This isn't as gory as I thought it would be
I thought this was supposed to be a graphic gory bloodfest??
shareI thought this was supposed to be a graphic gory bloodfest??
shareyeah I was expecting much more gore and less campy music
3/10When there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...
It wasn't even that gory for it's time. 'Dawn Of The Dead' was much gorier and it came out four years earlier.
shareDawn of the Dead really wasn't that gory. Pieces beats it for sure.
shareHuh, I thought the opposite.
shareI personally found the scene where the girl with the great teats is being stalked in the loo and pees herself with the camera in close up to be way more disturbing than any of the gore. It was oddly a very unclean scene for me and I love sleazy, unclean movies.
shareAre you serious? Dawn has more gore in the first twenty minutes than Pieces does in its entirety.
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Dawn of the Dead gore looks way too fake - perhaps I should have been clearer.
Anyway, I found Pieces' gore to be much more realistic and disturbing. Dawn of the Dead's gore was cheesy and at times really terribly done. I love Savini as much as the next horror fan, but that film wasn't his best work to be sure.
The fx were done like that intentionally in Dawn as an artistic choice. Romero was going for a bold comic book-like feel; hence the blue/grey zombies and bright red blood. In my opinion, it ties in brilliantly with the rest of the film.
I love Pieces but I don't find it the least bit disturbing. Just hilarious.
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The violence in a zombie movie isn't as disturbing because it's fantasy. Seeing women getting butchered with a chainsaw by a real 'person' is obviously going to be way more unsettling. I thought this movie was quite outrageous.
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