Serious How Were You Introduced To Gore?

[Ivan Drago]

I used to watch tons of horror movies in the 80's and just ended up looking for more when I got my computer later in life. You? Did a friend tell you about gore sites? Reading gory magazines like Fangoria? Just decided one night that you were curious and explored by yourself?

 

[SPHINCTERPUNCH]

I used to watch tons of horror movies in the 80's and just ended up looking for more when I got my computer later in life. You? Did a friend tell you about gore sites? Reading gory magazines like Fangoria? Just decided one night that you were curious and explored by yourself?

Same here! Then I was at a Buddy's house in the 80's and He had picked up a Copy of "Faces of Death" And even tho most of that footage is Staged or Faked,It awoke a fascination in Me!
🤟🤘🏼🤙...SP

 

[Deleted User 201666]

Same old fucking shite. Change the record n just post gore ya cunt

 

[Monkman777]

Faces of Death. Thought it was real when I first saw it in the 80s. Now realize that it was a bunch of made up scenes with the exception of a very few.

 

[14ZombiE88]

Horror movies, Traces of Death, Faces of Death, and Rotton.com were my first experiences starting back in the early 90s.

 

[Captain GhoulAgain]

After 9/11 I wondered what a body would look like falling from 80+ stories up. Before that I had checked out rotten.com but didn't really pay much attention till now. I mainly here cause I can say almost anything I want and nobody can do shit about it.

 

[lymphangiosarcoma]

one day when i was like 9 years old i wanted to download some video game on my dad's cell phone through chrome and when i opened chrome it was on a horrible gore site but I liked it and I still watch it today lmao haha funny lol XD

 

[LifeIStough]

Someone showed me a an old Mexican magazine that had death all in it. Fascinated me.

 

[Illusive_0ne]

When I was in my mid teens I saw the aftermath of some someone who got hit by a car. Also my brother inlaw was emt and would get pics from the morgue once in awhile of horrific accidents.

 

[MadMortician]

Was meeting a friend at a bar & when i got there there was this guy with him.

- " Hey A. this is a friend of mine, he'll be drinking with us tonight "

- " Oh hey im A. "

- " Oh nice to meet you A. im Gore "

- " Nice to meet you Gore "

And that's how i was introduced to Gore. In a bar.

End of the story

 

[Blood_Sport]

Talk of 'snuff' movies in the 80s and 90s, Bizarre magazine, Bud Dwyer suicide story in a British newspaper.. he was the first one I looked for when I got online

 

[Mr. Ser Jr]

School

We had a class called realistic history and religion class

Everybody became atheist after all those

 

[redninja]

My brother-in-law showed me a knockoff VHS copy of the shite-awful Mexican horror movie 'Night Of The Bloody Apes' when I was about 6..... by Christ it was awful but it has real footage of open heart surgery which blew my mind, hooked from then on. Also everyone at school was obsessed with the Top Trumps Horror Cards at the time too, some surprisingly gory images in them for a six-year old brain.

 

[DokraOwl]

After 9/11 I wondered what a body would look like falling from 80+ stories up. Before that I had checked out rotten.com but didn't really pay much attention till now. I mainly here cause I can say almost anything I want and nobody can do shit about it.

My brother went to school a block from the trade center and saw/heard the bodies hit the floor in real life. We initially feared he may have died that day since the school was so close to the attacks. Luckily the school wasn't crushed but one of the engines from the second plane actually hit the roof while my brother was still in the building. He said it felt like a bomb - the whole building shook and dust filled the air from everywhere. That signaled him to leave despite the teachers trying to keep the kids together. He ended up crossing the Manhattan bridge on foot as the towers collapsed behind him. The school ended up being severely damaged and he had to attend classes in random trailers for the next few months.

 

[Captain GhoulAgain]

My brother went to school a block from the trade center and saw/heard the bodies hit the floor in real life. We initially feared he may have died that day since the school was so close to the attacks. Luckily the school wasn't crushed but one of the engines from the second plane actually hit the roof while my brother was still in the building. He said it felt like a bomb - the whole building shook and dust filled the air from everywhere. That signaled him to leave despite the teachers trying to keep the kids together. He ended up crossing the Manhattan bridge on foot as the towers collapsed behind him. The school ended up being severely damaged and he had to attend classes in random trailers for the next few months.

May he cross to Valhalla. Bet he has stories to tell.

 

[DokraOwl]

May he cross to Valhalla. Bet he has stories to tell.

He tells me stories of that day still. Some he has only just told me recently. He was only a kid when he saw all that stuff. I saw alot of it too but was across the river and far away, he was right there. He described the smell and taste of the air, the sound of the planes, the explosions, the bodies impacting the pavement, stuff you can never understand unless you were there.

But he wasn't the only person I know who saw that day so up close. I was friends with a Whitestone fireman who went in knowing he would probably die, he was so sure he was going to die that he wrote his name on his arm in permanent marker on the bus ride to Manhattan so they could identify his corpse. He told me how some other firemen laughed at him as he did this but once they were in Manhattan they all ended up writing their names and other personal information on their arms. Many of those firemen didn't make it.

 

[Captain GhoulAgain]

He tells me stories of that day still. Some he has only just told me recently. He was only a kid when he saw all that stuff. I saw alot of it too but was across the river and far away, he was right there. He described the smell and taste of the air, the sound of the planes, the explosions, the bodies impacting the pavement, stuff you can never understand unless you were there.

But he wasn't the only person I know who saw that day so up close. I was friends with a Whitestone fireman who went in knowing he would probably die, he was so sure he was going to die that he wrote his name on his arm in permanent marker on the bus ride to Manhattan so they could identify his corpse. He told me how some other firemen laughed at him as he did this but once they were in Manhattan they all ended up writing their names and other personal information on their arms. Many of those firemen didn't make it.

Tell me more. Warriors stories should be told. What did the air taste like? Serious.

 

[DokraOwl]

Tell me more. Warriors stories should be told. What did the air taste like? Serious.

I don't remember what he said, maybe he'll tell me if I ask him later today, he'll probably be here later.

 

[Bill Murray]

An advertisement for goregrish.com in United Airlines Hemispheres in-flight magazine.

 

[Phantom45]

Dagestan massacre footage introduced me to it. I was kinda interested in war crimes, because it's something important, part of history. Then I saw LiveLeak, SeeGore, Ogrish many more. I was interested, because I like gore.

Dagestan massacre footage introduced me to it. I was kinda interested in war crimes, because it's something important, part of history. Then I saw LiveLeak, SeeGore, Ogrish many more. I was interested, because I like gore.

It's interesting what would happen in some situations. And if you are curious, you will see how it would look like and find gore sites.