beat Max And Noodles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9dmSrmvx1c
Once Upon A Time In America - Noodles, I slipped ( Sergio Leone ) double murder scene

[Enterprofilenamehere]

My Bloody Valentine.

Some cheesy slasher movie my cousins played while I stayed over. I didn't find it scary at all.

[Scurrybt]

Originally posted by S0FTERSIN:

Originally posted by Scurrybt:

What is the most violent movie you’ve watched?

I Spit on your Grave (2010).
It was so brutal & violent that it felt nearly impossible not to avert my gaze at times.

Good one