highviolence

Highviolence is a subgenre of the horror film genre that is characterized by its extreme and graphic depiction of violence. The term "highviolence" is often used to describe films that feature a high level of gore, bloodshed, and often, sexual violence. These films are designed to shock and disturb the audience, and are often marketed as "exploitation" films.

Highviolence films typically feature a low budget and are often produced by independent filmmakers. They are often shot on location and feature non-professional actors. The films are often shot in a single take, and the camera is often handheld, giving the film a documentary-like feel.

Highviolence films are often criticized for their graphic and disturbing content. However, they are also praised for their unique and innovative approach to storytelling. Many highviolence films are considered cult classics, and have gained a dedicated following over the years.

Some of the most famous highviolence films include "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," "The Human Centipede," and "The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence)." These films are known for their extreme and graphic depictions of violence, and have become iconic in the horror genre.