Eeeeewwww, Gross! The 13 Nastiest Movies on Tubi

The 13 Nastiest Movies on Tubi

Here they are, folks. Thirteen of the nastiest movies on Tubi. We’ve got diabolical killer clowns, spontaneous at-home C-sections, pervy slashers that sound like Donald Duck, ancient demons on a rampage, scorned women getting revenge, borderline incoherence and incompetence, and even a poop monster.

List of the nastiest movies on Tubi (not ranked)

1. Thanatomorphose (2012)

Plot: After a rough night of sex, a nurse’s body begins to decay as though she’s dead. As she falls apart, she tries to keep herself together—but resorts to storing herself in jars.

Nastiness: Decayed animal corpse. So many maggots. Poop. Copious vomit. Face vs. hammer. A living person in an increasingly advanced state of gooey, sloughing decomposition—but who’s still horny (!).

2. Septic Man (2013)

Plot: A community’s water supply has become polluted with a litany of bacteria: cryptosporidium, e. coli, etc. A creepy corporate stooge offers a plumber $200,000 to solve the crisis. The tradesman gets trapped in a sewer and begins to transform.

Nastiness: Poop. Lots of poop. Poop monster. Puke (natch). Apropos of nothing, a cold open shows a woman having a painful blowout in the nastiest bathroom. Dead baby in a sewer. Juice squeezed from sewer rats for nutrition. Chainsaw hemicorporectomy. The birth of a poop monster/human baby. A man with multiple open, festering wounds wading in an entire community’s filth—and more—for most of the film.

3. Terrifier 2 (2022)

Plot: Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton) returns with his sick bag of tricks for a sadistic 2.5-hour sick-a-thon that picks up where the first one left off and runs amok. And this time, Art has an imaginary daughter/accomplice, The Little Pale Girl (Amelie McClain).

Nastiness: Tommy gun massacre, eyeball removal-slash-accessorization, cereal box razor blades, beheadings, scalpings, bone-breaking, flaying, wound-salting, human-head candy dish, acid splashing, bludgeoning, possum mutilation, and a maggot-infested still-beating heart in a gift box.

4. American Guinea Pig: Sacrifice (2017)

Plot: A disturbed man hopes to summon a demon through self-mutilation—using unintentionally comical torture implements.

Nastiness: Breathless (all-voiceover) overacting, pretentious writing, and ridiculous torture tools contribute as much to Sacrifice’s cringe-worthiness as the gore scenes. We see oral stimulation performed on a butter-knife wound, a Phillips-head bit supposedly penetrating skull, toenail removal, tongue-chewing, gut-kneading, and two prolonged scenes showing the graphic mutilation of what we’ll call a “hog.”

5. Premutos: The Fallen Angel (1997)

Plot: In another barely coherent (even with subtitles) extreme horror-comedy from German goremeister Olaf Ittenbach, a demon more senior to Lucifer awakens—along with a zombie army—and chaotic carnage ensues.

Nastiness: Heads fly, roll, splat, split, and ‘splode throughout the film. Aside from that, we see three extra-gross monster transformations, vertical and horizontal torso splitting, face-chewing, more hog abuse, and a splatter-ific 30-minute chainsaw finale.

6. Inside (2007)

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.

7. The Necro Files (1997)

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.

8. Terrifier (2016)

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.

9. Martyrs (2008)

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.

10. Beyond the Darkness (1979)

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.

11. I Spit on Your Grave (1978)

Plot: Meir Zarchi’s rape revenge flick follows a writer (Camille Keaton) 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: Watching 30 straight minutes of vicious, repeated, dehumanizing sexual assault is beyond difficult. The other half is sweet, sweet revenge: mid-coital hanging, outboard motor evisceration, hatchet burial, and pre-coital castration.

12. The New York Ripper (1982)

Plot: In Lucio Fulci’s notorious giallo, 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.

13. No Reason (2010)

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.”

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