Mis film teil enim kananaha ihule on ajanud?

[morminas]

[Silence]

[MariHeleen]

[Olorin]

[MariHeleen]

Ma ei tea. Seal oli see mingi kummaline hirm, mis mind ennist oli unenägudes kummitanud. Vb see oli, mis mind hirmule ajas. V ma ka ei tea.

Ega. Tglt .Inimesed on erinevad ka .

[Orz]

Harri Egipti kanaliha reklaam.

kanaa kanaa kanaa hakk-liha

[Hadrian]

"The Thing", 1982.

[teknoloog]

Scary Movie... ee... ? esimene?

Ameerika kultuur ja naljasoon on ikka asjad, mis õuduse peale ajavad.

Edit: Vabandust, kananaha. Jäägem ikka teema sisse. Hiljutinähtutest võiks sellisel juhul ära mainida ka eestlaste oma "Sigade Revolutsiooni". Nii piinlik film, et kananahk ei tahtnud tõepoolest lahkuda.

Edit2: Siiski, neid kahte ülemist ei tohiks võrrelda. Aga eestlaste oma "Röövlirahnu Martin" oli ka suht häbiväärne.

[elavsurm]

Filmid mis olid kohe tõeliselt õudsad ja võivad mõnedes inimestes tekitada tõsist mänguasjavaenulikust on "Child`s Play" kõik kolm osa. Eriti kole on kui neid filme näevad nii kaheksa aastased, kellele meeldib nukkudega mängida.

[cens]

The Grudge

The Amityville

Saw1.2

[uim]

natuke teemast mööda aga kui kedagi huvitab siis(ETTEVAATUST:võib tekitada ebameeldivusi lugemisel).

Kõige Haigemate Top 10




10. Irreversible


Irreversible is not a film, it's a machine. A machine built with one purpose and one purpose only: to upset, distress, nauseate, and disturb you. From the queasy camera movements, to the hypnotizing soundtrack, to the reverse narrative, to the violent and disturbing imagery, Irreversible is not a film that you will easily forget.

Though there are only two really sick scenes in the film, (a harrowing, violent, and seemingly never-ending rape, and the infamous fire-extinguisher-bludgeon scene), they are so well done, and so shocking - especially in the context of the story - that we felt compelled to include Irreversible on this list. Rarely has a title been so appropriate; once you have seen this film, you cannot un-see it, and its effect on your will be forever Irreversible.


Irreversible ei ole film, vaid masin. Mis on ehitatud ainult üheks asjaks - Inimest endast välja ajama, südame halvaks ajama ja häirima.
Seda filmi ei unusta nii pea kui seda näinud oled.
Filmis on kaks tõsisemalt häirivat stseeni: Näiliselt lõpmatu vägistamine ja
tulekustutajaga "mängimine".

"Kui sa seda näinud oled, sa ei unusta seda kunagi; selle filmi mõjud on taastamatud"









9. Men Behind The Sun



T.F. Mous' Men Behind The Sun stands out on the list as the only film to be based on a true story. This truly sickening film recounts the atrocities committed during World War 2 by the Japanese in the name of science, research, and the advancement of warfare.

To be honest, this film could be 100% fictional and it still would have made the top 10 list, as some of the scenes are downright brutal and extremely controversial: a (supposedly real) live cat is thrown into a room of starving rats and torn to pieces; a (supposedly real) corpse of a boy is slowly autopsied; a man is placed in a pressure chamber until his intestines blow out of his anus; a woman is tied to a post outside in the freezing cold, with buckets of cold water being dumped over her head to test the effects of frostbite, then her hands are plunged into boiling hot water, the skin peeling right off the bones; etc etc (those aren't even the worst scenes, trust us).

Add to those visual images the fact that these atrocities were actually committed and you have yourself a recipe for something truly disturbing and unsettling - one that will challenge your mind and your ideals (along with your ability to hold down your lunch).

Tegevus toimub Teise Maailmasõja ajal jaapanis. See film tehti tõsilool sündmuste järgi.
Mõned stseeni on tõsiselt brutaalsed ja vaidlust tekitavad:
Väidetavalt päris elus kass visatakse ruumi kus on näljutatud rotid, kus kass rebitakse tükkideks; Uuritaks päris lapse surnukeha, aeglaselt, haiglaselt; Mees visatakse rõhu kambrisse punktini kus mehe organid "hüppavad" tema "persest" välja; Naine seotakse posti külge, ta on õues, talle visatakse jääkülma vett pähe, et testida külmanäpistuste mõju. Peale seda, ta käeb pannakse keevasse vette. Näeb kuidas ta nahk koorub maha ja konte on näha.
Ja väidetavalt pole need veel hulleimad stseenid.
Veel mõelda, et see juhtus päriselt.. on sul õudusfilm.





8. Salo: 120 Days of Sodom



By far the most heady and artsy film on the list, Pier Paolo Pasolini's Salo, or 120 Days of Sodom is also one of the most disturbing and (dare we say) damaging. There are very few films that, upon viewing, will have us running to the showers to try and scrub ourselves clean. This is one of those films.

The premise is fairly simple: a group of wealthy, influential, and severely deranged fascists in World War 2-era Italy kidnap a group of teenage boys and girls from their villages, lock them away in their compounds, and spend the next weeks using them to re-enact the Marquis De Sade's 120 Days of Sodom. So over the course of the film they strip them down, humiliate them, make them eat feces, molest them, rape them and ultimately publicly dismember and execute them.

The end.

Feel good movie of the year? We don't think so. The film does have a lot to say about the nature of power and the corruptive attraction of pure fascism, and is considered a work of art by the film community (it was released as part of the highly esteemed Criterion Collection DVD's, which is extremely rare and expensive). Don't let that fool you though, this film is nasty, dirty, puerile, and may scar you for life (if you can get your hands on a copy).


See film on kõige nö. parem, kunstlikust küljest vaadates.
See film on üks kõige häirivaimaid filme, peale mille sa tahad joosta end sellest puhtaks pesema.

Tegevus toimub Teise Maailmasõja ajal Itaalias. Kus kamp fasiste röövivad teismelise eas tüdrukud ja poisid ühest külast, Itaalias.
Nad üritavad seal läbi teha "Marquis De Sade's 120 Days of Sodom" nende laste peal.
Neid piinatakse, vägistatakse, tõmmatakse tükkideks ja lõpuks tapetakse.
Palju kriitikud peavad seda üheks parimaks. See on tõeliselt häiriv film ja kui kellegil avaneb võimalus seda filmi näha, siis ta peaks olema õnnelik, kuna see on väga haruldane.






7. Ichi The Killer



We'd like to take a time out to give thanks to whatever higher power (or lower power, as it were) is responsible for Takashi Miike's existence. That crazy son of a bitch has cranked out some of our all time favorite genre flicks, and is one of the reasons we love Japan so damn much. So it's only natural that his most gleefully violent, over-the-top and sadistic film make this list.

Ichi is probably the most well known film on this list; primarily because - despite the insane levels of gore, smut, and depravity that occur in the film - Ichi manages to have an almost playful, comical aspect to it. In short, it doesn't take itself too seriously, and the characters are so quirky and weird that it's much easier for most people to digest the fact that they're cutting off someone's nipples, or slicing someone in half, or cutting someone's face off and throwing it against the wall, etc etc - hence the film's popularity and accessibility. As it stands, this film is often quoted as the sickest film ever, but usually only by people who haven't seen the rest of our Top 10.


Ichi on arvatavasti üks tuntumaid filme selles Top Kümnes. Välja jättes haiglane piinamine ja muundamine - Ichi'l õnnestus leida koomiline ja naljakas aspekt asjale. Selle filmi tegelased on nii veidrad, ei võeta neid nii tõsiselt. Enamusel on seda kerge seedida. Kui inimestel lõigatakse nibud ära, lõigatakse nägu ära ja visatakse vastu seina, lõigatakse inimene pooleks jne.
Paljud inimesed arvavad, et see on number üks, kõige haigemate filmide Top Kümnes.
See pole nii, kuna nad pole näinud ülejäänuid filme, mis on selles Top Kümnes.



6. Murder-Set-Pieces



What to say about this film that hasn't already been said? You can easily describe Nick Palumbo's magnum opus in 3 words: controversial, controversial, controversial. Murder-Set-Pieces is a throwback to a time when horror and exploitation films really pushed the envelope through excessive scenes of violence and sex (ie Last House on the Left, I Spit On Your Grave, etc), and it manages to conjure up the same amount of controversy as the aforementioned films.

Does that mean the film is good? Well that's up to you to decide (our opinion? Not really), but what it DOES mean is that this film is 100% certified sickness. Featuring special effects by the gore masters at Toe Tag Pictures (also responsible for our #1 movie on this list), this film has definitely got its share of sick moments, bloody dismemberments and horrifying rapes, all shot in gorgeous 35mm with a real score and a real budget. The highlight (or lowlight) lies in the slow, graphic, and extremely realistic murder of a young child - a scene that will stick with you for a long time, whether you want it to or not.


Mis selle filmi kohta ikka öelda? See on tõsiselt vastuoluline ja haiglane(nagu iga film siin listis).
Aeglane ja realistlik lapse tapmise stseen.
Kõigest 35 minutit pikk, stseen jääb pikaks ajaks meelde - isegi kui sa tahad seda või mitte.





5. Guinea Pig: Flower of Flesh and Blood



Ok now we're cooking! We&'ve now entered the Top 5, and there's no turning back now folks. We have to warn you, though, that the following films are not in any way for the weak of heart, and should not be viewed unless you are prepared to witness some truly sick and disturbing imagery. You've been warned.

What better way to kick off the Top 5 then with Flower of Flesh and Blood, the most brutal (and well-known) of the Guinea Pig series of films. This is the film that was so realistic and so disturbing, that Charlie Sheen took it to the FBI after viewing a copy, convinced it was a real snuff film. After a brief investigation the FBI dropped the case, as it was obviously just a really well-done film, but the damage was done when the story hit the news, and the film has been reaping the rewards of its notoriety ever since.

Not that it isn't well deserved; this is quality stuff here folks. The film itself is fairly simple: a creepy Japanese dude in a samurai suit (don';t ask us) kidnaps a girl, drugs her, ties her to a bed, and slowly cuts her to pieces. That's it, that's the whole movie. But the special effects are SO well done and so convincing, it really takes it to a whole other level. Fingers, hands, you name it; everything is cut off in slow, agonizing detail. The blood looks great, the gore is splendid, and the dismemberments are top notch (for example, after cutting off one of her hands, the fingers suddenly clench around his wrist, despite the fact it is no longer attached. Yikes.).

The other Guinea Pig films attempt to recapture Flower of Flesh and Blood's quality and success (Mermaid in a Manhole is also excellent), but this film is definitely the bright, shining, bloody red star in the collection and is required viewing for every self-proclaimed sicko out there.



See film oli siis nii haiglane, et Charlie Sheen viis selle FBI'sse ja oli 100%
kindel, et see oli päris.
Haiglane jaapanlane "ninja" riietuses röövib tüdruku, uimastab ta, seob ta tooli külge ja lõikab tükkideks.
Kõik lõigatakse küljest - näpud, varbad, kõrvad jne. Kõik näeb fantastiline välja. Näiteks, pärast käe maha lõikamist, näpud haaravad käest kinni, kuigi käsi pole enam küljes.
See film on siis igale psühhole maailmas.



4. Cannibal Holocaust


Nothing conjures up that gut-deep feeling of horror like a dose of good, old-fashioned Cannibalism. And though a slew of sick Cannibal films came out in the 70's, the creme de la creme of inter-species snacking is, without a doubt, Ruggero Deodato's horrific masterpiece Cannibal Holocaust.

This is exploitation at its finest; rife with graphic scenes of rape, dismemberment, torture, real animal death, and, of course, cannibalism. The film is presented similar to The Blair Witch Project, with the footage supposedly recovered from a group of American researchers who documented their trip to the jungles of South America right up until their final moments, which lends a grainy, realistic look to the film that goes a long way to making it feel very real and very disturbing.

The film was banned in countless countries, and Deodato actually had to show evidence, in court, that the film was indeed fake, even going so far as to bring the actors on a popular TV talk show in Italy to prove they were still alive.

Though the film depicts countless scenes of rape and murder, what really pushed this film over the top was the very real and very unsettling footage of animal slaughter, which caused the film to be banned even in its country of origin (Italy). If you are overly sensitive to this kind of thing, you may want to skip this one, though we suspect if you are reading this list, you aren't the squeamish type. Which is why we love each and every one of you sick bastards.

(Note: a special edition of this film is coming out on DVD Oct 25th in limited quantities so pre-order yours now).

Ehk siis parim kannibalismi film. Selle filmi teeb eriliseks päris looma mõrvamine. Julm. Inimestel rebitakse käed, jalad küljest. Piinatakse, vägistatakse ja muidugi, kannibalism.
Üks põhjus miks see film bänniti lugematul hulgal riikides on see, et julm looma tapmine/piinamine. Selles filmis on lugematu arv vägistamisi ja piinamisi, kuid see lükkas filmi üle piiri.



3. Cutting Moments



How sick can a 25 minute film actually be? How can a short film be ranked so high on a list filled with 2-hour movies? Is that even possible?

The placement of Douglas Buck's short film Cutting Moments on this list may seem strange, but trust us, once you've seen this film, it all becomes clear.

A favorite here at the Horror Brain headquarters, Cutting Moments is a disquieting, harrowing look at the mental breakdown and subsequent downward spiral of a family torn apart by abuse, both physical and mental, and the limits of the human psyche.

A mostly silent and slow-paced film, there's no denying the talent behind Cutting Moments, as Buck masterfully lets silence speak louder then words; allowing the tension of the film to slowly rise to a boil before the incredibly disturbing and permanently scarring bloody climax.

Featuring some of the most cringe-inducing moments in horror history, Cutting Moments is a must see film for anyone with a strong stomach, an open mind, and half an hour to kill.

Kui haige üks 25 minutiline film ikka ollab saab? Cutting Moments on ärevusttekitav, piinarikas vaade vaimsele kokkuvarisemisele ja järgnevale spiraalile perest mis on tükkideks rebitud nii füüsilisele kui ka vaimsele kuritarvitamisele. Vaikus räägib filmi eest paremini kui sõnad.
Üles keev pinge enne hämmastavat haripunkti jõudmist on tõsiselt piinav.
See film jätab jääva haava igaveseks.



2. Aftermath



The second short film to grace our esteemed list is Nacho Cerda's Aftermath. What makes this film stand out among the sickest of the sick is not just the horrifying images and acts of repugnant depravity that are constantly on display in the harrowing 25 minutes that this film stands, but also the quality in which they are presented.

Most films with this kind of content are grainy, low-budget schlock with white noise for a score (see our #1 film). Not so with Aftermath. The film, especially on the newly released special edition DVD, is gorgeous, with a beautiful, haunting score and amazing camera work - all shot on 35mm film, a rarity for this kind of flick.

Aftermath pushes the boundaries of the genre in ways few films even dream of. Nacho Cerda made the film as part of a trilogy, focusing on death, post-death, and rebirth. Aftermath (the 2nd film in the trilogy) shows how we are all at the mercy of others once we die; our bodies nothing more then husks of meat to be poked, prodded, and disassembled.

It reveals - amongst a litany of gruesome, detailed shots - the inherent vulnerability of death, which is really the strength of this film, and the reason the gory contents hit home so very, very hard. The message is clear: we will all end up here and it is not a pretty place to be.

This film is not just some glorified autopsy video, although it does show in amazing, realistic detail the process of an autopsy. Half way through the film, right when you are just getting used to the sounds and sights of a human body being ripped open and taken apart, the film changes into something much more depraved, vile, and deeply unsettling. Good times, indeed.

See film näitab kuidas meie kehi kasutatakse peale surma, meie kehad ei ole muud kui lihatükid mida torgitakse ja lõigatakse tükkideks.
See film on üks parimatest, parim kvaliteedis. Selle filmi mõte on see, et me kõik jõuame sinna kunagi ja see ei ole ilus koht kus olla.
Selles filmis toimub koolnuvaatlus. Kui sa arvad, et sa oled juba sellega harjunud, selle õudusega. Siis poolel teel filmis toimuvad haiglased muutused mis on tõsiselt valed ja rahutuks tegevad.
Head ajad, tõesti.



1. August Underground's Mordum



Good lord. After listing 9 other movies, we’re starting to run out of adjectives for sick and disturbing

But this is #1 dammit. This is Fred Vogel's Toe Tag Pictures, the new masters of gore. This is the second movie of a planned trilogy. This is the one, the only, August Underground's Mordum.

So after all we've seen and heard in this list, what makes this film #1? What makes it a cut above the depravity of all these other films? Well let's start by whipping out that thesaurus and finding some words to help describe this film:

Sickening. Depraved. Disturbing. Unsettling. Horrific. Disgusting. Brutal. Disconcerting. Repulsive. Upsetting. Sordid. Troubling. Nauseating. Ghastly. Filthy. Revolting. Nasty.

Needless to say, it's pretty messed up. The August Underground movies are faux-snuff films, documenting the exploits of a group of serial killers as they maim, torture, rape, humiliate, and ultimately murder their helpless victims.

To say this film looks real is an understatement. Toe Tag Pictures are expert with their use of special effects and makeup, and it shows (they were hired as the special effects team for our #8 film). Don't get us wrong, the film looks like hell; it&'s shot on video, with poor lighting, shaky camerawork and fuzzy audio. But this is part of what makes the film work so well. It honestly looks like a group of sick bastards are documenting their horrific exploits; so much so that Fred Vogel was recently arrested at the Canadian border when he tried to pass through with a box of August Underground DVD&'s in his car, as they thought it was a real snuff movie (you can't buy that kind of press though, come on!).

This film is hands down the sickest movie we've ever seen, and by far the hardest to watch. It's not uncommon for most people to turn it off in the first 5 minutes, and even the most hardcore among us had to take several pause breaks in the film to walk away and clear their head of the images they witnessed.

Kamp teismelisi röövivad paar inimest, seovad nad kinni. Lõikavad jäsemed küljest jne.
Seda ei saa sõnadega välja öelda, kõik mis seal toimub.
Lõigatakse väikeste kääridega ühelt teismeliselt peenis maha ja mastrubeeritakse sellega surnut tüdrukut ja see on alles alguses.

Otsime nüüd mõned sõnad välja, selle filmi iseloomustuseks.
Haiglane. Paheline. Häiriv. Õudne. Jäle. Julm. Rõve. Endast välja viiv. Südant halvaks ajav. Võigas. Jälk. Räpane. Vastik.

See film näeb tõeline välja. Kus kaamera väriseb; valgustus puudub; hägune hääl.
Fred Vogel, kes oli üks selle filmi loojatest arreteeriti Kanada piiril, kui ta üritas piiri ületada karbitäiega oma filmist. Kuna nad arvasid, et need olid päris filmid.
See film toob esile kõige haigema nendest filmidest mis on tehtud. Seda filmi on kõige raskem vaadata. Täiesti tavaline on see, kui isegi kõige hardcore'im õudukate vaataja paneb filmi kinni peale esimest viite minutit.
Isegi selle filmi kriitikud pidid mitu pausi tegema seda filmi vaadates.

Kui mõned vaidlevad, et seda filmi poleks tohtinud keegi kunagi teha, et see on rämps. Toe Tag tegi seda mida ta tahtis teha. Kõigi aegade haigeima psühho filmi.

Seda filmi on väga, väga, väga raske vaadata pausi tegemata.. jah see on väljakutse.


AUGUST UNDERGROUND'S MORDUM (2003)

Written & Directed by Killjoy, Crusty, Fredenstein, Cruise and Maggot.

AUGUST UNDERGROUND'S MORDUM is by far the sickest, most horrible, reprehensible and disgusting movie I've ever had the good fortune to watch. If you're not blessed with a stomach as strong as mine, there's a very high chance that this film will make you physically vomit.

The movie stars Cristie 'Crusty' Whiles and Michael T 'Maggot' Schneider as lovers and serial killers who, along with two of their friends (played by Fred 'Fredenstein' Vogel and Killjoy from the band Necrophagia), document their lives on video. As such, the entire film is shot through the lens of their camera, by the actors themselves, but be warned: this is no BLAIR WITCH PROJECT.

And yet the three main characters do bear some relation to BLAIR WITCH'S trio: the female team leader (Crusty, although she displays a rampant sexuality that BLAIR WITCH'S Heather Donahue certainly didn't), the off-the-rails wildman (Maggot), and the chubby, 'sensible' one (Fredenstein, although in these circumstances, 'sensible' is entirely a relative term).

Things get off to a suitably repulsive start in the lengthy opening sequence, in which Crusty repeatedly vomits on and sexually molests two girls that the gang have kidnapped. After about ten minutes of this (seriously!), one of the girls is gutted with a knife and the other one is suffocated to death. Maggot then drops his trousers and fucks the first girl's gaping stomach wound. Yep, this is the kind of film we're dealing with. And, just in case you're thinking that the low budget and deliberately dodgy camerawork makes the film amateurish and silly, actually no: it's horribly, horribly realistic.

And yet you become numb to the horror remarkably quickly (or at least, I did, but maybe that's just me). After watching an actress puke (for real) over and over again (causing the other actresses in the scene to similarly lose their breakfasts), where is there to go? The aforementioned disembowelling is all too obviously a 'pull the sausages out from under the t-shirt' trick. However, just when you think you've become immune to the catalogue of depravity, the filmmakers take you to vile new depths. There's a pair of scissors involved. And a penis. It's making me shudder just thinking about it.

It's about half an hour into the film before there's any sign of a storyline. Rather predictably, the plot, such as it is, concerns the gradual breakdown of the group dynamic (shades of BLAIR WITCH again). What keeps you on your toes is the lack of any exposition whatsoever. Fredenstein starts to get pissed off with Maggot, but we don't really know why. After all, we're only seeing the things that the video camera has recorded; there's clearly a lot happening off-screen as well that we don't know about. But it's pretty fair to say that Maggot takes things a little too far. There's a funny moment where, in spite of everything else they've got up to together, the one thing that Crusty really finds offensive is when Maggot eats a live, erm, maggot. Admittedly, it is a maggot that he's found on a decomposing headless corpse.

Where the film perhaps falls down is in its depiction of the frequent sex scenes. While all the puke, shit and piss you see on-screen is real (and it would be interesting to find out how much of the bloodletting is genuine, too), and all the acts of violence are shown in explicit gory detail, when it comes to sex an uncharacteristic coyness overcomes the film. There's plenty of nudity, but that's as far as it goes. For example, when Crusty is raping a woman with a vibrator, the shaky handheld camera manages to hover just above her pelvis, keeping her pubes and pussy out of frame. I don't mean to sound prurient, but the softcore nature of the sex, in a film full of hardcore violence, seems to compromise the film's integrity somewhat... which is a shame.

That said, the finale is outstanding, and if any scene in the film goes too far, then it's this one. Don't be surprised if you find your finger hovering over the stop button on your remote control. It ain't subtle, but it's certainly horrific, and if nothing else, then that's what a horror film should be. We live in an age where the genre is, on the whole, woefully anaemic. Whatever you think of AUGUST UNDERGROUND'S MORDUM, you've got to admit that it's got guts.

Talking of guts, in spite of what I said about the disembowelling scene, Cruise's makeup effects do get a lot better as the film goes on, particularly in the scene where the gang stumble across the killing ground of some other local serial killer. In fact, the movie won the Best Special FX prize at the Calgary International Horror Film Fest. The award itself isn't surprising. What is amazing is the idea that this film's been shown in public at all. To be honest, I'm surprised the filmmakers weren't lynched.


PS. Kirjuvigu on palju

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Tundub, et SAW I ja II on eelpool nimetatud filmide kõrval justkui "süütukesed". Aga kas on õige võrrelda perversseid üllitisi õudusfilmidega? Justnimelt need eelpool nimetatud 10 filmi on kõige haigemad ja minumeelest filmikunsti õudužanrisse mitte kuuluvad. SAW I, II mängivad veel õudužanri piirimail, aga need värdjalikud teosed on selle ületanud. Kuid kust alates jookseb siis piir? Ilmselt seda ei olegi määratletud.
Mind paneb imestama inimeste haiglaslikkus ja eelkõige julmus. Ilmselt on see tingitud ümbritsevast elust, millest meil tavakodanikel ei ole õrna aimugi. Kas sellel on piire? Kust sünnivad sellised ideed ja kas need on inimlikud?
Antud filmide autorid on ilmselgelt haiged inimesed. Jumal tänatud, et on leiutatud filmikunst, mis võimaldab sedalaadi inimestel oma ihasid kaamerate kaudu välja elada. Seega on ka antud filmide autorite näol, vähem, reaalselt tegutsevaid mõrtsukaid/rappijaid.
Minumeelest on selle top 10 filmid ületanud õudusfilmižanri piirid. Need filmid õhutavad ja annavad ideid isikutele, kes erutuvad vaid vägistamiste, rappimiste ja muude mõistuse piirest väljuvate tegevuste peale. Mulle piisas juba lugemisest, et aru saada kui HAIGLANE võib olla inimese mõttetegevus ja kui mõelda, et see võib päriselt realiseeruda, siis tekib tunne, mida ei anna kirjeldada.

Ilmselge on see, et need filmid ei ole mõeldud üldsusele ja keelustamised on õigustatud. Oleme ausad keelatud vili on magus. Magus vili võib aga seest ussitada.

[sollo]

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[higgins]

Lisaks nendele kümnele: .

Otsustasime toanaabriga kunagi filmõhtu teha. Öäkk.
Panime poolepealt kinni ja vaatasime hoopis rõõmsalt Hitchcocki. 8)