Be Honest, who would want to see a real snuff film?

I'm pretty sure snuff movies do exist but I don't think it's as easy as most ppl would think to get a hold on one, since it's evidence to a crime and those ppl making such movies will sure prevent these evidences to be freely accessable on the internet.
I once read about one case of snuff-movie making in Italy. Victims where street kids mostly and they would only sent the tapes through mail.
Anyways I myself would never watch a real snuff movie. I love to play video-games such as Gears of War where you can 'kill' ppl with chainsaws and I watch horror movies on a regular base but I don't think I could handle watching a snuff movie.
I once tried to watch a beheading but as soon as they put the knife on the victims throat I had to turn it off.
So yeah I can only watch violence if I know it's fake.


Lindsey: What happen to your nose?
Slevin Kelevra: I used it to break some guy's fist.

You don't stumble across real snuff movies. Anyone who watches one, if they even do exist, has to have gone looking for it and that's sick.

Do any of you seriously think that evidence of a crime that can carry a life sentence or even the death penalty is going to be that easy to get hold of?

If such a market exists it would be a very lucrative and underground one and likely only available to those able to pay a lot of money.

And that means that anyone who willing watches or buys snuff films is increasing the demand for snuff films. The people who make and sell them do so to satisfy a demand for them.

I'll admit, the idea of them existing makes me as curious as anyone but I'd never support such evil, sadistic actions and that alone is the reason why I wouldn't watch even if the opportunity was presented to me.

Leah Clearwater- Taking down warped perfection one snark at a time.

I've seen plenty of faux "snuff" films (someone mentioned guinea pig series earlier) and there are a ton of underground films centering around human torture (all fake of course). But none were as terrible as the real thing. Much like the Faces of Death, I've seen people "die", but only once have I seen someone brutally murdered on tape.

It was a viral video that sort of caught wind a few years ago (think; 2 girls 1 cup). My friends and I were getting a kick out of watching reaction videos on youtube, and we eventually googled some and found them. Then, eventually we found a reference to a video called, "3 guys 1 hammer". Thinking it was along the lines of 2G1CP, and 1 Guy 1 Jar, we searched it and found it in some forum and prepared to get grossed out.

Only, it wasn't. It was incredibly disturbing, and unlike the other videos where we laughed and covered our eyes in hysterics, everyone was completely silent when watching the video because it was REAL. It was footage taken from a trio of young killers (called the Dnepropetrovsk maniacs) who shot 7 mins worth of torturing a man with a powertool.

Not what I would recommend for ppl to watch for laughs, and I don't see how anyone would want to come back for more after one viewing. It stayed with me for days, and every once in a while I'm reminded of it and it is seriously depressing.

I watched the Dnepropetrovsk video and it was pretty hard to watch because I read the man who was killed was on his way to visit his grandchild but instead ending up meeting up with the killers.

Never, ever. No, no, no.

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