The Most Controversial Films Of All Time: Part III

[Misawa]

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The final part. I hope you've enjoyed this special. There will be more to come. Thanks for your support of the publications.

[John!]

I was quite suprised you didn't include Borat. I thought that was quite controversial due to the racism.

[Misawa]

Again, Borat is in the minor leagues of controversy.

[Asher]

I guess all the snuff films at the time, there's plenty more to go along with Cannibal Holocaust, which I didn't find too bad myself, except the baby being ripped out then discarded scene ;S;/

Faces of Death series are pretty grim.

[iTech]

The 4 films, I was expecting.

Exorcist,
The Evil Dead
Zombie Flesh Eaters
Cannibal Holocaust

I was quite surprised, The Stink Of Flesh wasn't on there.
As that's very controversial, for the man-zombie rape scene

[Asher]

ahaha, I remember the zombie sex scene in peter jackson's brain dead/dead or alive.

[Virgin Mary]

I like the cannibal holocaust when they all get killed at the end

[MrBig]

The birth of a nation? Thats quite an old one, but it probably wasn't that contreversial back then.

[Misawa]

I deliberately only included films that I own, and have collected over the years. As for the Faces Of Death series, I have seen them all, but do not own them. Besides, they are more shockumentary than film, and 95% of their content is fake, as well as repeated over and over in the latter titles.

Snuff films are an urban legend. People have yet to see one.

[Asher]

ekk, my bad. I should have put accused of being snuff films, due to their realist depictions of death.