So guns are the problem?
The problems are this. You cannot un-ring a bell. You cannot, un-see something.
What you put into your head has an effect on you, whether you know it or not.
Below, after a brief search I found a few movies that exemplify what I am talking about. Add to this the more than ample amount of violent video games along with the lack of fathers in the household or, children raising themselves with the TV or X-Box and you have the perfect storm for mental health issues.
Hollywood elites (who all have body guards…with guns) don’t want to address the problem so, they want to take away your guns. Less guns equal less crimes. Not true. Criminals will get guns no matter what laws are on the books. Mentally disturbed people will get them as well.
Mental health is the main issue…take a look at some of these movies…these are just a few….
Experiment in Torture 2007
Lured by the smell of easy money, beautiful, exotic dancers agree to spend the weekend at the remote mountain getaway of a wealthy voyeur. Once there, the girls are drugged, tied up and slowly tortured to death with everything from a blowtorch to an electric drill by a killer …
The Green Inferno 2013
A young female activist after a series of troubling experiences ends up in a small tribe set out of time of cannibals.
Her Name was Torment 2014
A lurid and exploitative adventure into erotica, violence, pain, and the unknown. Necrophilia, torture, gore, and psychological horror REVIEW: You can’t wave a limited collector’s edition VHS tape in the independent horror world and not hit what some folks would call a torture porn movie. And it makes sense – if your film revolves primarily around brutal torture…
When your flesh Screams 2015
is a gritty independent rape-revenge thriller from Argentina. It was written and directed by Guillermo Martinez, and while this is his first venture into directing, he did previously write the novel that would become the Elijah Wood/John Hurt film, The Oxford Murders. It might take a little while to get where it’s going, but overall this is a fairly impressive debut.
Concrete (schoolgirl in Cement) 2004
In 1988, a 17-year-old girl was abducted for a period of about six weeks in Tokyo. After suffering hideous acts of rape and torture, her juvenile captors murdered her and abandoned her body – in an oil drum filled with concrete. The case inspired further controversy in the form of public debate about the sentencing and rehabilitation of underage offenders, and inevitably became fodder for several brutal exploitation films in Japan.
36 Pesos
The movie starts innocently enough with two male friends driving down a dark road, making jokes about each others’ mothers and searching for some legendary house of ill repute that only truckers know about. As they speed along down the road, they aren’t paying attention, and accidentally plow into a woman who had wandered onto the roadway. They get out of the car to check on her and see there is blood everywhere, she is missing a leg, and she’s coughing up blood with the last of her breaths. They panic and get back in the car, leaving her for dead. As their tail-lights fade into the distance, we are left with an ominous feeling as another figure walks onto the screen and drags the dead woman into the woods.
Make them Die Sleazy! 2014
Stupid low budget film with no acting many shorts…
Fetus
Kevin and his wife Sara are about to start their new family as prepare for the arrival of their first born child. Unfortunately something goes wrong and Kevin loses everything. Unable to cope with his loss he becomes obsessed with trying to make contact with his dead wife by any means possible.
Hanger
Pulled into this world to take you out! A horrifying tale of revenge…beginning with a back-alley abortion and ending with a bloodbath so vicious that it brings a new meaning to “an eye for eye”. From pimps todealers, from hookers and junkies
Hardgore 1976
A young nymphomaniac who suffers from hallucinations is put into a rehab center, but little does she know that the proprietor is the leader of a Satanic cult who indulge in murderous after hour orgies(!)
Meat For Satan’s Icebox 2004
The obscure town of Satan Place harbors a dark and savage secret. What becomes of runaways and mislead teenagers who have no direction in life? When they have nowhere else to go, they find their way to Satan’s Slaughter House!
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Among others…
RoboCop 1987
Lots of dead bodies..
The Raid 2014
Was dubbed the Ultra-violent Endurance test.
In Bruges 2008
Deals with death with things like exploding heads.
Kick Ass 2010
Lots of violence and brutality centered around a 10 year old…
God Bless America 2011
A man and a young girl shooting people who talk in movie theatres talk show host and even judges.
The main message is everything sucks and man would be better starting over.
Than we have this 1980 classic Cannibal Holocaust
This film is so graphic that it was banned in as many as 50 countries.
A Serbian Film 2010
A film about pedophilia that also happens to be a snuff film.
Inside 2007
This is an ultra-violent movie about a pregnant women being terrorized by another women who wants her unborn baby.
Maniac 1980
A psychopath, troubled by his childhood abuse, loose in New York City, kills young women and takes their scalps as his trophies.
I spit on your grave
An aspiring writer is repeatedly gang-raped, humiliated, and left for dead by four men whom she systematically hunts down to seek revenge.
Martyrs
A young woman’s quest for revenge against the people who kidnapped and tormented her as a child leads her and a friend, who is also a victim of child abuse, on a terrifying journey into a living hell of depravity.
Some of the quotes are from the actual source which I gave credit to. Some of them are mine. This is not literary excellence…this is point that needs to be made.
“I find it interesting that Rape, torture, and other brutal forms of violence is what sells. What does that say about us as a culture?”
Pass this along, share it etc… Me personally, I pretty much have stopped watching TV. For the last several years I watch less and less. If I watch and hour a week, that would be exaggerating in that I don’t watch that much.
I am neither young, or impressionable; but I still protect what I put into my head. Isn’t your sanity worth it?
-Best
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