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Postby Fabrestuta » Tue Aug 10, 2010 2:32 am

I am not a wimp when it comes to films either man, but I agree Irreversible was f***ked up. The rape scene was way too graphic and unnecessary if you ask me. I am sure some people might get their jollies from shit like that, and I think the director was a twisted c*** also, but it most certainly was not my cup of tea.
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Re: I spit on your grave

Postby DesertDwellingGooner » Tue Aug 10, 2010 10:52 pm

I can't believe they are putting out a remake for this. What is next a remake for Cannibal Holocaust :think: Lazy Hollywood.

I can't see the remake coming even close to messing with your mind as much as the original in this case.
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Re: I spit on your grave

Postby Fabrestuta » Wed Aug 11, 2010 12:11 am

DesertDwellingGooner wrote:I can't believe they are putting out a remake for this. What is next a remake for Cannibal Holocaust :think: Lazy Hollywood.


Oh man don't mention Cannibal Holocaust. If you dredge through this thread I actually watched that one night and posted about it. It was easily the most disturbing, vile, disgusting excuse for a film I have ever seen.
The scene with the turtle literally made me feel like I was going to vomit, and thats not really the worst this sick pice of shit throws at you.

The director was actually arrested because people thought it was a snuff film, and I can't really say I am surprised. I am all for artistic licence and freedom, but Cannibal Holocaust was disgusting.

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Re: I spit on your grave

Postby ozgooner » Wed Aug 11, 2010 12:20 am

i remember watchin this at a mates place a long , long time ago when i was only 11 or 12 and me mates busted us and the movie was taken off us , still to this day i haven't seen the last half of this
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Re: I spit on your grave

Postby J-Mack » Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:05 am

Watched it last night and it was laaaaame. Must of been an edited version coz nothing was graphic enough for a banning.
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Re: I spit on your grave

Postby DesertDwellingGooner » Fri Aug 13, 2010 8:12 am

Fabrestuta wrote:
DesertDwellingGooner wrote:I can't believe they are putting out a remake for this. What is next a remake for Cannibal Holocaust :think: Lazy Hollywood.


Oh man don't mention Cannibal Holocaust. If you dredge through this thread I actually watched that one night and posted about it. It was easily the most disturbing, vile, disgusting excuse for a film I have ever seen.
The scene with the turtle literally made me feel like I was going to vomit, and thats not really the worst this sick pice of shit throws at you.

The director was actually arrested because people thought it was a snuff film, and I can't really say I am surprised. I am all for artistic licence and freedom, but Cannibal Holocaust was disgusting.

Rant over.



It was amusing to think the critics of The Blair Witch actually thought they were doing a similar type theme albeit with a witch and US town vs where cannibals still existed with the finding the film type of idea.

I love animals but that movie did what it was meant to be and that was to shock and make people wonder if or if not anything was real.
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Re: I spit on your grave

Postby DesertDwellingGooner » Fri Aug 13, 2010 8:14 am

I remember my Mom telling me she could think back to when she was due with me that she should have known my future love for horror flicks when I moved around alot inside when she went to see Night of the Living Dead.

If you stop and really watch it, it really is a graphic film for the time in which it came out. It didn't even need to be in color, you could imagine the meat being ate of the bones. :Peace:
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