10 DISTURBING Horror Films With REAL Legal Consequences

Unit 731 movie was good able to eat a box of Oreos.

Delicious/10

when he says that some kids prolly watch worse stuff on tiktok he is right when i 12 i saw a literal video where someone cut off some womens head and also when someone lost their head beacuse of a rollercoster

So i guess im on a list.

Here's the thing about "Snuff" movies: The legal definition of a snuff movie is the murder of someone on film FOR PROFIT. The reality is that while nobody films murders for sale, many people have filmed genuine murders for their own amusement of as keepsakes or to prove to a cartel that someone was killed and they suffered to satisfy their bosses. It's all about how you define "snuff".

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I have a grudge against Necromantic cause that movie is the reason I'm banned from playing D&D with my little brothers
Cause my mother does not know the difference between the content in that movie and a Necromancer
And even after I explained what a Necromancer actually is she still thought it was the same thing and banned me from playing D&D with my brothers

Real snuff videos are a thing though
Stuff like cartels recording themselves torturing and killing people to sell the footage to other sick people
It's definitely not just an urban legend

The British who have Hammer Films which mostly produce horror movies lol that cant handle American horror rotflmao

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Men Behind the Sun is How Japan wanted to Destroy China

WHY IS "If you watch this your on a list"ON THE THUMBNAIL
IT GOT ME TRAUMATIZED

26:03 im from Slovakia

The craziest thing is. The more gruesome horror movies became. The more. IRL killings sky rocketed. So yea.. that part

With Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the worst scene was probably the scene where the girl was hung up on a meat hook...

So. Staged could mean it really happened... It was just SCRIPTED, not organic

I was actually curious to watch the 731 documentary, but not after finding out about the real animal death. Jfc. I know about the unit's animal research but using real animal death in a film? No. Never.

GenX, here. We were blessed to watch these movies. The fact Evil Dead and TCM were band makes me laugh, at how soft people are

So does "Hostel" need to have a tag "inspired by Epstein" on it now?

The 2 “g” in Ruggero are not hard g. Idk in English if you have the “softer” G, but it’s the same sound (circa) of the J in “June” or “joy”. It’s not the guttural G

im not saying im built differently...im shitting myself and hoping to god i never watch megan is missing again.......

The fact that broken (the short film from nine inch nails for their EP of the same name) isn’t here is crazy

"set the menu on fire and scream at the Chef" hmmm that kinda sounds like GORDON RAMSY

It's ok if they want to make a movie about violence against women.... just as long as they make one about women abusing their children as well, emotionally torturing their husbands, beating up men and getting away with it, raping young boys and getting away with it... you get the idea, don't you? I don't do misandry.

I saw Nekromantic in a packed cinema at a midnight viewing in the 90's and It was wild. The audience were hollering, laughing and audibling wincing. That is the only was to watch it

Your home country is Ottawa?! 🤨

I've seen all of these films. There's worse out there

"Because youtuube has rules and I like having an income" - Cringe Gay Youtuber who makes no money off me anyway cause I use ad blocker, womp womp.

I have DVD and blu ray copies of all these 😐 pretty sure most movie buffs do, unless you live in North Korea pretty sure owning these dont get you put on a list

The cat wasn't really killed in Men Behind the Sun. The rats were, though

“You can just use a prop” after saying 1970 movie murder is unreal and looks like a community college project is so superficial.

Frances B. gross eh idk sounds pretty normal

Seems strange making a video about censorship whilst referring to ‘corn’ etc…

Cannibal Holocaust was only banned in the UK because of the animal cruelty in the turtle scene. Nothing to do with any blood or gore etc.

I seen most of these. expect maybe 2 of them

Favorite Faces of Death moment. Couple cars pulled off and people recording a bear. Some dimwit gets out and gets attacked. Best part was the bear running in front of the dropped camera with an arm in its mouth. Laughed so hard at it.

whaot abiut thea movfie were da clint easterwood shooted da horses on da head and chew tda tobaconaskto and spitted it on da head? outlaw josh woles, the goord the bed and the orflgty etc.. clint easterwoodd bad man bad man

I've overdosed on horror movies but got to say
The chainsaw massicre is one of thr most brutal and raw films when she screams none stop and the "meal table" scene still scare me now! Tobe hooper can not say that's comedy!
What part is funny maybe when the disabled guy falling. Down the hill is dark comedy or when he says out loud "I think we just picked up dracula" that's about it
Tobe your a bad boi!!!!!

In the end of 80s I heard of a movie called Guniea Pig: Devil´s Experiment (1985) and it was the most disturbed movies released, and people who started to watch it couldn´t finish see the moving because of the horrible torture scens. So basically the directors of "Men behind the Sun" (1988) and Grotesque (2009) said: -Hold our beers!, if understand it correct

ABC’s of death is one of those movies that could’ve gotten banned. I couldn’t finish watching the first or the sequel.

not seen the full video yet but I hope Agust Underground Modrum is on it.

Hostile 2 was too close to the Epstein files