*DON'T WATCH THIS!* Cannibal Holocaust (1980) 💀 FIRST TIME WATCHING REACTION *Disturbing BANNED Film
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Cannibal Holocaust is a 1980 Italian found footage cannibal horror film directed by Ruggero Deodato and written by Gianfranco Clerici. It stars Robert Kerman as Harold Monroe, an anthropologist from New York University who leads a rescue team into the Amazon rainforest to locate a crew of filmmakers. Played by Carl Gabriel Yorke, Francesca Ciardi, Perry Pirkanen, and Luca Barbareschi, the crew had gone missing while filming a documentary on local cannibal tribes. When the rescue team is only able to recover the crew's lost cans of film, an American television station wishes to broadcast the footage as a sensationalized television special. Upon viewing the reels, Monroe is appalled by the team's actions and objects to the station's intent to air the documentary.
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Never thought I'd see a reaction to this. The director was taken to court because people believed the movie was real, and he had to bring the actors in to prove they were in fact alive and it was just a fictitious film. The animal brutalities were real though, and the director later stated that he regretted doing that.
That's crazy about the jail time but effective to the realism right?
This movie is way better than pink flamingos and there was animal abuse in that but no one talks about it 🙄
Nothings worse then that scene in a Serbian film
@@Veman933 - It's actually a well made and good movie, but boy is it messed up. And when you said "that scene", I actually didn't think about the one that I think you mean at first; that's how brutal that movie is.
On a different level, but the infamous scene in Irreversible is also rather uncomfortable (and long) to sit through.
@@Veman933my opinion this was a little worse as when I watched Serbian film I wasn’t as moved aside from the few scenes which pretty infamous but other than that overall I think cannibal holocaust is a more disturbing film
The director was actually put on trial for murder and had to get the "murdered" actors and actresses to go with him to court to prove his innocence. Nobody could see how the impale scene could have been done without actually murdering someone
The animal killing can't be justified. Because the animals are tortured first. The pig is kicked. The little coatimundi is stabbed to death, and the turtle gets a slow death. It's not just animals being killed for slaughter. It's animal abuse.
No they were not tortured, this is how indigenous tribes used to kill animals for food, just because they dont kill them based on YOUR own moral standards does not mean it is animal abuse, this film has been criticizing this kind of moral colonization that you have ironically demonctrated here yourself with regards to how other people shuld treat others, including obviously indigenous tirbes. It is this authoritarianism that has been part of the story where people come and abuse others because it is their norm, so they are free to inflict it on others.
@@Shalanaya The animals that were tortured- kicked, stabbed, were abused by the white actors, not the indigenous people.
Yes they are tortured and killed for real animals, not humans.
Fun fact: 1983's top viewed films in Japan were.......E.T. and.......Cannibal Holocaust! The Japanese loved this movie! Saw this on laserdisc for the first time in 98. Have only been able to find 2 friends since then that would agree to watch it throughout all these years. I respect and cherish it for its balls, brutality and originality. It is a journey through the senses. It takes you away from your reality and forces you to go on a journey. I love a movie that gets this deep and different. But I do have to look away during the turtle scene. If any of you get the chance listen to Carl Yorke's interview on the filming of this. Very very intense interview. I've been a horror and gore junkie since the early 80's. My favorites are as follows: The Guinea Pig series, The Man Behind The Sun, Cannibal Ferox, Caligula - The Untold Story(graphic not horror) and Man From Deep River(started the whole Cannibal fascination to follow). Thanks for covering this masterpiece(IMO).
The actor who played the professor (Robert Kerman) was a big seventies adult film star, so skinny dipping and getting groped by native women probably wasn’t a big deal. He also starred in the Italian cannibal film Eaten Alive.
Just started the video, so I don't know if you mention it: when Ruggero Deodato finished the film, he asked the actors to "disappear" for a year, if I remember well, so they wouldn't be spotted, ruining the illusion. Then, Deodato was taken to court for murdering the actors and it took him ages to find any of the actors to prove they were alive.
Oh wow. Didn't know that at all!
@@FlixTalk Yeah. Quite the trip. Incidentally, the impaled woman was sitting on a bicycle seat. But she did have to hold that pole thing in her mouth. Can't have been comfortable.
Thank you for this great reaction. You picked up the message which actually went past my head when I watched it (I was out and about watching it on my phone) and gave great insight. Looking forward to more of these reactions
You have my respect/sympathy,my friend.I watched it on a grainy VHS bootleg back in the 90s and never had the urge to watch it again.
And it wasn't banned here,but played on the "grindhouse circuit" in places like 42 street theaters,unrated.
And this is one of the most extreme of the Italian "cannibal" subgenre.Another extreme one is Cannibal Ferox/Make Them Die Slowly.
Eaten Alive quite same as well
No way cant believe tou did this film! The music I loved when I was a kid! I saw this when I was 10 years old 1985!
80's was a different time!
Well whoever let a child watch this is fucked up and should have been jailed
I respect that the fact you kept an open mind and looked at this movie as more than just an exploitation flick for shock value.
This is one of those films that has a great message so as rough as it is, I think it’s definitely worth a watch. You can find a cut without the animal abuse and that’s far preferable. I believe it really was the first found footage film. Sadly Blair Witch Project gets all the credit.
To your point at 11:39 about naked, underage children. You're actually the first person to raise the issue of this. It wasn't a factor in why it was banned, btw. But it's an interesting point. Because using stock footage of tribes that are nude is one thing. But having child extras naked is another thing. Interesting point.
The girl who played the girl who was raped by the main character towards the end of the movie was only 14. She had grown men, exposed, on top of her simulating a rape, while she was naked.
In a 'making of' documentary, the director said that she was a girl from a local village, she'd never seen a camera or car before. And she didn't understand what wears going on in the scene. So her terrified reaction was likely real.
Again, she was 14. Naked, and simulating a violent gang rape.
That is child abuse. It may not be strictly sexual abuse or CP. But it's child abuse, because she's too young to consent or understand what was going on.
She was also the girl who impaled on the stick, naked. Which is in all the posters and t shirts etc and probably the movie's most famous image. She is a 14.
The native extras were put in danger during the hut fire scene and treated badly by the director. And the female lead was forced into exposing her breasts. And of course, the animal abuse.
Any 'message' that the film was trying to convey is negated by the fact the director exploited and abused the native crew. It's pure hypocrisy.
Wow the director was a piece of 💩
Holy fuck. Okay, I've just finished watching the movie about last night (being the gore enthusiast I am) and yes I did love it (except for the.. sexual shit on the film), and all in all I thought that all of this was real (they're actually not, but the thing with the animals weren't) and yadda yadda - whatever. But holy shit, THAT girl was 14? What a fucking joke. Terrible.
How's she nowadays?
17:07 I saw the cannibal Holocaust commentary with the director, and he said this scene is actual war footage from Africa and people actually died in it, all the dead bodies in this scene is real. This is the only confirmed scene that has actual human death in it
The film's soundtrack was composed entirely by Italian composer Riz Ortolani, whom Deodato specifically requested because of Ortolani's work in Mondo Cane. Deodato was particularly fond of the film's main theme, "Ti guarderò nel cuore", which was given lyrics and became a worldwide pop hit under the title "More". The music of Cannibal Holocaust is a variety of styles, from a gentle melody in the "Main Theme", to a sad and flowing score in "Crucified Woman", and faster and more upbeat tracks in "Cameraman's Recreation", "Relaxing in the Savannah", and "Drinking Coco", to the sinister-sounding "Massacre of the Troupe". The instrumentation is equally mixed, ranging from full orchestras to electronics and synthesizers
Cannibal Holocaust achieved notoriety as its graphic violence aroused a great deal of controversy. After its premiere in Italy, it was ordered to be seized by a local magistrate, and Deodato was arrested on obscenity charges. He was later charged with multiple counts of murder due to rumors that claimed several actors were killed on camera. Although Deodato was cleared of these charges,
This is one of my favorite movies. I have it downloaded on my PS4 and I also have the uncut Blu-ray by Grindhouse Releasing. I even got to meet the man, himself, Ruggero Deodato the director, a few year ago at a horror con in Dallas
Dude, the thumbnail to this video is so freaking funny, I can't look away, lol. I don't know this movie, but just from the thumbnail I may have to watch this reaction.
Don't watch after you've eaten.
I made that mistake
@@FlixTalk LOL! Now you've cracked me up for a second time! LOL.
This movie is anything but funny
Congratulations for enduring this David!!! Loved your reaction!!! I have this movie in my collection but I've seen it only a few times because it is still hard to watch but I do like the social commentary. I actually like that beautiful main theme from Riz Ortolani! It's on my RUclips playlist! LOL! Whenever I play this music from my phone, no one of course has no idea of its association with this film! The director Ruggero Deodato was actually brought to court because people thought he actually killed real people on film. The actors who played the victims had to show themselves in court to prove they were not killed. But unfortunately those animals were killed for real. Yes, Eli Roth chose the title The Green Inferno for his cannibal film from this film. There is another Italian cannibal film Cannibal Ferox but I'm not planning on seeing that one ever. There is a scene where they hang a woman with metal hooks through her breasts. I know it's practical effects but it's still too much for me. Well, anyways, congratulations again for enduring this one! I think you might be the first person on RUclips to ever react to Cannibal Holocaust! 😄
Ferox is well worth a watch. It's more watchable than Holocaust. It's more of a film, not docudrama like Holocaust is. It's obviously similar, but just different enough to justify it's existence. Oh, and it stars Giovanni Lombardo Radice, so you know it's got at least one redeeming feature.
@@kaydup Okay, I'll give Cannibal Ferox a watch then! Thanks! 😊
NO there are 2 more major youtubers who have reacted to this film before one being PatrickBurow and other being Cinema rules which is more of a review
The turtle scene is a tough watch. I believe it was eaten by cast and crew, so not "killed just for the film". It's beautifully written and shot (in the jungle, at least) and the score is magnificent. The acting, not so much. Well done for sticking with it to the end. It's quite a film, and not one anyone can say they enjoy, but you do respect it.
I mean I understand the movie they set out to make but somewhere in there the director or whoever was like. Let's do the absolute possible to convey our message that these people and possibly ourselves aka city folk can be the true savages. And once again I kind of think that's a genius idea. It's just a rough watch
Probably the least surprising fun fact ever, but Eli Roth loves this movie and was definitely inspired by it to eventually make the Green Inferno.
On a less surprising and separate note, it is widely claimed to be the first found footage movie
Own this one. Bought it in the early 2000's. A movie that was inspired by this flick is Eli Roths' "The Green Inferno" (2015). Also check out "Faces Of Death", and if you're really brave "Traces Of Death".
"Faces Of Death" is moderately realistic,
"Traces Of Death" is all authentic footage.
I could leave you a laundry list of extremely messed up movies
The snuff fotage not it's cinema
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@@richardbuckendorf1390 Thank you quite a bunch for the movie recommendations that you just typed, my good sir.. even though you're just listing what's what and not really recommending anything.
I love the tender (meat) title theme of "Cannibal Holocaust." It just says: "Yeah, they're doomed."
5:34 said "stop, look what he has, a lighter"
This is the sickest and most disturbing film to ever exist. Couldn't pick up the courage to even watch the clips. I feel comfortable watching reactions instead. Still, animal cruelty is unforgivable.
I really appreciate your takeaway- it breaks the fourth wall in a way that was very nicely executed (the found film reels, vs the actual cinematic portions). it was unethically filmed- and not just the animal cruelty. the racist depictions were also unfortunately common for this genre at the time. the director mistreated the cast. but, there is a core message here. as CH progresses, and the film reels are shown bit by bit (with the professor taking us through that journey), you really fucking hate these "documentarians". they are scumbags. they staged a "war", they murdered their animals, they committed horrific abuses, and loved every second of it. and you want them to die. The tribe wasn't hostile towards them until they were pushed to this limit. and as unfortunate as the circumstances were for the actual filmmaking process of CH, the message is clear. this is what separates this film from Roth's.
Very well said. Thank you for the insightful comment.
I did get a kick out of you mentioning some of the music sounding porn-like,mainly because the actor playing the professor character,Robert Kerman,made his main living at the time in hardcore porn as "R. Bolla".He also has a small role in the first Sam Raimi Spider-Man movie!
😂😂😂
Just discovered you channel bro, I watched this film, FULLY UNCUT version last week for like the 4th time, I do really enjoy this movie, It just feels so real making it more shocking, the blood/gore/soundtrack are just amazing, the acting wasn't bad in parts, seen much worse, could reel off a shit ton of bad acting films, as I have seen a lot. Im not sure if you have seen Cannibal Ferox/Mountain of the Cannibal God, there another 2 movies which id recommend, there are other too Like Massacre in Dinosaur Valley, Jungle Holocaust, The Catherine Miles Story, Man From Deep River, which all are decent, but the previous 2, and the other ones mentioned are far superior than say Green Inferno, which I thought was trash IMO.
Appreciate the comment 🤟🏽 welcome to the channel!
You have serious issues and I would advise you to get professional help because any one that can watch this movie once and enjoy it is sick but to watch it 4 times and call it your absolute favourite movie is beyond belief
The Men Behind the Sun (1988) is the movie I was thinking of. It's also here on RUclips dubbed in English.
Back when Google Video was a thing, this film was on it in its entirety. I was much younger and was fascinated by reviews of this, and had been listening to the beautiful main theme, so I watched the video. I immediately went to take a shower, I felt so dirty. I can still appreciate what this movie did for film in general--after all, it invented the found-footage genre, and is arguably the best one ever made--but that doesn't make it any less....horrible. We will never have film-making like this again, and that is perhaps a good thing, considering what they did to achieve it.
I recently watched it up to the turtle scene on YT.
Google Video is EXACTLY where I first watched this film 😯👍🏾
Loved seeing your reaction to one of the most controversial horror films ever made. I recall seeing this one, way back in my teen days and stumbling across a full copy of it streaming online for free. And damn, it was a rough sit. I do recall feeling confused and uncertain of my thoughts on the film at the time. Now, I see the importance of it. The thin line that filmmakers can cross from good to bad taste overall. That iconic stake death was such a simple effect (basically modified bicycle seat and a log made to fit in the native woman's mouth. That's it, and yet director got charged for murder). That's what I appreciate from the film, it's grounded and real creative sensibilities that feel believable and work for what he was conveying. That doesn't mean I endorse or like the actual animal deaths in this film at all, that still is haunting to think about to this day.
The torture scenes with the animals including the turtle are real pffff Just the music makes me uncomfortable...
This is the first ever found footage film.
This film will ruin your day. Saw this long ago and have no desire to watch a reaction. But I remember wondering if the filmmakers killed an actual living turtle during the filming.
Yes all the animals were real and were really tortured and killed on film the director got a year in prison for animal cruelty
ive watched so much shit that when i watched this literally like 30 mins before typing this very comment, i wasnt phased at all but this movie, except the animal deaths
Found footage: the earliest film that could arguably be called "found footage" is a 1962 film called The Connection. It was considered an arthouse film and was rarely seen. Another film called Punishment Park was also filmed in a handheld style and is often classified as a pseudodocumentary. Cannibal Holocaust is usually pointed to as the first found footage film because, like The Blair Witch Project, it was the first to claim that the handheld footage was actually "found" and brought back for screening (Punishment Park and The Connection were openly advertised as fiction), which warps reality around the narrative experience.
The best theme tune ever though🤷♂
Watch Rambo (2008) that movie also includes real news coverage of the Burmese war which shows actual dead bodies at the beginning of the film, and let me tell you it's hard to watch.
One of the most important of the Video Nasties.
Congrats on going much furthers than most reactors dare
For context, I can watch most horror movies and not even get scared or worked up. Couldn't even get started with this one. For the impalement, the native was sitting on a bicycle seat strategically set on the bottom pole and held the "top" with hand.
A great film, one of the earliest found footage films. The film was at the start of the video nasty controversy in England when the films distributors in the UK go video sent a copy of this film to one of Britain's most well known haters of this sort of film Mary Whitehouse.
One wild movie. The Green Inferno is a remake of it. 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
I wish I never saw watched this movie. Major Trauma
WORSER THAN TERRIFIER
Lo siento amigo de veras no puedo continuar con esta película.
Es muy fuerte.
Yo Bro.. you have some BALLS for watching this one!! I seen this years ago.... yeah.. it's disturbing AF!! LOL... Oh.. btw Bro.. Hope you and your family are doing ok!!
Thank you for the comment and thanks for watching! Yeah , I shouldn't have watched after dinner haha wtf was I thinking
@@FlixTalk LMAO! Yeah.. not a good idea! 😅
I suggest Zombi 2, Demons, The House By The Cemetery, The Beyond, Beyond The Darkness, and Don't Go In The House.
It was either X or Unrated to be able to play regular theaters NC-17 came out in 1990.
Grindhouse Releasing's dvd special edition has a version where all the animal killing is removed.
I believe I saw the uncut
@@FlixTalk I saw the uncut when I was freshman in high school (the 80s lol). The Grindhouse version with the removal animal killing is the superior version in my opinion. Cannibal ferox aka Make Them Die Slowly is the other well known Italian cannibal film and it's pure exploitation. The footage used of the soldiers executing people is real
Wow, someone actually has the GUTS to show and react to one of the most brutal films to ever be made. The animal scenes are horrific. Cannibal Ferox is probably even worse and has the same kinda theme.
Yeah it was tough lol
Its curiosity if tribes and such civilisation, but there was alot of shock value films like this. In modern times how many sick minded are there now who do things on media!
It's not a film to be enjoyed it's to be understood that certain people have to survive this way, but I disagree with the pain inflicted on poor animals. But yes dont mess with tribes . The music is creepy as hell . Imagine back in the day films like this were in theatres.
A real eye opener and I commend you for your bravery !! I wanna watch this too .
Thanks for your vlog about the cannibal holocaust film in the 1980. I know this is a true story of a missing film crew's
This is ONE of the first. "Found footage" if not the first......but I know the Director got a year in prison for killing the turtle
There is more rape in the film than actual scenes of cannibalism. Aside from one scene in the beginning I don't remember actually cannibals eating people in this film.
It’s a WILD FILM to say the least 😂🤷🏾♂️
Films today aren’t nearly as hardcore, despite our newer technology + excessive use of CGI.
Thank you Italy for the first found footage film. This is kinda boring till the cannibal revenge at the end. I saw a reissue of this in 1986 with my Dad in the theater when I was 16. It is one of many films that he hated.
Saw this right here on RUclips a few years ago, someone uploaded it. LOL I was a little disturbed at first because the rumors the killings were real, but after reading more about it felt less traumatized.
Try the Faces of Death series. Use to watch those when I was in junior high. There was a film can't remember the title around the same time as "Holocaust" (I think) dealt with female Asian prisoners being tortured by military (?). The part I remember of it was they made one dip her hands in liquid nitrogen then hit them shattering 'em as she watched screaming.
Great reaction, I know how you felt 😆.
Man Behind the sun. That one can be hard to watch also.
Ace Review As Ever
Love it
Cannibal Holocaust is a strange one. I think to appreciate it on any level you have to at the very least have an awareness of Italian cinema of the 60's/70's & 80's and also the Mondo filmmaking scene which was so prevalent during this era. It's a film I have mixed feelings on, Cannibal Apocalypse is actually my favourite Italian Cannibal film and I'd argue that Cannibel Ferox aka Make Them Die Slowly (one of the best alternate titles for a Horror flick) is a more explicit, outright disgusting film. I saw Ferox when i was 9, thanks to my Brother lmao and immediately puked up my dinner. You can't deny however that Cannibal Holocaust has one of the greatest theme tunes of all time, it's beautiful (thanks to the late, great Riz Ortolani - Tarantino pinched some of his music for Django Unchained). EDIT I'd recommend you watch The Untold Story (1992) or Ebola Syndrome (1996) - two pretty controversial movies, personally I found them hilarious but they're not to everyone's taste.
It's a hard movie to stomach. I'm not sure if I enjoy it or tolerate it. I like the soundtrack and the jungle scenery, I don't know, it's, wow.
I got it on blu ray and all I can say is wow a very strong and daring film masterpiece for it's time. Film has a great deep message and the professor is amazing to win the trust back of the tribe people and how the filmmakers behaved was awful. The white civilised people exploited the natives for their gain and glamour, mistreated them.
Dont mess with tribes and other territories. It was a great strong film "not for the faint hearted "
Still deserves it's "X" rating
First of all, those animals were not tortured, this is how indigenous tribes used to kill animals for food, and they were killed for food while pointing a camera, just because they dont kill them based on YOUR own moral standards does not mean it is animal abuse, this film has been criticizing this kind of moral colonization that so many people have ironically demonstrated with regards to how other people should treat others, including obviously indigenous tribes. This is how ahead of time this film was. It is showing thematically exactly what the audience has been doing with regards to the treatment of animals and humans during the making of this film, It is this authoritarianism that has been part of the story where people come and abuse others because it is their norm, so they feel justified to inflict it on others, because somehow in their midns it is objectivelly wrong. By the way, the way they killed the turtle has been confirmed that this is how some tribes used to kill animals. What an irony, isn't it, when you really really think about it how the title itself Cannibal Holocaust is symbolical in the way it is showing how modern societies are cannibalizing themselves through their disconnection from pain and death through their repression, which eventually manifests as violent colonization of others, other cultures, other moralities, etc. How tragic that so many people could not see through the message of this film to get it. The reason Deodato was judged like this, because he exists within the moral system, but it is this moral system that needs to be questioned, because it is imposing itself on others. It is at the core of monarchical authortiarian colonization and violence.
Humans by nature are tribal, and the colonization is enforcing a homogeny, repression and dissolution of diversity.
SAW ONE LIKE THIS CALLED THE GREEN INFERNO. WILD SICK SHIT.
( HAHA. NEVERMIND. YOU JUST SPOKE OF IT )
The soundtrack is sublime just like andy warhols Dracula
the snake that bit him looks like a small python , they will bite if he had him in a shoe ofc , protecting themselves but they aren’t venomous so it this would happen in reality he wouldn’t have to cut his leg off and then bleed out 😭💀
The snake is a baby red tail boa. Probably used because bright colors like red are read as venom/poison in the animal kingdom and being indigenous to the area (which is probably the smartest choice in species vs something like a milksnake- something rare with snakes in film).
If I were to guess the director was going for a fir de lance (may have misspelled it) which is a similar colored snake- also indigenous- that amputation would be logical in the time era/situation the crew was facing.
Anyways, with all of the unethical shit done to the cast, let’s be glad the director chose to use a constrictor vs an actual venomous snake for the scene!
@@sethclyde1137 yea i mean i get it that if someone who does not recognize snakes at least a bit would probably though - bright colors = venomous
I do believe I'm WAY older than you - I was in high school & college in the '80s - but only recently have I watched it. I'm a social liberal & very against censorship. Nor do I tell people to NOT see movies. This is the 1 I DO tell people they shouldn't watch it.
There's too much genuinely wrong w/me to recommend it - the animal deaths, Deodato's unethical treatment of the local extras & the actual STARS! It's exploitative in ALL the wrong ways.
I'm thankful that Deodato didn't go to jail for murder, but he should NOT be thought of as an essential filmmaker. He doesn't deserve the "honor" of a visionary auteur.
Yeah it was a tough watch
But thanks for supporting
I watched cannibal Holocaust and I was eating dinner at the time and I just lost my appetite omg Italian horror movies spare no mercy lol they let it all hang out LoL American movies are cartoons compared to Italian movies try the movie called gates of hell by Lucio fulcchi
When I first watched this movie I thought it was just going to be some low budget movie. Oh boy did I ever regret this decision... I love a good gory movie, but when they showed the part with Alan getting his head bashed in well... let's just say I had nightmares all month. It was to the point I started falling asleep with the lights on. This is probably the best and worst movie I have ever seen.
If you think about it the movie is a clear representation of what to do when America takes over your country/land
This movie have a great mensege and a great sountrack, but for me it's a film than it's so care for be morbid and nasty, than all try of be a social commentary it's forget for the innesesary shock valeu. Also not it's so bloody like all world say, it're more raw, ofense and racist than gore in my opinion; Hostel or The green inferno in my opinion it're more explicit and bloody. Also have a cinematograpy and photograpy very poor, not just the part of found fotage. The animal brutality it's very innesesary. And the first part in this movie it's a bit boring.
My point it's a 4 out 10. Very meh in my opinion.
If you can watch this, you can watch anything.
Not true
Then watch a serbian film or trauma 2017
@IIIIII-I0 seen SF...never again
I'm see it before and they are other movies from 1980
I don’t hate the Green Inferno but it just compares so poorly to the films he’s paying homage too. Plus the comedic turns, just took me out of the gore.
And yep that’s real footage
Good movie
As fucked up as the movie is your reaction was pretty funny😂
Also, people didn't like the green inferno because it's basically a copy of this one
I like green inferno alot
Just save the Soundtrack.
If this trripped you out, let me recommend Street trash, you still may be able so it for free on RUclips, movie was 😝
I love street Trash! Haha it's a great body melter film
I first saw this horrible discusting film bout 3 years. I don't care to watch it again. It remained in my mind for a while. Very sick film. Why you want to even react to this. Lol
Lol just wanted to see what the hype was about. I'm sick to my stomach
@@FlixTalk 🙂
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Cuidado que youtube te puede bajar el video.
Congrats on Finally popping yo cherry
Lol thank you
Wanna see another banned flick watch Salo: 120 days of Sodom definitely can't react to it
Wow!! Haven't seen many react to this one. Maybe you should try A Serbian Film next. Don't research it at all, just go in blind.....(evil laugh).
Martyrs is good....Human Centipede and its sequels....Audition and Battle Royale, both foreign...I Spit On Your Grave, the old one and the new one and its sequels....Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom....Dogtooth.....if you've never seen The Exorcist, you absolutely should....The Snowtown Murders if you can find it...Megan is Missing, slow movie until the last 10 minutes. If you can make it through the last 10 minutes, you've done well...Oldboy from 2003. It is Korean I believe. The American version is not good....Ichi the Killer (very violent)...August Underground and its sequels (the whole movie is just killing, killing, killing)...these I've listed are a good start...there are many more.
Seen a lot you mentioned already. I'm a sick fu*k lol but thanks for the twisted recommendations
Another huge controversial film is A Serbian Film...it was on RUclips but it's definitely worse than Cannibal Holocaust
Seen it.
Next stop....A Serbian Film aka Srpski Film. After that...Salò 120 days of Sodom. Then Martyr's the French version, American one wasn't bad either in my opinion. Dead Alive aka Braindead. Tales from the Darkside the Movie, Tales from the Crypt Presents Demon Knight, Tales from the Hood, Freeway 1 with Reese Witherspoon and Freeway 2 with Natasha Lionne. The Freeway movies aren't horror but it's freaky and has some shock factor.
I've seen unfortunately a Serbian film lol. That shouldn't even be a movie. Also, brain dead is amazing. We need that in 4K
Now do 120 days of Sodom to get absolutely disgusted
Я обожаю этот фильм
Dude i did a review of this it was hard to watch