Hello and welcome to Criminal History. This video will explore some of the most disturbing
films you can watch. A Serbian Film
Many people will not be surprised to see a Serbian Film on this list. For most
people that have watched it, it will be the first film that comes to mind.
Especially, if they have seen the complete uncensored horror of the uncut version.
The film is the epitome of a disturbing movie, encapsulating the full scope of Horror.
Not only does it contain Gore that pushes the line of what is legally acceptable to the very
edge, but it's also a psychological Journey Into darkness and depravity.
The film tells the story of an ex adult film star and it plunges you into uncomfortability
from the opening scene, when his young son discovers and watches one of his old movies.
For the rest of the film you are left squirming with disgust as the depravity gently ramps up
to a crescendo. The retired adult movie star Milos agrees to make one last lucrative film
when he runs into financial difficulty. It is proposed to him that the film pays
so well because it is an artistic high-end work of art and not a smutty low-end movie.
It later becomes a apparent that Milos has been specifically selected because of his rough style
when in action. As the film progresses the film and the people in charge of production become
darker and more dangerous. Milos is driven to the set blindfolded and escorted by armed Guards.
The scenes become violent and it is unclear whether it is an act by paid actresses or,
if they are actually being harmed. However, it soon becomes undeniable
when he himself is harmed and physically forced to harm others. In reality the producer Vukmir
has no plans of making an adult movie but instead wants to create the greatest snuff movie ever.
Like many depraved Elites in the world today he has many connections in various
influential sectors including psychology, child psychology, state television, and state security.
Disturbingly, the producer uses his background working with children to include them in the
film. Milos naively attempts to resign from acting in the film. However, he doesn't realize he is
already in too deep and that is not an option. When he submits his resignation at a meeting,
his drink is spiked with an unknown concoction of chemicals which cause him to become
hyper-aggressive, hyper-aroused and uncontrollably unhinged. When the chemical concoction causes him
to blank out he commits violent acts of depravity and murder on camera, under the manipulation and
direction of Vukmir. He is also taken against his will himself by one of the guards whilst
knocked out and sedated. The movie also unravels the bizarre jealousy of Milos's brother Marco.
Marco who is also a police detective is deeply jealous of his brother's career,
sexual ability, and happy family. In the climax of the film it is shown that Marco
completely betrays Milos and his family in the most horrifying and disturbing way possible.
Some of the scenes in the film are too grotesque to mention on YouTube.
It is also because of these, especially the scenes involving children, and in one case a
baby, that led to it being banned in several countries including the Philippines, Spain,
Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Norway.
It also required mandatory cuts in the UK to be legally allowed. If you are tempted to watch the
film be pre-warned that some of the scenes are so horrifically disturbing beyond your
comprehension that they may traumatize you, and negatively change your perception of reality.
Hostel.
When hostel was first emerged in 2005 it did not receive as much praise as it perhaps deserves on
later viewing. The level of grotesque gore was shocking and hard to watch, but it lacked the
believability to make it scary. The over-the-top violence for the simple pursuit of pleasure was
hard to even imagine, giving the film a cartoonish comical feel. However, the wall of ignorance about
how brutally sick the world really is has been lifted in recent years. This makes the premise of
the movie shockingly believable and therefore it becomes terrifying. The film follows two
American men and their Icelandic friend traveling across Europe parting as they go. The movie gets
its title from the various cheap hostels they stay in on their travels. As to be expected they start
their journey in Amsterdam a city of great culture but even better as a den of debauchery. There they
meet a young man that convinces them to go to Slovakia. With the promise of easy women they
make their way there across Europe. When they get there they find that their tip off is absolutely
correct. Beautiful European women seemingly throw themselves at them, fawning over their accents.
However, what seems like is too good to be true usually is, and the travelers find this out in
brutal fashion. The stunning women that are hanging on their every world, are nothing but
a honey pot. After a night of seduction main character Paxton and his friend Josh awake to
find their friend Ollie missing. But, he is not missing at all. He has been kidnapped. These hot
European women are sent to seduce and intoxicate vulnerable travelers to kidnap them. But, kidnap
them for what? They are kidnapped on behalf of wealthy Elites who seemingly have everything. And,
so bored of their abundance they crave the sickest form of forbidden fruit, murder and not just any
murder, a prolonged, no-limits murder in which they can inflict any amount of pain they desire.
First we see Josh waking up, chained to a chair in a cellar whilst his captor lines
up the various tools he will use to inflict pain on him, including pliers drills and saws.
Some of the most gruesome scenes in film history follow which will have you wincing with disgust.
However, other than the gore hostel failed to truly disturb viewers as it
lacked believability. In 2005 when it was released, the concept of people paying for
the pleasure of murdering someone was nothing but a fantasy. At that time even snuff films
were thought to be an urban legend. However, the dark web has put any speculation to bed.
Peter Scully proved both to be true when he was arrested. It was found he was running a website in
which he produced and sold snuff films in exchange for thousands of pounds worth of cryptocurrency.
Peter Scully is finally in jail likely never to walk free again
Charged with kidnapping, R, t*rture, and selling the gruesome videos he's made which detailed the
terror and pain of his child victims. This arrest also helped strengthen the theory of another grim
Urban Legend the Red Rooms. Red Rooms on the dark web are said to host live executions in
which viewers can request actions to be taken against a victim in exchange for cryptocurrency.
However, the existence of these as of now remains unproven. Also, in 2020 police found
a soundproofed shipping container equipped with similar instruments to that of hostel,
kitted out to inflict maximum pain on a victim. The container included a dentist-like chair,
pliers, handcuffs, and scalpels. This was in operation by a criminal Syndicate in
the Netherlands and it was seized by Dutch police. All of this makes a later viewing
of Hostel a terrifying experience. To think that this scenario could actually happen and
possibly is already happening in countries all over the world is a haunting thought.
Martyrs
Martyrs runs along a similar vein as Hostel in that, elites kidnap victims so that they
can imprison hostages and inflict as much pain as possible on them. However,
the elites in Martyrs do this for a very different reason which is beautifully laid out in the film.
Martyrs tells the story of two young girls who meet in an orphanage. One of the girls Lucy has
severe issues after the abuse she received she was kidnapped and t*rtured by the previously
mentioned elites. To cope with the mental anguish and PTSD, she self-injures herself while her
friend Anna Comforts her. They form a sisterly bond as they grow up together in the orphanage.
When Lucy self-injures herself, she hallucinates that a female demon that follows her is the one
harming her. The reason for this is that when she escaped from her imprisonment she passed
a chained up girl suffering the same fate as her. She desperately wanted to help her but was afraid
she might be recaptured so she left her to face ab*se, t*rture, and extreme agony. In her guilt
she starts to imagine the girl is haunting her and as she gets older the demon she imagines become
scarier and more gruesome with an acceleration of injuries on her body. Her self injuries appear
when her imagined demon appears believing it is this demon that is doing it, even though her
friend can see it is her. I WARN some of the self-inflicted injuries are extremely graphic
including severely deep gashes and they may trigger anyone suffering from that kind of thing.
It may even be traumatizing to those that do not. She begins to believe the only way she can stop
being haunted by these visions is to get revenge on her captors, which she does by executing an
entire family. However, that seemingly does not help as the creature is seen writhing in
terrifying agony shortly after, chasing her. With no way out of this misery in sight she finishes
herself in front of her best friend that has come to save her. Her friend Anna stays at the house
to try and clean up the crime scene and ends up finding a concealed dungeon in the basement. This
basement is no Joseph Fritzel style homemade job but a professionally built prison. There she finds
a female victim not dissimilar to the creature in her friend's visions, tied up and half naked with
visible injuries all over her body, indicating the torment she has suffered. She tries to rescue the
victim but the secretive organization that the dead family worked for appear with armed guards.
And, from there Anna goes on to experience excruciating suffering as she becomes the new
victim of this organization. The mysterious group believe that only extreme pain can help a person
achieve true enlightenment and discover knowledge that bridges the state of life and death.
Women are chosen because they are said to be more receptive of this. This is how the film gets its
name. The women are martyred so that humanity can achieve a greater understanding of the afterlife,
and the purpose of life itself. As you would expect Anna is subject to gruesome t*rture in
this quest. And, when she is at the brink of death she finally achieves this enlightenment. The shock
ending of this film surrounding the outcome of this enlightenment catches you completely unaware,
making you question why what happens happened, allowing you to form your own speculations.
We Are The Flesh We Are The Flesh Is a truly barbaric film hailing
from Mexico. set in a mysterious post-apocalyptic world it was destined to be bleak viewing. An
isolated unhinged depraved man named Mariano has found a place of shelter and food amidst the chaos
of the Apocalypse. But, when teenage brother and sister Lucio and Fauna stumble across him, things
become even grimmer. He offers them the food and shelter they need to survive at a dire cost.
A cost many would rather die than pay. Mariano begins displaying ever increasing bizarre antics.
Also, evil literally radiates from his eyes. He makes them build
a cocoon-like structure in the building from scraps like cardboard and duct tape.
He also begins to psychologically groom them sexually. He breaks down their morals mentally. At
one point he poisons Fauna and in order for Mariano to give her the antidote, he forces the
vegetarian Lucio to eat meat first. He manipulates the brother and sister to have an incestuous love
affair for his own pleasure. The resulting sex scenes are highly explicit. Even after Mariano
dies the siblings continue their bizarre affair, and their depravity even amps up further. Fauna
even tries to ride the dead Mariano. Somehow Mariano is reborn in the Cocoon they have made.
Seemingly this has a deeper meaning. But, like many Art House films this is far from obvious.
In horrifying fashion they also randomly kidnap and cannibalize a victim. Another woman also
mysteriously arrives out of nowhere and Fauna immediately starts to sexually assault her.
Mariano then quickly follows suit. Along with being one of the most twisted, weird, and bizarre
films ever, it also one of the most explicit. It even culminates in a flesh-eating orgy. The film
seems to follow no discernible storyline or point other than demonstrating incredibly disturbing,
yet visually impressive scenes. It is worth a watch as an artistic experience but not as a film.