The best SHOCK Movie.

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I think A Clockwork Orange was quite over the top for a late sixties early seventies.

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Define shock.

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You know.Outraging.Over Violent.

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Define...
Uh, Natural Born Killers?

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Clockwork Orange still has the power to shock these days, great film, although I enjoy Natural Born Killers, I don't find it all that shocking.

I think the most shocking is actually an even older film than Clockwork Orange, namely Psycho

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Psycho is classic.

Mrs Baites..?

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braindead
it doesn't get any more violent that this one. it had me in stitches.
"okay guys, party is over." 

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Yessss?

Oh right, I suppose Scary Movie mainly cos of the guy beating the living shit out of that girl over and over, and the volcano sex scene.
Shocking.
But hilarious too.

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Saw The Shining on Sunday. Now there's a great movie.

Heeeeeeere's JOHNNY!

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Everybody has seen that Movie apart from me.Was it just like the book...?

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They change many, many parts of it.

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Doberman
It 's a French action movie (yeah go ahead, laugh), but it 's brutal. There 's a guy who kicks the shit out of his young wife, on the street. Two policemen just watch, it, entertained, while they eat a hot dog. This is one of the bad guys.

Story here

Actually, it 's one of the best action movies I 've ever seen.

I 'm surprised nobody mentioned Trainspotting. When they wake up, and they see the baby is dead, he just wants to go shoot again.

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Battle Royale

Banned in the US, I believe.

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Psycho.  I love Hitchcock.

Shower anyone?

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Originally posted by Nixorbo:
Battle Royale

Banned in the US, I believe.

I soooo wanna see this.  A mate of mine has the double-dvd of it, so I'm gonna ask him nicely.  He says it's brutal.

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Originally posted by ZombieJesus:
I 'm surprised nobody mentioned Trainspotting. When they wake up, and they see the baby is dead, he just wants to go shoot again.

I got this movie on video and the first time I saw that sceene I was in tears
 

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Originally posted by Nixorbo:
Battle Royale

Banned in the US, I believe.

How could I forget that one! It 's brilliant!

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Ever seen the movie Bully? It's by the same director of Kids, and I think it's a lot more disturbing. It's another 'based on a true story' type movie, but that only makes it worse.

It details how a sort of slow teenager is convinced by his girlfriend to kill his best friend/all-around jackass in order to stop him from tormenting the two of them. She organizes the whole plan around his murder, bringing in her friends and a local hitman in order to do the job. It's just really eerie and disturbing.

It's worth watching maybe once, but I don't think I could stand it a second time. And I am hardly ever disturbed by movies.

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Originally posted by Nixorbo:
Battle Royale

Banned in the US, I believe.

I've heard of this one, and I want to see this one. Man, it sounds strange enough to be good! But why banned here? It's what Survivor will become in the next 10 years anyway.

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Is anyone familiar with the earlier work of John Waters? I saw Desperate Living a few years ago, and I thought it was great. I can't say I was SHOCKED, because I knew what kind of trashy stuff to expect beforehand. But still, it's pretty gross, and I recommend it.

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Crushproof, Irish film, great violence.

About a young guy who is just released from prison, he goes after the guys who ratted him out (his brother first).

Great scene when he's torturing his brother:
Has him hung from a tree while sitting on the back of a horse (making the horse walk away bit by bit), in the middle of a road at night....... and then a truck comes speeding round the corner!!

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Does the truck hit the horse?!

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Battle Royale is not as wonderful a thing as people say... shocking, sure... but people talk about it like it's an amazing thing your life is not complete without having seen. It wouldn't have become so popular if it hadn't been banned, methinks. Still, entertaining movie, worth a watch if you don't mind the violence and subject matter. Just a movie, though.

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least shocking movie ever..... the remake of Psycho. ugh, what a suck fest

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That suck diddly ucked.
Lolita sure caused a massive scandal, though.

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I love Evil Dead (American name of Braindead) You got to love the baby Zombie.

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I liked "Seven". You know that scene where they think they find a corpse and the man moves on last time... it's great to see it at the cinema. But Morgan Freeman is just adorable everytime I watch a movie he takes part in.