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GORE is where you find it...

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Dr_Gor
Posts 838

3/3/2007 6:27 PM
posted awhile ago

GORE is where you find it...

For all of you TRUE GOREHOUNDS out there, I would recomend the following...

Zombie (1979) - Details - Spout ... ( ...excuse me, Miss, you have something in your EYE... )

Cannibal Ferox (1981) - Details - Spout

Cannibal Holocaust (1979) - Details - Spout

Dawn of the Dead (1978) - Details - Spout

Day of the Dead (1985) - Details - Spout

And try watching Re-Animator (1985) - Details - Spout one more time... by about the 5th or 6th viewing it will occur to you that they don't get much better than this... < GOR >

Phantasma-gore- ia
Posts 85

3/3/2007 7:16 PM
posted awhile ago

Re: GORE is where you find it...

My gore ratings for the good doctor's rec's: Zombie 5/10, Cannibal Ferox 9/10, Holocaust 11/10, Dawn [O] 5/10, Day [O] 7/10 and Re-Animator 4/10. Visit http://bloodgutsandgore.com if you want my $0.02. ;)

Dr_Gor
Posts 838

3/4/2007 6:11 PM
posted awhile ago

Re: GORE is where you find it...

There are SEVERAL 'non-horror' titles which contain some EXCELLENT 'GORE-SCENES'... I have talked about this with 'Phantasma-gore-ia' in the past... among these are :

Marked for Death (1990) - Details - Spout

Out for Justice (1991) - Details - Spout

Bloodsport (1986) - Details - Spout

Fists of Fury (1971) - Details - Spout

The Cowboys (1972) - Details - Spout

The Godfather (1972) - Details - Spout

Deliverance (1972) - Details - Spout

And, of course, The Wild Bunch (1969) - Details - Spout ... which is even listed in John McCarty's book 'Splatter Movies'...

Phantasma-gore- ia
Posts 85

3/5/2007 12:23 AM
posted awhile ago

Re: GORE is where you find it...

Of these I've seen the two Segal flicks and The Godfather, which is on my you-know-what. The horse head scene was gruesome as can possibly be and here's a factoid which will polarise the grossness: it was real. The head was from an actual horse and was procured from a glue factory. The blood was likely synthetic, but the head was the real deal. ;)