The 11 Nastiest Movies on Tubi

1. Terrifier 2 (2022)

2. Premutos: The Fallen Angel (1997)

3. American Guinea Pig: Sacrifice (2017)

4. Inside (2007)

5. The Necro Files (1997)

6. Terrifier (2016)

7. Martyrs (2008)

8. Beyond the Darkness (1979)

9. I Spit on Your Grave (1978)

10. The New York Ripper (1982)

11. No Reason (2010)

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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.

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Watch or not: If you’re a gore fan, you kinda totally have to see Damien Leone’s Terrifier 2—especially if you like ‘80s slasher movies. But first, ask yourself exactly how much you enjoy blood ‘n’ guts ‘cause these kills are wild.

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 cringeworthiness 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.”

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Watch or not: Nobody really watches these films for the story—but Poison Rouge’s Sacrifice is so far up its own kiester that an hour feels like a lifetime. Skip it.

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.

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Watch or not: Olaf Ittenbach makes gore-no flicks—all gore, no story—and Premutos: The Fallen Angel seems like an imitation of Peter Jackson’s incredibly funny and freaky Braindead (a/k/a Dead Alive). Watch that if you want to see a good movie. Otherwise, Premutos is worth a casual watch as one of the goriest movies on Tubi.

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.

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Watch or not: Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury’s masterpiece of New French Extremity is one of the most disturbing movies on Tubi. 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.

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Watch or not: A classic of ‘90s shot-on-video horror, Matt Jaissle’s 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.

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Watch or not: Damien Leone’s first feature-length Art the Clown movie is sadistic and scary—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.

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Watch or not: Watch. Pascal Laugier’s 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.

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

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.

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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: 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.

Interesting ads:

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