So I just got finished watching Piranha 3D and jeezus *dolphin noise* christ, is this movie gorey, holy doodoo. This is the only movie that I've very seriously considered stopping because of how gruesome it is. I did manage to watch to the end though and as hard as it is to watch, I have to say, it's a damn good B-movie, and the only movie I've seen that makes gore scary on it's own, plus, Eli Roth gets his head ripped off, so that's nice.

So my question for all of you, gorehounds or otherwise, is, what's the goriest, most disgusting movie/anime you've ever seen, and have you ever stopped watching something because you couldn't handle the gore?

Amazingly, I've never had a problem with gore when I started watching gory movies.

I think the goriest I've seen was something Tarentino made.

I don't really watch gory movies, but otherwise, maybe The Shining. Not really sure though.

Anime wise, though, definitely Elfen Lied, hands down.

I watched Brain Dead when I was like 13? That was *dolphin noise* gory as hell. I only say: lawnmower vs. Zombies. -> bloody hell (literally)

I think due to my age and the fact that I watched it with friends like peer pressure style I was initially not so pleased but now I kinda look back on it an enjoy the heck out of it.

Not really too gory by gory standards, but the first Predator film probably takes the cake for me. Saving Private Ryan and the Alien series (especially that chestburster scene in the first movie) were also pretty bloody, as well.

If we can count movies that I haven't fully watched in their entirety, John Carpenter's It, Kill Bill Vol. 1, and Dawn of the Dead would probably be somewhere on the list, as well.

You mean John Carpenter's The Thing, right? It is the TV movie based of the book by Stephen King with Tim Curry as THE Monster Clown. The Thing is the one with the LEGENDARY makeup and practical effects that are very, VERY, gory.

Besides The Thing, David Cronenberg's 1986 remake of The Fly immediately comes to mind. Much like The Thing, it's renowned for it's makeup effects. Watching Jeff Goldblum slowly morph into what has become known as the Brundle-Fly is one of the sickest, most disturbing things committed to film. The fact that the story and acting are good as well makes the film gel together really well.

Not squicked out yet? Did I neglect to mention the scene where a woman gives birth to a BABY SIZED MAGGOT?! Yeah....that happens.

For a purely violent gore, there's always Scanners. WARNING: LINK IS NSFW FOR EXTREME GORE.

But the goriest move of them all, without a shadow of a doubt, has to be.....An Inconvenient Truth

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Just was skimming through the thread and I want to say thank you MC for the warning before the video post.

As for goriest movie... man, I don't know. I don't watch that many movies that turn out that way. Maybe I just erased it from my mind.

I remember there was this one scene from one of the resident evil movies where the guy ran into the elevator and there were zombies in there and they ripped him apart. :/ That wasn't pleasant.

Hell, even though it's obviously cheezy fake, the Shaun of the Dead killings kinda made me twitch a little too o-o

Either Brain Dead/ Dead Alive or Riki-Oh. There comes a point where there's so much violence that it becomes comical, which is pretty much what these movies do. Well, at least that's until you see a man get his fist punched and explode into gore or whatever the hell is going on in those last few minutes of Dead Alive. I'd like to see Tokyo Gore Police before declaring myself a gorehound or anything, though.

Probably either one of the Tarantino films or some Japanese b-film. Can't really remember since all the gory stuff pretty much looks all the same for me.

Though Kite on anime front beats anything I've seen on film.

Anime- Tokko
Japanese film- Machine Girl or tokyo Gore Police
Spanish Film- Cronos or El Espinazo Del Diablo
Canadian- Anything Cronenberg. Long live the new flesh