13 Banned Controversial Films Which Will Not Let You Sleep At Night
- 12:49 pm March 28, 2018
- mahi
Cult and controversial at the same time...
#13 A Clockwork Orange
Released in 1971, A Clockwork orange was a dystopian crime film based on a novel. In this movie, a charismatic and antisocial delinquent is imprisoned for rape and murder. He voluntarily accepts an experimental therapy to reduce his sentence, but the entire thing goes wrong!
#12 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
An American horror movie inspired by the real-life murderer, Ed Gein, this movie is about five friends who are being tormented by a chainsaw-wielding killer and his psychopathic family.
#11 The Green Inferno
Released in the year 2003, The Green Inferno is a movie about two student activists who decide to go on a social project to save Amazon. However, things go wrong when their plane crash and they hand up in a secluded island which is a home to hungry cannibals!
#10 The Human Centipede
A 2009 Dutch horror movie, The Human Centipede tells a story of a mad scientist. It was released in three parts with its sequel getting banned in UK and Australia for extremely explicit content.
#9 Scarface
Loosely based on on the rise and fall of Al Capone, the movie Scarface was released in 1932. Touted to be boldest, raw and violent gangster-crime films, it was banned in the US because of its “glorification of crimeâ€.
#8 I Spit on Your Grave
A 1978 movie, it is a story of a writer who was brutally raped by four men and was then left for being dead. But she escapes somehow only to hunt these four men and killing them one by one in the harshest way possible!