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**Intiltern** · 06-06-2010, 04:05 AM

That's insightful.

There appears to be three types of films being made in the US, two large groups, and one small.

Group 1
1. PG/PG-13 moneymakers. This is where everything is headed. Just a hint of boob, and a "fudge" here-and-there. Oodles of bloodless movie violence.
2. R-rated torture porn. Most new slashers, Saw, Hostel, Turistas. In short - naked white girls (with occasional uber-americana asians) being tortured to death by deranged lunatics/monsters/ghosts/etc...
Group 2
3. Art films - romanceless romance, unerotic sex, endless nihilism, and some more torture porn (see: Human Centipede).

Our culture is sick.

Funnily enough, NOEM is really none of those [rofl]. It's not PG13, it's R-rated. Yet it has no nudity, and really isn't very gory. Still sucked though.

Also, if you think that's all that's out there for films nowadays, you're watching the wrong films.

06-06-2010, 04:05 AM	#13
Intiltern Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 674 Senior Member	That's insightful. There appears to be three types of films being made in the US, two large groups, and one small. Group 1 1. PG/PG-13 moneymakers. This is where everything is headed. Just a hint of boob, and a "fudge" here-and-there. Oodles of bloodless movie violence. 2. R-rated torture porn. Most new slashers, Saw, Hostel, Turistas. In short - naked white girls (with occasional uber-americana asians) being tortured to death by deranged lunatics/monsters/ghosts/etc... Group 2 3. Art films - romanceless romance, unerotic sex, endless nihilism, and some more torture porn (see: Human Centipede). Our culture is sick. Funnily enough, NOEM is really none of those [rofl]. It's not PG13, it's R-rated. Yet it has no nudity, and really isn't very gory. Still sucked though. Also, if you think that's all that's out there for films nowadays, you're watching the wrong films.
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