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This topic is similar to this one here but expect for the scariest one...the goriest. Everyone loves a little blood every now and then. Evil Dead is full of it, even if it does look fake. Saw and SawII especially considering they show the painful PAINFUL torture, OW. Texas Chainsaw Remake had delightfully heapings of gore,

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like when he cut the guys leg off *up untill his knee is* and then put salt on it,It Burns!!!

But suprisingly Resident Evil didn't have a OMG amount of blood unlike the game series. So what are gory movies you saw?

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House on haunted hill was pretty much full of gore,as was the hills have eyes.

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Bambi. Close second has to be Pokemon the Movie. Goddamn slaughterhouse...

Least gory films must inclue Kill Bill, Saving Private Ryan, and Reservior Dogs.

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I've never seen Kill Bill.

Saving Private Ryan is probably the goriest movie I've ever seen, along with another WWII movie that I can't remember which took place in the Pacific instead. The gore in those movies was more realistically portrayed (as well as having actually taken place) than in any of the horror movies I've seen.

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Definately the Tetris movie. And Kill Bill.

Best creative deaths goes to the Nightmare on Elm Street series. It was almost funny seeing people die in those movies.

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I'd say Land Of The Dead and saw 1.

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especially the bit in land of the dead when a zombie bites off the womens belly button peircing gross

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For gore, props go out to both Tom Savini for his effects in the 'Dead...' series and Lucio Fulci for pushing the envelope of what could be considered tolerable for a theatre-going audience. Having said that, the award for goriest movie would be a tie between 'Day of the Dead' and 'Zombi'.

Yeah. I'm a bit of a zombie hound. Go figure.

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Scanners man. I mean f***, the guys head explodes. Actually, pretty much any Cronenberg film.

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I would say Hamburger Hill, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the re-make was a different massacre in itself) and See No Evil rank high up there.

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The remake of the Hills Have Eyes. Some bits in that was very heavy. Just watch for yourself it's not very nice.

The Hills Have Eyes...I don't think I'll ever watch that movie again. Being a girl, it made me want to crawl into a hole and die.

Saw I and II most definitely, Saving Private Ryan, We Were Soldiers, Gladiator, Bloodrayne, The Thirteen Ghosts....probably a lot more

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I gotta give props to Night of the living dead. When the little girl stabs her mom with the garden shovel... sick, man.

As a matter of fact, my vote goes to all george A. Romero films. That guy has a sicck mind (even though day of the dead sucked.)

Speaking of zombie flicks, Shaun of the Dead has the most violent death. Ever

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Watching that loser that looked like harry potter get all his body parts personally ripped out and eaten is... yuck!

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I also think the japnanese series of movies caled gueina pig was real gory.Body parts everywhere u looked

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Hostel was pretty stomach turning.

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I totally forgot Dead Alive! Peter Jackson's opus to gorror films. I've only seen a small bit of it, but it was intense. A severed upper head sliding across bloodsoaked laminant like it was a hockey puck, and a lawn mower strapped to a guys chest.

Also Riki-Oh: The Story of Riki.

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