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Thursday, 13 September 2012

B*LL*CKS: The 12 Most Eye-Watering Movie Castrations

BEWARE OF NUT-BUSTING SPOILERS AHEAD

Ouch. This week we not only sat (uncomfortably) through Lawless’ de-conkering but also Dredd’s bloody-mouthed wang worrying. These though are just the latest entrants in cinema’s most wince-inducing club: the cinematic castration – the ultimate in emasculation, humiliation and total pain. So in celebration of its newest dis-membered members, get ready to cross those legs for the best in lost manhood, occasional female empowerment but mostly bloody, spurting amateur sex surgery. Let’s turn that Y into an X, shall we?

Message Sent (Lawless, 2012)

Finding themselves up against a literally cut-throat copper, those bootleggin’ Bondurant boys aim to cut something a little lower on the anatomy. Tracking down the guys who earlier attempted to adjust Bane’s vocal chords, the Bondurants take a straight razor to the terror-etched henchmen’s undercarriages and deliver them to their nemesis. Revenge is a dish best served in a bloody tissue.

Disarmament (Sin City, 2005)

“I take away his weapon,” says Hartigan. “Both of them.” The second is definitely the more painful for lil’ Roark Jr, as the determined detective proceeds to violently disarm the Yellow Bastard’s man-pistol for the second time in 90 minutes, clenching away his clackers in a gooey marshmallowy mustard-coloured splodge. All in all, that’s two – or is that four? – for the price of one.

Hack Filmmakers (Cannibal Holocaust, 1980)

Well, that’s a hornets’ nest well-and-truly stirred up. The lost, isolated Yanomamö tribe – angered by the devious documentarians’ not-strictly-observing techniques – reap a bloody, about-to-be-banned revenge: they begin by hacking rapist cameraman Mark into more edible pieces, starting very graphically with his telescopic lens. This one’s a near-tie with a similar ‘restless natives’ moment in its equally grotty cousin, Cannibal Ferox.

Swearing Revenge (Hostel II, 2007)

Language! Beth goes from being victim to fully-fledged Elite Hunting customer at the flash of a cussword, butchering her potty-mouthed torturer’s torpid turkey with one swift hack and then feeding it to the bloodhounds. If my folks had shown me this instead of just threatening to wash my mouth out with soap, my swear-jar wouldn’t be quite so full.

Cock Block (The Street Fighter, 1974)

Sonny Chiba, ‘the greatest actor working in martial arts movies today’ as Clarence Worley would have it, has a ball – two of them – when his double-hard mercenary Tsurigi leaps through A window and gets hands on with the guy trying to rape heiress Sarai. I understand this technique is called Jeet Plums Do.

Memories Are Made Of These (In The Realm Of The Senses, 1976)

For a movie famed for its unsimulated sex – based on real events – this really is a leg crosser, and puts you off boiled eggs to boot. Having helped kill her married lover with ‘a Hutchence’, the obsessed Abe slices off his old boy and writes a farewell message in his chest with the blood. Next time you’re keen on a memento, maybe a picture would work better?

Rubbered Out (Killer Condom, 1996)

More Troma than trauma, it’s no surprise that Lloyd Kaufman helped distribute this utterly bizarre German schlocker about a gay cop, his tranny bf and a carnivorous condom that puts a real dampener on safe sex. Our favourite bit? When the killer jimmy runs away with its latest meal still in its transparant, er, digestive tract. “That’s a cock!” someone shrieks. Yes. Yes it is.

A Quick One Off The Wrist (I Spit On Your Grave, 1978)

Johnny really did have it coming. Not just because he’s a scumbag, sadistic gang-rapist – though, let’s face it, that’s more than enough in its own right – but also partly because he’s stupid enough to let himself be stripped, led to a bath and given a hand-shandy by a knife-wielding lady who holds an entirely justified murder-boner for him; later, she just holds a boner. See also: Last House On The Left. Or don’t, because it’s a bit shonky.

Abominable Actions (Night Of The Demon, 1980)

You really shouldn’t pee on the grass. In this legendary video nasty, a passing biker is stopped mid-flow when Bigfoot yanks his chain clean off. What makes this scene even more impressive is not its utter craposity but that it’s told in very specific flashback by someone who wasn’t actually there.

A Little Off The Top, Sir? (The Holy Mountain, 1973)

LSD, scissors and castration do not mix. Alejandro Jodorowsky’s surreal movie of dense symbolism is already pretty wang happy before we get to the castration dream sequence (the member is later put in a room filled with similarly severed choppers). Jodorowsky later alleged that the scissor-wielder was so loaded with hallucinogens that the scene nearly played out for real. “And cut…”

Biting Back (Teeth, 2007)

Better than pepper spay. Creepy rat-bag rapist Tobey gets caught in our Venus’ fly-trap when he tries to aggressively take advantage of a half-unconscious Dawn. However, our heroine has a case of Vagina Dentata, which is Latin for “Argh, help me Jesus, she’s bitten my penis off with her fanny-gnashers.”

Your Move, Creep (RoboCop, 1987)

A hostage-holding wannabe rapist finds out that ‘the new guy in town’ has a much better aim than his more human counterparts; RoboCop just fires a bullet through the victim’s skirt – the empty space between her legs – and catches the scumbag hair-enthusiast standing behind her right in his junk. We can’t confirm whether it’s a solid sever but it’s safe to say that this perp won’t be achieving 45° anytime soon.

Tom Hawker edited cult movie mag Hotdog and has seen Cannibal Holocaust at least one more time than is strictly necessary. He's seen it twice.


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Tuesday, 4 September 2012

Dredd Prologue Comic Cover Debut

Lionsgate has premiered the full Dredd 3D prequel comic, which tells the story of movie villain Ma-Ma. You can read the comic here! Stay tuned to watch the Dredd motion comic as well, right here on IGN.

Original story from 8/28/12:

We're drawing ever closer to the release of Dredd 3D in theaters next month (though we've already reviewed -- and loved -- the movie), but that doesn't mean Judge Dredd die-hards have to wait until release day to get their fix. Lionsgate will be debuting a brand new Dredd prologue comic next week with some top-notch 2000AD talent -- it's written by Matt Smith with art by Henry Flint, Chris Blythe, and Simon Bowland -- that will explore the background of the film's villain, Ma-Ma.

We're excited to bring you the very first look at the book's cover, drawn by frequent Judge Dredd artist Greg Staples, which features the badass likeness of Dredd star Karl Urban. Check it:

Alongside the reveal of the cover, Lionsgate has launched a brand new app for fans to create their very own covers for the Dredd comic. You can select from a bunch of pre-made images and combine them into your own justice-inducing scene. Be sure to give it a whirl at dredd3dcomiccovercreator.com!

Stay tuned for more on the official Dredd prequel comic and much more from Mega-City One right here at IGN Comics.

Joey is IGN's Comics Editor and a comic book creator himself. Follow Joey on Twitter, or find him on IGN. He loves superhero pets so hard.


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Friday, 31 August 2012

Karl Urban IGNUK Twitter Takeover

Karl Urban, the star of the upcoming action smash Dredd 3D, doesn't do Twitter. There are people out there claiming to be him, but the Kiwi star of Lord Of The Rings, Star Trek, Chronicles of Riddick and many more, isn't on the social networking site.

All this will change though at 18:30pm BST (or 10:30am if you're PT) today on Friday August 31st as the star of Dredd 3D takes over the @IGNUK Twitter feed for 30 minutes to answer your questions!

"Stop following me!"

Karl will be taking over the 140-character reigns to answer your questions about Dredd 3D, his past and future projects, and anything else you care to quiz him about. So, if you've ever wanted to ask whether the Judge helmet is comfy, if he gets asked medical questions when playing Bones, or just his preferred crisp flavour, this is the time to do it.

To submit a question for Karl simply tweet it to @IGNUK using the hashtag #DREDD3D and we'll try to get as many of your questions answered as we can between 6:30pm and 7pm.

Dredd 3D is out in UK cinemas on September 7th. Get all the latest Dredd 3D info from https://www.facebook.com/dreddthemovie.


Source : ign[dot]com

Thursday, 30 August 2012

Dredd 3D: New Photos From the Reboot

Check out this quartet of new stills from Dredd 3D, the upcoming Judge Dredd movie starring Karl Urban, Lena Headey and Olivia Thirlby.

Dredd 3D opens September 21.


Source : ign[dot]com

Wednesday, 29 August 2012

Dredd Prologue Comic Cover Debut

We're drawing ever closer to the release of Dredd 3D in theaters next month (though we've already reviewed -- and loved -- the movie), but that doesn't mean Judge Dredd die-hards have to wait until release day to get their fix. Lionsgate will be debuting a brand new Dredd prologue comic next week with some top-notch 2000AD talent -- it's written by Matt Smith with art by Henry Flint, Chris Blythe, and Simon Bowland -- that will explore the background of the film's villain, Ma-Ma.

We're excited to bring you the very first look at the book's cover, drawn by frequent Judge Dredd artist Greg Staples, which features the badass likeness of Dredd star Karl Urban. Check it:

Alongside the reveal of the cover, Lionsgate has launched a brand new app for fans to create their very own covers for the Dredd comic. You can select from a bunch of pre-made images and combine them into your own justice-inducing scene. Be sure to give it a whirl at www.dredd3dcomiccovercreator.com!

Stay tuned for more on the official Dredd prequel comic and much more from Mega-City One right here at IGN Comics.

Joey is IGN's Comics Editor and a comic book creator himself. Follow Joey on Twitter, or find him on IGN. He loves superhero pets so hard.


Source : ign[dot]com

Friday, 24 August 2012

Change The Law And Win Big With Dredd 3D

To celebrate the upcoming release of the awesome Dredd 3D on September 7, 2012 (read the glowing IGN Review of Dredd 3D here) we've put together the most awesome Judge Dredd prize bundle known to man for you to try and win!

Up for grabs over the coming weeks is:

  • Win your own private screening of Dredd 3D at your local Cineworld Cinema in RealD 3D
  • A replica Judge Dredd helmet prop from PlanetReplicas.com
  • Three replica Judge Dredd Lawmaker gun props from PlanetReplicas.com
  • Four replica Judge Dredd Metal Badge props from PlanetReplicas.com
  • Five copies of Judge Dredd Complete Case Files V1
  • Five copies of The Best of 2000AD
  • Fifty copies Dredd, a specially produced comic prequel

Real D 3D has teamed up with Cineworld to produce limited edition Dredd 3D glasses, which the screening winners will be able to claim at their free screening.

HOW TO ENTER

Entering this amazing prize draw couldn't be easier. All you need to do is follow @IGNUK on Twitter and tell us, if you were a Judge for a day, what law would you want to enforce?

It could be a ban on the music of Nickelback or the legal enforcing of high-fives as the standard greeting in the UK - whatever you like - you are the LAW!

Submit your suggestions to us via Twitter using the Hashtag #IAMTHELAW any time between now and 10am on the film's release date of September 7th 2012.

We'll be picking winners throughout the next three weeks at random times, so feel free to enter every day! This competition is open to UK residents only (sorry!) over the age of 18 with full terms and conditions on the next page.


Source : ign[dot]com