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• Every single one of the bizarre "seven deadly sins" murders is so extreme, horrifying and painful that it's barely imaginable.
• The most famous: Sloth. "He's alive! He's alive! The cocksucker's alive!"
  • Here's a nice bedtime story. The actor who played "Sloth" (that's right, an actual human being, not some animatronic dummy created by the special effects department) weighed 96 pounds at his audition. David Finch jokingly said that if he lost ten pounds he had the role. Later on, when the actor was on set for the first time, he admitted to only losing six.
  • "He's experienced about as much pain and suffering as anyone I've encountered, give or take...and he still has Hell to look forward to."
• Gluttony is horrifying, and also large amounts of Nausea Fuel.
• Greed; just imagine that you have to decide what part of you body is more disposable to pay the deed of one pound of flesh. And, then, having to cut it yourself!
• The disturbingly calm serial killer Jonathan Doe alone qualifies as this, especially if you have read the Graphic Novel. To avoid identification, he removed not just his fingerprints but his teeth.
  • Just the way he screams "Detectiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive!" when he goes into the police station is chilling.
• The Lust killing was by far the most horrid. It doesn't matter that none of it was really onscreen.
  • How about the fact that the sex toy shop guy said he had made worse things?
  • Or the fact that the man that actually raped the girl to death was FORCED to do it. Think about that.
  • That man's entire performance really seals in the Nightmare Fuel. Just the pure terror in his voice as he recounts it... just... oh, man. The actor playing the man, Leland Orser, actually forced himself to hyperventilate during that scene to make it more believable.
  • The fact that it was offscreen really only amplifies the feeling. With everything up until that point, you'd at least seen the aftermath, but Lust provided you all the details of what is quite possibly the most horrific crime imaginable murder by blade rape, and left all the rest to the imagination of the viewer.
• The last twenty or so minutes; a very disturbing end to a very disturbing film.
  • "What's in the box? WHAT'S IN THE FUCKING BOX?!!"