Recommend movies, books or other media about violence

[NightProwler]

Recommend more movies like Rampage, Lesson of the evil, the house that jack built and falling down.

 

[RNT]

Knowing broccoli hairs, they might have skipped on Fight Club. Obviously, watch Fight Club - it's better than the book (Chuck Palahniuk is literally gay).


As of recent goyslop entertainment, what comes to mind.

1. Road House - a quite enjoyable movie starring buffed-up Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor


2. The Gentlement TV series (not the film), I'm in awe at how brutal this was


3. The Art of Self-Defense with Jesse Eisenberg (credit goes to @Riddler)


4. Shot Caller - a cool film startting Jaime Lannister. Ric Roman Waugh keeps filming action thrillers as if it's 1994.

 

[NightProwler]

Knowing broccoli hairs, they might have skipped on Fight Club. Obviously, watch Fight Club - it's better than the book (Chuck Palahniuk is literally gay).


As of recent goyslop entertainment, what comes to mind.

1. Road House - a quite enjoyable movie starring buffed-up Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor


2. The Gentlement TV series (not the film), I'm in awe at how brutal this was


3. The Art of Self-Defense with Jesse Eisenberg (credit goes to @Riddler)


4. Shot Caller - a cool film startting Jaime Lannister. Ric Roman Waugh keeps filming action thrillers as if it's 1994.

I’ve seen fight club and yes I’ve heard the book is faggy.

I heard road house was trash.
I saw a small bit of the gentleman because my family watched it but it didn’t look that interesting.
I’ve never heard of the Jesse film might give it a look.
I was planning to watch shot caller.

 

[Pale God]

Knowing broccoli hairs, they might have skipped on Fight Club. Obviously, watch Fight Club - it's better than the book (Chuck Palahniuk is literally gay).


As of recent goyslop entertainment, what comes to mind.

1. Road House - a quite enjoyable movie starring buffed-up Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor


2. The Gentlement TV series (not the film), I'm in awe at how brutal this was


3. The Art of Self-Defense with Jesse Eisenberg (credit goes to @Riddler)


4. Shot Caller - a cool film startting Jaime Lannister. Ric Roman Waugh keeps filming action thrillers as if it's 1994.

They all seem like trash except Fight Club. And even Fight Club wasn’t perfect but I liked the critique of the modern consumer society.

 

[NightProwler]

They all seem like trash except Fight Club. And even Fight Club wasn’t perfect but I liked the critique of the modern consumer society.

Agreed, I like movies that bash materialism and consumerism.
A movie I liked that was about nature and humanity was the thin red line.

 

[Riddler]

Knowing broccoli hairs, they might have skipped on Fight Club. Obviously, watch Fight Club

Do you know hardcore Henry? The director is Russian. It's basically an FPS game as a movie but it's great



This is probably my favorite movie and I just like excuses to talk about it. It's about violence but it's not action. It's a psycho sexual torture horror movie like the human centipede

The Skin I live In

 

[RNT]

Do you know hardcore Henry? The director is Russian. It's basically an FPS game as a movie but it's great

(((Russian))), yeah. "Nobody" is a more prominent film of his - the production team had hired John Wick's screenwriter and it stares Bob Odenkirk from Breaking Bad.


I rewatched it recently and didn't find it very enjoyable again. Same as John Wick.

 

[クーロ]

Do you know hardcore Henry? The director is Russian. It's basically an FPS game as a movie but it's great



This is probably my favorite movie and I just like excuses to talk about it. It's about violence but it's not action. It's a psycho sexual torture horror movie like the human centipede

The Skin I live In

Was going to recommend Hardcore Henry lmao
Others:
Kengan Asura (manga)
Postal 1 (game)
Harvester (game)
Baroque (game)

 

[nihilisticshizoid]

Recommend more movies like Rampage, Lesson of the evil, the house that jack built and falling down.

Raging bull

 

[nihilisticshizoid]

Cannibal holocaust

 

[Maltodextrincel]

A History of Violence
Tokyo Fist
Ichi the Killer
Violent Cop
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
Rolling Thunder
Killer Joe
Only God Forgives

 

[Pale God]

Do you know hardcore Henry? The director is Russian. It's basically an FPS game as a movie but it's great



This is probably my favorite movie and I just like excuses to talk about it. It's about violence but it's not action. It's a psycho sexual torture horror movie like the human centipede

The Skin I live In

I watched like 5 minutes of that movie. Is it Italian? I might actually watch it soon if I am bored. I mean the Skin we live in.

 

[Riddler]

I watched like 5 minutes of that movie. Is it Italian? I might actually watch it soon if I am bored. I mean the Skin we live in.

Spanish

 

[Gurcel316]

The Songs of Maldoror by Comte de Lautréamont

 

[ChampagneHurricane]

There's a few books I can recommend if you're still interested OP.

On Pain - Ernst Junger
Patriotism - Yukio Mishima
Hagakure - Yamamoto Tsunetomo
Might is Right - Ragnar Redbeard
The Book of Contemplation, Last Section - Usama Ibn Munqidh
The Book of Five Rings - Miyamoto Musashi

War Memoires are a good choice on the subject.

War Is A Force That Gives Us Meaning - Christopher Hedges, written by a former war correspondent that talks about his relationship to war and its affect on society in general. Unfortunately the author holds back at times, but still interesting.

In Deadly Combat - Gottlob Biddermann (WW2)
A Soldier on The Southern Front - Emilio Lusso (WW1)
If You Survive - George Wilson (WW2)
Storm of Steel - Ernst Junger (WW1)
My War Gone by I Miss it So - Anthony Loyd (Bosnia and First Chechen War)

 

[iDONTwannaBeME]

I watched the movie Oldboy i think its ok and fairly violent. Its korean.