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- The Ruins. The Ruins is a truly chilling horror film, focusing as it does on a group of tourists who visit a Mayan ruin only to find themselves at the mercy of a vine that devours human flesh.
- Bone Tomahawk. The Western is a genre that has waxed and waned in American cinema over the decades, and in 2015’s Bone Tomahawk, it meets with horror for a fascinating, horrifying, and ultimately satisfying combination.
- Saw VI. Each entry in the Saw franchise has sought to push the envelope further in terms of what can be shown of the tormented human body.
- American Mary. American Mary takes the issue of body modification to truly horrifying extremes. Mary, an American medical student, starts performing surgeries on those who want to modify their body in particularly egregious ways.
Oct 4, 2024 · The second in a series of Japanese horror movies, Guinea Pig includes scenes so graphic -- including dismemberment -- that the FBI launched an investigation in 1991 to determine whether anyone was ...
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Jan 3, 2024 · 13. The Wizard of Gore (1970) Wizard of Gore was remade in 2007 with Crispin Glover as Montag the Magnificent. No list of gory movies could be complete without an entry from Herschell Gordon Lewis, the Godfather of Gore. Lewis is cited as creating the splatter subgenre with 1963’s Blood Feast, but The Wizard of Gore from 1970 is easily one of ...
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Mar 12, 2024 · Expert-level splatter films are only for the most hardcore fans, and they include Martyrs, Ichi the Killer, and Salò, or 120 Days of Sodom. Well, well, well, you've started your journey on the ...
Sep 9, 2021 · Splatter: Naked Blood. Photo Credit: Museum. To put it simply: This movie is so disturbing that it was almost impossible to find an image that was tame enough to share with this article. This is a Japanese film from 1996, and really goes a long way to support the belief that Japanese horror is in a league of its own.
An Exploration of Horror’s Bloodiest Corner. Splatter films are a subgenre of horror movies distinguished by their focus on graphic portrayals of gore and violence. These films aim to shock viewers with visceral scenes involving bloodshed, dismemberment, and elaborate death sequences. Often pushing the boundaries of censorship, splatter ...
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Grotesque (2009) Pathology (2008) Long Pigs (2007) American Guinea Pig (2014) Headless (2015) I'm not saying these are all "good" films, just realistically gross. The gore in Day of the Dead is the best. More people being ripped apart than dismembered though. I Saw The Devil.
