Courtesy of I-Mockery, where I first found this film - NWS! Gore! Minor spoilers!
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Head clapping!

Ah yes 'Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky'
Braindead is more gory though

Ichi the Killer for me.

Starship Troopers Was laughingly bloody...

I've seen numerous, but this scene jumped to mind immediately (spoilers/cool scene spoiler) from 28 Weeks Later (Helicopter):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XWz0Lbx9V0

If you've seen the new trailer for John Rambo, then I think you have a winner. It's so bloody, it's unreal.

Braindead, bar none.

Faces of Death

I know people will probably question this, but the violence in Robocop is still among the bloodiest of the last 20 years.

Planet Terror is likely up there.

This is a very subjective thread topic, but for me, I'd say either Aftermath (1992) or Cannibal Holocaust (1980).

In terms of carnage I think it's John Woo's early films (The Killers, A Better Tomorrow) which don't seem too gross despite the gallons of "blood". In terms of outright believable violence, it's Gaspar Noe's "Irreversible" which I couldn't finish watching...and I'm not alone as this excerpt from a review illustrates:

"IRREVERSIBLE is the year's most controversial film by far. It caused quite a stir at the '02 Cannes Film Festival, where outraged viewers reportedly walked out, fainted, threw up and abused festival staffers. Many French critics even called for a nationwide boycott of the film."

Live Free or Die Hard -- reportedly, in one scene John McClane gives one of the terrorists a bruise. In another brutal sequence, the "I'm a Mac" guy can be seen applying a band-aid to his "boo boo".

is there a way to see that trailer other than through Quicktime and can anyone link that?

Here it is at YouTube - still squished though.

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That was cool

I avoid violent films but I was tricked into watching Pan's Labyrinth because of its false advertising as an "enchanting fairy-tale". It was the most violent, gruesome and sadistic two hours I have ever been subjected to.

That Rambo trailer was cool! The story looks little lame but the action is what it's all about.

Seriously? No you're kidding right....?

EDIT: judging from your other posts, no you're not. But dude, seriously, what are you doing in this thread?

I liked that scene better when it was in Planet Terror...however, the 28 Weeks version seems a bit 'meatier' - literally.

I think The Hills Have Eyes remake is way up there for one of the goriest/most violent movies I've ever seen (not to be confused with the recent shit sandwhich sequel).

Muder-Set-Pieces was pretty damn bloody. Same goes for Ichi the Killer and Braindead. I'm a total gorehound so I'm pretty desensitized, but those tend to stick out in my mind.

that was awesome. thank you so much. looked more gory than many of the horror movies the past few years. and bringing back the "White Shadow" is shear genuis. i am looking very forward to this.

Apocolypto was the most bloody and violent movie I've seen. What made it cringe worthy was the realism, not the cartoony blood and gore seen in horror movies.