Hmm, maybe not horror but one film I have no intention of watching which is really gruesome is "A Serbian Film". Details on Wikipedia but I warn you, it ain't nice! Banned in most countries.

Once I read about the "new-born ****" baby scene I really thought the film had crossed the lines of any decency. Hense why I have no intention of watching it, regardless of my curiosities.

For me, reading about the guy helping a woman give birth and then proceeding to rape the newborn baby - nah I don't wanna watch that kinda stuff. Adults doing **** to other adults I can stomach but children is beyond my sensible line of film enjoyment

I came across it on Wikipedia a few months ago. I was looking on the horror movies thread and decided to look for banned films via Wikipedia. Came across 'A Serbian Film' on said banned list and read about it that way. That's when I decided I wanted nothing to do with watching it, uncut or not.

When I look up films which have say been banned or are talked about as being shocking, I like to read a rough synopsis or plot. Not to spoil the impending but to see if indeed the shocking nature is within my personal limits. I can deal with films like "The Human Centipede", "Gorutesque" and the suh like. Hell, I may even (dare I say it) enjoy a really shocking movie, but as mentioned above, as soon as pedophilia, incest and the such are involved... it loses my interest. Raping a new born baby is not shocking (well it is), it's sick and beyond a reasonable limit. If say "A Serbian Film" had the scenes of torture or rigar mortis (sp) but not the baby rape or dad raping his own sons anus to the point of heavy rectal bleeding; then yeah curiosity may have seen me watch it on my computer or when I'm alone. My Mrs knows I like gorey horror films but she doesn't, and I sure as hell wouldn't put something like that on infront of my son.