Recommend me some gore movies.

Bipolar Joe

Things like Tokyo Gore Police, Machine Girl, so on. Way over the top gore nonsense.

robvondoom

Ichi the Killer and Planet Terror spring to mind immediately for the more modern fix. You should probably check out some Lucio Fulci movies from back in the day, The Beyond and Zombie Flesh Eaters in particular. The '89 remake of The Blob is a great creature feature with some excellent death scenes without being outright brutal. The live action version of Ricky-oh is worth a look also with some downright insane fatalities that would make the Mortal Kombat developers whoop with delight.

The late 70's and early 80's had a massive amount of gore filled movies, some great, some god awful.

chin_grin

The story of Ricky (Riki Oh). Absolutely fantastic.

ToadVine

Best Gore movie ... definitely "an inconvenient truth".









I'll get me coat ...

Otis Driftwood

Fetus
Bone Sickness
Das Komabrutalle Duell
Garden of Love
City of the Living Dead
The New York Ripper
Maniac
Dr Butcher
Premutos
Blood Pigs

an inconvenient truth

chin_grin

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TheIrishGrover

Otis Driftwood wrote: »

Fetus
Bone Sickness
Das Komabrutalle Duell
Garden of Love
City of the Living Dead
The New York Ripper
Maniac
Dr Butcher
Premutos
Blood Pigs

Sounds like a list of Death Metal bands

mike65

First two films by Peter Jackson are a hoot. - Brain Dead and Bad Taste

robvondoom

Aw man, how could I have forgotten Braindead?
"I kick arse for the Lord!"
Just brilliant.

OldeCinemaSoz

grotesque turned out to be way better than i expected.

it even boasts a terrific evil dead kinda finale.

TheIrishGrover

http://www.totalfilm.com/features/30-most-violent-movies/the-wild-bunch-1969

bnt

One that sounds OTT is on Ch4 at 11:40 PM tonight: Slither. I haven't seen it, but the reviews seem to be positive.

Today, I am a happy gorehound. I've just seen "Slither," and it was a truly good time! OK, let's face it... this one isn't going to win any awards for originality. The story here is "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" meets "Night of the Living Dead" with hints of "The Blob," David Cronenburg's "Shivers," and a more-than-passing special effects nod to Brian Yuzna's "Society." But it WORKS here.