Chaos will likely find an audience based on its infamy as the most brutal film ever made. Yet I don't think I'd like to meet anyone who would subject himself to this thing willingly.
Chaos
The most brutal movie ever made
2005 · 1h 14m · NOT RATED
Horror, Thriller
Directed by
David DeFalco
Overview
Two girls heading to a rave take a detour to score some drugs, only to find themselves brutalised and violated by a psychotic gang.
Director and cast
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Top critics, in their words
Amateurishly shot, written and acted, the film lacks any redeeming values to compensate for its horrific aesthetic.
Male exploitation denizens will file this under 'must-see,' but everyone else above legal age should consider the barf bags that distribdistrib Dinsdale Releasing is considering handing out during limited release.
Chaos presents itself as a cautionary tale for young women and their parents but proves to be pure exploitation.
A prefatory title-card-cum-alibi suggests that the film's extreme brutality is intended 'to educate and, perhaps, save lives,' but that's little more than a nauseating rationalization.
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