The 30 minute gang r*pe scenes in I Spit On Your Grave/Day Of The Woman (1978) are hard to watch. It shows r*pe exactly how it is - brutal - it's not glamorized at all, there's no 'torture p*rn' here. You'll be horrified, because r*pe is horrifying. It can actually be viewed as an anti-r*pe film (which was the filmmaker's intention, based on a real life experience of coming to the aid of a woman who had just been gang-raped, and not being able to get the proper help or justice).
The film is very stark and realistic, for instance there's no soundtrack at all, and despite the brutality of it all, I appreciate the film; it's definitely not the 'worst film ever made' like critics branded it.
Last edited by a moderator:
No but, seriously. Also Man Bites Dog which shocking and funny in equal meaures.
It's actually one of my MOST favorite movies. Very well done and intense. HIGHLY recommended. It's just the end scenes that'll get you queasy...ish.
anything that makes me feel uncomfortable or sticks in my brain automatically gets a high rating for me since most of the films released today can't even incite a yawn lol.. most of them are just plain boring or same old. 
i think it really went too far; i would've walked out if i watched it on the bigscreen. but i like how they used infrasound to amp up the uneasy factor in some parts, i read that they used it in the beginning portion and in the r*pe scene. well it definitely worked for me 
.
). 
