I was very disturbed myself

This film is precisely what's wrong with the MPAA rating system. The system may punish sexuality, but the vile, extreme, gruesome violence in this film passed with an R, making me wonder what film the ratings board saw. In spite of what this says about American society, know that multiplex cinemas can't regulate every auditorium, and unless films receive an NC-17 when deserved, cinemas won't police auditoriums sufficiently to keep children out.

sorry but i cant even get pass thru the violence i cant some toutre parts i just cant imagine it nastttyyy even thinking about it you will lose meaning

If you do not like gore, you hate nudity (although its human nature if you ask me when it come to nudity), you easily get offended, hate cursing, you will not like this movie. For what it is, its nothing special in terms of writing or story, although the movie does have a strange charm to it (thanks to Quentin Tarantino's involvement in the film). If you're a horror fan, chances are you will enjoy this movie. For me, its simply above average.

I'm gonna start off by saying that this movie is not for kids. The writer/director, Eli Roth, was surprised that it was rated R and not NC-17. It is filled with graphic nudity and brutal torture/violence. That being said, people need to learn not to be prejudiced when is comes to movies. This is a hard core horror film that's meant to screw with your head. Just because it's graphic does not mean it is a bad movie. Now, there are things in this movie that I didn't care for. A sequence with a bunch of violent little kids is quite pointless and a little too over the top. But the story line makes sense. Not only does it make sense, it sounds like something that could actually happen. So don't go hating on this movie because it's graphic. Hate on it, if you must, because you thought Europeans were portrayed in an offensive way, or because of a legitimate reason. Look at the cover of the movie for Pete's sake! Does it look like a movie that will appeal to somebody that doesn't like gory movies? If these movies upset you, don't complain! It's your own fault that you decided to see a movie with a chainsaw on the poster!! So stop offending Eli Roth with your prudish opinions and thank him for making such an interesting horror film.

for horror fans, this movie is worth seeing, although you have to have a strong stomach. the first 40 minutes of the movie are filled with constant drugs, nudity, sex, and drinking. the movie gets pretty trippy after a while, because things start to seem very weird once their friend is missing. not to long later there is around 45 minutes of constant horrific torture. (a man pleads to let him leave so the bad guy slices the back of both of his feet and tells him to leave, the man tries to walk but it just splits his fees right open.) at other times a man has a ball tied to his mouth so he cant be heard but he is so horrified that he vomits, the puke has no ware to go so he chokes on it. you also see a women get a blow torch to the face, resulting in her eye hanging out and being cut from her socket. i think this movie is under rated because there is always so much hype about the saw movies and how theres nothing worse. i am telling you this movie makes saw look like wall-E. aside from all this bad stuff, it is interesting to think about how people could be so sinister to want to do such horrid things. i like this movie and you feel up for it then go for it, but keep in mind you probably have not seen anything as bad as this before in film

This movie is a true disgrace for what society has made a 'norm' for a rated R movie. This movie is half porn and half torture - 100% waste of any decent person's time. This movie needed a much different rating than R. For the sake of our children and american society as a whole our standards for what we allow to fall into the rated R category need to be revisited!

Most parents will say no to letting their kids watch this, but most kids end up seeing it anyway. If they go over to a friends house, you can be sure they're watching movies like this. It's literally pointless to try to keep them from seeing it. I know the MPAA is a guide line and sure, good for them, but it's useless.

Hated this "film". I unfortunately saw this before I had any discernment, and regret it now. The horrific idea for this film stretches reality, in that we have to wonder who would ever desire to do this to a human being. Torture and killing for fun is no joke and the absolutely sickening methods and messages of the people in the film makes me question what kind of reprobate would even conceive of making such a film, or even consider it in the first place. How dare parents ever think this is okay for children or teens! I normally don't get so passionate about the egregious filth in a film, and the reprehensible act of ruining the teenager or child's innocence, but if you allow them to watch it, it could scar them.