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Really! That's actually incredible! Didn't know that at all!

@@immortalliumhorror8718 Cosa Nostra were a popular Irish company that also put out a lot of stuff that were still banned in the UK. They issued New York Ripper uncut

It's life-changing as a horror fan!

All great choices! It was so refreshing to discover the films of the New French Extremity and, while there aren't quite as many as I would like, I'm so glad to have seen them.

I only managed to see it relatively recently. Really enjoyed it!

I'd actually forgotten about R18. Yeah, it's a shame as well as it could potentially solve a lot of issues.

I liked the video btw - it makes a lot of valid points. The BBFC are a regulator and like most regulators they really don't want to push the outer limits of their regulatory powers because that usually ends up with politicians calling for regulators to be scrapped!

@@Nelbertine1 Thanks! Yeah, it's a shame.

I haven't but I can see why you'd ask.

Yeah. Their guidelines are an ever changing and near incomprehensible mystery. Oh! That's awesome! I'll need to keep an eye out for! Thanks m8!

Oh wow! I'd never heard of that happening! What exactly was cut from them if you don't mind me asking?

Yeah, I'd much prefer a system like those. Too many restrictions with the current one which can be immensely frustrating!

I've been very busy lately so I'm sorry that I haven't been uploading. I do hope to get back to it eventually but that'll have to be when I have time to sit down and make them.

Glad you found the video helpful! Yeah, even I'm put off by stuff from most of tier 4 and pretty much anything beyond that. Yeah, been meaning to get back and make videos but I've been very busy lately but I fully intend to do so.

Definitely! There's also an interesting scene that was cut out earlier because the director thought it seemed too obvious. Don't want to say it for obvious reasons but it's worth finding out about.

Haha! Sweet From Dusk Till Dawn reference! He's quite enjoyable as an actor as well!

Yeah, it seems like it would be a better system overall. One thing I don't get is NC-17 though. Apparently it's so bad to get that that most films end up either getting trimmed to an R or released unrated. I get the trimming to an R but there should never be a situation where going unrated is better than having the max rating.

@@immortalliumhorror8718 People often mistake NC-17 for being equivalent to the BBFC's R-18. Maybe in terms of how it's treated however the rating on it's own is closer to just 18. Now I was wondering if you the German rating system. There seems to be a strange situation I can't QUITE get. You see for what I hear the MPA doesn't rate p---. I hear the FSK doesn't in Germany either. In the US Interspecies Reviewers was released by a p( )n company (despite not being REAL p--) Now in Germany it was rated mix of 16 and 18. So I asked someone if it's rated the equivalent of R-18 in the US and 18 in Germany. Are they not rated the same? He said "there is no equivalent of R-18 in the US the MPA doesn't rate p***. NC-17 is just equivalent of 18." That's my point! And now I'm confused as all heck! because it's still 18+ either way, right! BUT the difference is you CAN find 18 on streaming in Germany, whereas EVEN the streaming version of Interspecies Reviewers was censored to TV-MA (since the ratings on most streaming sites in the US only go up to 17) but they do go up to 18 for movies since NC-17 is NOW 18 and up. Now in Australia they actually do have an R-18 equivalent called X-18+ and it was banned over there. Which makes me even more confused! However in Australia the streaming version was SO censored it was rated MA-15+!

@@cradica Ratings systems boggle my mind. You should hear me rant about them to my friends! I remember hearing that that show was controversial but I didn't realise that a p**n company had rescue licensed it! Fascinating. I'm not particularly familiar with the German ratings system. Australia has always been particularly sensitive when it comes to media. I remember hearing lots of stories about movies and video games getting banned there since they were refused a rating. I understand why ratings exist but man are they confusing and contradictory!

@@immortalliumhorror8718 Fitting that you replied to me now! I just saw someone mention how it was banned in this video, but he said it was originally rated MA. What a crazy coincidence! In America it was also rated a rating called "MA" but was re-rated to a warning screen that looks like this: ua-cam.com/video/C97L3pR5H5k/v-deo.html. This was his video ua-cam.com/video/tNtRnl7S_Kk/v-deo.html Now I remember telling someone how in the US the first 3 episodes were rated 17+ and she asked if they'd rate it by episode. I said it'd be on a blu-ray. So she said it's call going to have the same rating. Ironically on the Germany release they did rate it by disc!

@@cradica The BBFC rates things disc to disc as well. One disc could be PG and another be 15! Yeah, Australia needs to reform their ratings board as well. Too many problems to even list!

Definitely. I don't know how much of a difference it would make to this film in particular but I generally want to experience as close to how the director and writers envisioned it.

Glad to hear that I wasn't the only one! Oh wow! Listening to people's stories, it does seem that real life fears and traumas play into why we end up getting upset in certain media. Thanks for sharing those moments.

That's awesome! I'm hoping to see Zombie Flesh-Eaters soon so I'll be interested to see how it is. It's frustrating but I can only hope that the BBFC becomes more lax. They provide a good service but the limitations that they put in place can be annoying. Hopefully we can see an uncut release of I Spit on your Grave released over here someday.

Oh wow! That does seem horrifying! I hadn't heard of this film before but thanks for mentioning it since I'm quite curious about it.

@@immortalliumhorror8718 it's about the 36th SS Dirlewanger gruppe in Bylorusso. There was live ammunition used on the actors.

@@aaronomahony Oh wow! None of them died right? How did they stay safe?

Underworld is a series that I've been curious about but haven't gotten to yet. I haven't seen Willy's Wonderland but I did hear of it when I was doing research on the Banana Splits Movie. Curious to see it myself.

Glad to hear that someone out there agrees! Yeah, definitely check it out, it's worth watching just to have an opinion.

Awesome! I think you mentioned it when we were talking about the Hellraiser franchise. Still good to know though!

Interestingly, I logged onto Shudder the day before this video went up and saw that both High Tension and Frontiers were on there. Worth checking out if you subbed to it.

Haha! I think it's ok, I don't think it takes too much time. By all means though, someone play a drinking game with this video and let me know how it went!

Since we're talking about Extremity in horror, have you seen Terrifier 2? Apparently folks have been passing out or throwing up watching it.

@@erikbrown207 I definitely want to check that one out! For some reason, the blu-ray collection on Amazon that has both Terrifier films is unavailable but I definitely want to pick that set up. Would love to see if the film is truly passing out or throwing up worthy!

@@immortalliumhorror8718 It’s the most gratuitously violent and psychologically uncomfortable that I can see that happening on big screen. I watched it here on YT on Halloween, and I was totally blown away by it. If all slasher movies were like this I don’t think I could watch them anymore. The deaths are beyond gory, and the victims are too believable.

Oh wow! I really want to check it out now! I might love it or hate it but it sounds like I should have an opinion on it!

I've yet to see Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday and Jason X. For whatever reason I can't find a decent priced copy anywhere. I'll see them someday I'm sure but I don't know when.

Ah, I do think I remember hearing that moment hit a lot of people hard. Yeah, the second film is great but I also understand people being put off by the shift in style and tone.

I would have said the 2003 remake was more grey but I do think there is some great cinematography in that film.

Thanks!

The book where I first saw Texas Chainsaw Massacre? It was 1001 movies you must see before you die. Oh wow! Amazing to know that you had that same reaction. The list you can check out, it's Empire Magazines top 500 movies of all time. There was an updated list later released but I think the one I used was from around 2009. Haha, I wonder what you'd think of Ireland. Hope you get to visit in the future.

You know what, you're totally right! I remember it being quite a disturbing ending, which is very appropriate for Black Mirror. Thanks for sharing that experience as I'd forgotten how disturbing it was.

I actually haven't yet. Got it on my watch list on Shudder but I haven't gotten around to it yet. I'll be looking forward to seeing it after hearing that. Yeah, it's so visceral but manages to drag you into its world.

It's great! Definitely check it out and let me know your thoughts on it. I love Clive Barker, the Books of Bloods left an enormous impact on me after I read them and I adore the first two Hellraiser films! I would love to have seen that film with an enthusiastic crowd, sounds amazing.

@@immortalliumhorror8718 The first two Hellraiser👍 The third was ok, but kinda downhill from there lol! I’m looking into the books. You are bringing a lot to the horror table. Thank you 🎉

@@LightandLove73 Yeah, I'm a fan of Deep Space Nine so I was actually kinda looking forward to Hellraiser 3 because Terry Farrell was the lead. It just felt so lacklustre compared to the first two and I've never been excited to check out the rest of the franchise since then. Hoping that the new Hellraiser film is good but we'll just have to see. Glad to hear it!

@@immortalliumhorror8718 You aren’t missing much 😁 I’m looking forward to the new female Pinhead! That’s a twist I never would’ve expected.

I've heard good things about it so far so I'm quite excited about it as well.

Oh man! I could not even imagine what it must be like to watch that film being Swedish. Awesome to hear. Thanks!

Oh man! I remember a lot of people got really disturbed by that. Thanks for sharing!

That death was incredibly shocking and caught me off guard as well.

Ah, that makes sense. Considering its inspiration, I imagine that film is quite difficult to stomach.

Thank you very much! Means a lot to hear that!

I actually know someone who experiences something similar to that. I wasn't fazed by Hostel and made the mistake of showing it to a friend. She was really upset, REALLY upset and I didn't think she would be since she'd seen a lot of other horror movies. Turned out it was because of a trauma from her childhood about being restrained but that experience was one reason why I wanted to think about and learn more about what upsets people and really gets under their skin. Thanks for sharing that experience.

@@immortalliumhorror8718 I saw Scanners at the theater when I was 14. I started passing out, because I thought the guy chasing Michael Outside was the protagonist, and was going to make it through the entire movie. When he was killed off, it shocked me. My father made us leave shortly after, thinking it was the exploding head, but it wasn't. The Reservoir Dogs, I actually had to sto the film, lay down for about 15 - 20 minutes, and get the thoughts out of my head. I actually became very nauseous and didn't want to run to the bathroom to vomit. It made me that physically ill. I watched Hostel at the theater,and I thought that drill sequence went on for over a minute. I later watched it on TV with my gf, and I warned her, it's gruesome, and it goes on and on. It actually was under 4 seconds if I'm not mistaken, but my mind obviously had that moment of torture stuck in my head. The Human Centipede also made me ill as the doctor described the procedure, and I also had to stop watching momentarily to prevent being ill. Some films take you into an actual nightmare, and others can show similar things, but do nothing. It is interesting for sure.

Wow! That's incredible. Thank you for that information, particularly the first one since I had a similar experience when I was at a museum in Canada where my parents completely misinterpreted what had me upset.

I haven't but looking it up, it has an incredible cast! I'll take note of it so thanks for letting me know about it.

I'm so glad to hear that! Yeah, I can definitely relate to that. I remember being told that, as an autistic person, I had a greater level of empathy than others and I've noticed that if the main character of a show or movie, no matter what they're like, is shamed or unjustly humiliated, I have a strong reaction as if I were going through the experience. I don't know if that lines up completely with you but I think it's similar enough for me to mention. Awesome to hear and thanks for watching!

@@immortalliumhorror8718 Not really what I was going for, but scenes like that *totally* get my goat, too.

Glad to hear that! Means a lot. It's helped me a little but only with specific people. Thanks for the support!

Haha! Yeah, it's strange but I can handle that much better than the cat scene. Haha, your theory turned out to be correct!

Oh wow. I have that film but haven't watched it yet. Will be very interesting to see how that scene impacts me but it does line up with my thoughts that trauma is ultimately what upsets us. Thanks for sharing that experience.

Oh yeah, that's a great scene in It Follows and it is crazy how it's the inevitability that it will find you is terrifying. Haven't seen Inland Empire so I can't comment on that but that scene from Twin Peaks is super unnerving. Thanks for sharing that experience.

Awesome! Once you watch it, let me know what you thought about it!

I could definitely see that. Hereditary is a very powerful movie and there's some surprisingly upsetting imagery in the film. Yeah, that probably didn't help! Thanks for sharing that experience!

Haha! I wonder how that happened with the Babadook! Interesting to hear about that film since I don't know much about it. Thanks for commenting!

@@immortalliumhorror8718 Lol I know the synopsis said something different than what it was about.

I had a similar experience when I watched Eyes without a Face. Thought I knew the premise and it turned out I was completely wrong!

Yeah, I get that. Oh man, I feel like I'm almost obligated to watch the Human Centipede movies some day but they just sound quite gross to me. I know the basic premise of the second film and I also know about that scene with the car and baby. Interesting to hear that the atmosphere was executed effectively and that does make me slightly more interested in watching it. Thanks for sharing that experience!

Do animals being hurt by other animals disturb you, or only when humans do it?

​@@justinamenta7241 Only when humans do. There's a huge difference between an animal killing another animal, and a human killing an animal

Agreed. I don't like to see it but it hits very differently between seeing an animal attacking another animal and a human attacking an animal.

Then your scared of history the electric chair was tested on animals dogs cat's elephants before humans

Haha! I can imagine that is tricky info to get! If you write something that this video helped with (even just a little) let me know as I'd be very curious to see what it's about.

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As a kid the sender Halloween Friday the 131-4. First 2 nightmares original child's play the sender and Slugs. As an adult just 1 the mouth of madness I'm a writer that's too close to home.horror died after they watered down originals with cash grab sequels and critic defined the elements of making horror so the audience knows what to expect it's cliche and funny with over Gore

Yeah, those are pretty creepy as well. Yeah, I do get the feeling that it's meant to be a blend of comedy and horror but some of the scenes do seem to be quite intense.