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Plot: A depressed, recently widowed expectant mother must defend herself against a devious intruder who wants the baby for herself.

Nastiness: The accidental brutal killing of a loved one, male pelvic-perineal mutilation by scissors, ocular impalement, scissors-to-the-forehead, shotgun-to-the-head (close-up), facial charring by hairspray flamethrower, and a non-emergent home C-section—also by scissors.

Unfortunate ads:

• Frank’s Red Hot—if there’s one thing Inside doesn’t need, it’s extra sauce.
• Allstate—for your next tragic accident.
• Gain, Tide, and Downy Fabric Softener—keep those onesies smelling fresh and feeling soft.

Watch or not: Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury’s masterpiece of New French Extremity is one of the most disturbing movies we’ve seen. It’s also a taut thriller, and the visceral graphic violence fits the story. Watch it.

Plot: Thanks to a Satanic cult, an undead (and ridiculously endowed) serial killer rampages through town, chased by two doofus detectives and a flying demon baby.

Nastiness: Post-mortem C-section (the “C” stands for cannibalism), infant (read: obvious doll) sacrifice, a manual Bobbitting, zombie gut-play using real animal innards, a zombie-on-inflatable doll love scene, and sexual assault with aforementioned knob-a-saurus.

Unfortunate ads:

• Charmin Ultra Soft—because this movie is utter (but entertaining) crap.
• Arby’s—they have the meats.
• Asana—content management systems . . . for organized rampages?

Watch or not: A classic of ‘90s shot-on-video horror, The Necro Files is a feast for gorehounds with an appetite for so-bad-it’s-goodness.

Plot: A mute killer clown uses creativity and cruelty to terrorize a town.

Nastiness: A human-head jack-o’-lantern, a blown-up bathroom, graphic mutilation, multiple gunshots to a single face, and a vertical hemicorporectomy performed with a rusty hacksaw on an upside-down woman.

Unfortunate ads:

• Missing trailer—sure, Terrifier fans will love your PG-13 thriller.
• Squarespace—because Art the Clown needs an online store?
• Proactiv—does clown makeup cause skin irritation?

Watch or not: While last year’s Terrifier 2 hype was well-deserved, the first feature-length Art the Clown movie is sadistic and scary in its own right—and for advanced horror fans only.

Plot: A young French woman and her friend plot revenge on the cultists who imprisoned and tortured one of them.

Nastiness: Child abuse, a skinned body, removal of a bolted-on mask, a legitimately nightmarish “creature,” and shotgun vs. family.

Unfortunate ads:

• 5-Hour Energy—but you won’t need it to stay awake for Martyrs
• White Claw Hard Seltzer—to numb the pain
• French’s Mustard—French film, “french” condiment

Watch or not: Watch. Martyrs is emotionally draining but gripping from start to finish. It’s worth the trauma.

Plot: A grieving taxidermist exhumes his girlfriend’s body and, with help from his horny housekeeper, stuffs and preserves the corpse—while committing more murders to cover up the crime.

Nastiness: Graphic disembowelment, heart-eating, fingernail pulling, eyeball gouging, graphic body disposal, and a housekeeper eating beef stew with her mouth open.

Unfortunate ads:

• Glade Plug-Ins—what’s that smell coming from the basement?
• Expedia—GTFO on the cheap.
• Instagram Tools—parental controls (LMAO).

Watch or not: Watch. There’s just enough story to make Beyond the Darkness worth watching—but keep a barf bucket ready.

Plot: This rape revenge flick follows a writer who rents a country home to work on a book, only to become prey for hillbilly rapists and a mentally challenged grocery delivery boy.

Nastiness: Half the movie is vicious, repeated, dehumanizing sexual assault.

Unfortunate ads:

• Instacart—we see you’re interested in grocery delivery . . .
• Myfembree—menstrual medication?!
• Applebee’s—also makes you sick.

Watch or not: Up to you. The revenge is sweet (hence, the film’s original title: Day of the Woman)—but to see it, you’ll have to endure the brutal, heartbreaking, and prolonged sexual assault scenes.

Plot: A serial killer who talks like Donald Duck brutally murders women in NYC while taunting the police on the phone.

Nastiness: Broken-bottle evisceration, sliced eyeballs, sexual violence, graphic and prolonged stabbings.

Unfortunate ads:

• Whooping cough vaccination PSA—so you don’t sound like a murderous Donald Duck?
• Entresto—heart medication (well, you might need it).
• Kay Jewelers—awwwww, every kiss begins with Kay!

Watch or not: Nothing says “must see” like a quacking killer. But it’s hard to laugh at one of the meanest Giallo movies ever—until the ridiculous ending.

Plot: While investigating a car wreck, a Mexico City detective finds the passengers’ camcorder containing footage of their killing spree.

Nastiness: Graphic car wreck aftermath, torture, mutilation, hate crimes, sexual assault, coprophagia, and an epigraph from Rudy Giuliani: “In Mexico, you can kill anyone and get away with it.”

Unfortunate ads:

• Taco Bell—not real Mexican food, Tubi.
• Ross Dress for Less—for when a killer shreds your outfit.

Watch or not: No. No. A thousand times no.

Plot: A woman searching for redemption goes through Hell—which resembles a butcher shop in a bondage club—to find it.

Nastiness: Buckets of blood, heaps of ragged flesh, piles of detailed severed heads and limbs, disembowelment, sexual violence, pornographic scenes, and the “plot.”

Unfortunate ads:

• CSL Plasma donation centers—‘nuff said?
• Eckrich Smoked Sausages—Who’s hungry? Not us.

Watch or not: No Reason is confusing and pretentious, but the copious, shocking gore effects—a priority in German underground horror—will make your chunks blow chunks. Gore geeks only.