Favorite Gore Movie!

Your Favorite Gore Movie!

 

Evil Dead II

 

Dead Alive (aka. Braindead)

Fulci's Zombie (aka. Zombi 2)

 

saw this years ago...that lawnmower scene was brutal back then, well I guess it still is!...far cry from jackson's later work!

 

Gore's not really my thing, but I do like Hostel (not as gory as it's made out to be).

 

How Burgers Are Made: A Documentary

What? You can see a lot of gore, just not human gore.

 

The Devil's Rejects

 

Romero's Dawn of the Dead, which fused social commentary on 70s excess/greed/consumerism with buckets of comic book/technicolor red blood. Right down to when the survivors looted the bank and wondered if there was any point to doing so, or when the motorcycle gang break into the mall to help themselves to the bling, fully knowing that the zombies will be coming in after them. Somehow it all works.

The remake seemed promising at first, but it just didn't make the viewer think like the original did.

 

2 000 Maniacs

 

Herschell Gordon Lewis made an art form out of this.

Cannibal Holocaust
Zombie
Dawn of the Dead
Day of the Dead

 

yes, and the bonus DVD is great...lots of goodies. What I found most interesting was the lead male Bill Moseley was disturbed by the Gore! LOL!

 

and 2,001 Maniacs...not bad.

 

ah, but so tasty...I do not buy packaged Burger Meat. I have them GRIND a slab of top shelf Beef fresh...ummm.

 

The one with Robert Englund? No, that was bad!

 

yes, I know, but so bad it was good...ya know what I mean.

 

The only movie I remember with Gore Vial is "Gattica".

 

Not big on movies with a lot of violence and blood-spilling, but I was impressed with the
first Hellraiser movie.

 

yes, but it sure got out of hand with the endless sequels!

 

A genre that I love! The more over-the-top the better...
I liked the Final Destination franchise, most of the Saw flicks, the first 2 or 3 Wrong Turn movies, Hostel, The Hills Have Eyes...
I like some of the old Italian "giallo" stuff....and many more...

 

Yep - I think most of the people who rail against it have probably never seen it. The sequel was good too, but the third, which Eli Roth wasn't involved with, was pretty dire.

 

you know I understand where you are coming from, but I cannot tolerate self mutilation Gore like in SAW...makes me queasy! the older films were easier to tolerate before they went over the top...but, the gorier the better, right!,. after all, it's only a movie!

 

did not see the 3rd one, but at least 2 was a little better...The first made me sick!

 

Twitch of the Death Nerve - some critics claim this Mario Bava film started the slasher trend

 

he was a pioneer!