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Alive and breathing with not a cell of skin left but a face. A fileted human carcass hung up like some educational display of muscular anatomy. But, what you will see, is the result of someone being skinned alive. Have you ever seen someone get skinned alive? Well you won’t exactly see it within “Martyrs” (unless you are watching the subpar American remake). Yet, as with most exploitation films, there is one infamous scene that after being consumed is forever associated with the picture and for some even the very word “Martyr”. If that’s where it starts imagine where it ends… Excruciating torture, self mutilation, and quite possibly the scariest fictional monster ever to be captured on film are just a few of the gut sinking scenarios gratuitously flexed during this grim descent into hell. This is a scene of pure brilliance that plays no more than 15 minutes into Pascal Laugier’s occult revenge masterwork “Martyrs”. It’s just you, and the barrel of a smoking shotgun.

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The crack of the shots still ringing in your ears. You sit there covered in the insides of the one who raised you, the one who sang to you so sweetly at night, as your sister flees to the bedroom. Fires a round into your Mom’s skull, spraying a shower of spoiling blood onto you and your sister. BANG! An unidentified intruder sends two exploding buckshots through his chest.īefore you can even process the image of your Dad sucking on his last breaths through chokes of blood, the intruder enters. Your father struts easily over to answer it. Picture this, you’re sitting around your breakfast table on a careless, casual morning’s dawn, happily enjoying a meal with your family. It is also probably the second best and most realistic chronicle of a secret underground society ever (next to Kubrick’s “Eyes Wide Shut”).

“Martyrs” is one of the most shocking and original horror films of the past twenty years. He wasn’t completely serious, talking through a sort of sly dogish smirk, more aware of the extreme graphic content held within the dark chambers of his harrowing work. In french director Pascal Laugier’s dvd introduction to his 2008 torture-horror ballad “Martyrs”, he apologized for having created the film. Especially if your name is Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, or Raphael! Seeing a live turtle tormented and teased till decease is very disturbing and may even cause mental scaring. This is maybe the only torture sequence on this list that isn’t for everyone. There is not a spat of compassion shown for the guiltless amphibian, although one actor admitted they cried after filming the scene. Instead of humanely giving the turtle a fast painless death, they viciously sever its limbs and head as well as hollow it of its intestines.Įverything you see here is 100% real. When the crew is in need of food they look no further than a large wild tortoise for sustenance. Of the six animals that receive a cruel maiming, one in particular suffers a specially dire fate. It has been banned in over 50 countries and features the real onscreen deaths of six different animals.

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Stuffed as succulently full as the crust of stuffed crust pizza with realistic gore, torture, cannibalism, gang-rape, animal cruelty, and vivid mutilation, director Ruggero Deodato was actually put under arrests and charged with obscenity just ten days after its premier. With the purple heart bravery and visionary vigor to show just about every unfilmable instrument of destruction under the sun, it’s extraordinary that everyone involved in the making of the picture didn’t require a wheelbarrow to hall their balls around in. It opened the flood gates of previously forbidden content and paved the way for future exploitation cinema. “Cannibal Holocaust” was able to do for movies what Lenny Bruce and George Carlin did for comedy. Shot in a pseudo-reality documentary form that eerily and controversially blends reality and fiction, the dogma 95 style tale of a crew traveling deep into the remote unknown depths of a South American jungle to document a feral cannibalistic tribe is still to this day one of the most shocking and important films in the vast cannon of human artistry. If there has ever been a film that’s title could be a synonyms with the word offensive, Ruggero Deodato’s “Cannibal Holocaust” is that film.