yes, saw that. pretty grose..... but not quite as good as "Hills have eyes"

Try this one - "Audition" (not seen Hostel though)

http://www.mandiapple.com/snowblood/odishon.htm

I've seen my fair share of splatter movies, but for some reason this one made me wince in a few places.

Just about any of Takashi Miike's films are pretty freaky!!

Goriest thing I've seen in a while though was Wolf Creek - had me wincing in quite a few places - sick f*ckin film...

For a filmof 2 halves it sounded so promising. Loads of nudity int he first half then loads of gory death in the second half. It was OK but not really amazing. The best horror film I've seen in a long time is The Devils Rejects by Rob Zombie. Now that's a top film.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395584/

i watched descent<(spelliing) the other day which i thought was good.

I thought Hostel was a good movie idea but rather over indulged in the gore, Descent was pants but slightly redeemed by being a British movie.
Silent Hill was interesting.. very surreal.

This really disappointed me. It was billed as the goriest movie ever and you get a few scenes with skittish camerawork. Not happy I was. :evil:

Saw was a brilliant film, but not for the 'gore' (images of already dead people doesn't count as gore) it just worked. And that ending. BAM.

Saw 2 however, annoyed me a little, dunno why, it just didn't do it for me.

I am looking forward to seeing Pulse when it comes out on dvd so I can 'borrow' a decent copy from the interlimewirenet. :lol:

Not seen Hostel

Takashi Miike? I've only seen one of his films "Ichi The Killer", bought it on DVD without seeing it first. OTT manga cartoon style gore - blood spurting everywhere, characters sliced in half.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0296042/

pulse is good, but its doing the thing alotta films do nowdays, all good till the ending and then end it in like 2 mins


sorry for spoling pulse but its a great example

it all builds to the point where they try and shutdown the system, they fail, then it ends with

the citys are theres now (with the camera pointing at them living in huts) and u think, what, is that it, they dont do anything, huh,
ive noticed alot of films do that nowadays,

the only decent film ive seen with a good story line and a good ending recently is V For Vendetta

I thought it was sh*te and Saw is much better.

Hostel was hyped up way too much for what it was