The *ultimate* castration in motion pictures thread

[dark_soul (imported)]

Clip: Women reply to rapist revenge

Movie: The Girl With the Dragon Tatto.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

o4ul_YrFcY4

[dark_soul (imported)]

No one, with a new video to share?

[Origen22 (imported)]

There'

s a very graphic castration scene

in "Into The Fold" on Vimeo VOD. You need to be a Vimeo member registered as an adult to see it

[Losethem (imported)]

There'

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s a very graphic castration scene

in "Into The Fold" on Vimeo VOD. You need
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to be a Vimeo member registered as an adult to see it

In the interest of transparency, it requires a payment which goes to the author of the post identifying the movie.

[Origen22 (imported)]

In the interest of transparency, it requires a payment which goes to the author of the post identifying the movie.

Yes indeed. The staggering production costs have to be recovered. You are correct I should have identified myself

[jman0001 (imported)]

Exactly what is removed, the penis or testicles or both? How much do you see? (In the "Into the Fold" movie.)

[billf82 (imported)]

Guy has to castrate himself if he wants to join the band. See quite a bit, including other band member who has no balls. Self castration, penis not done.

[Paolo]

Has anyone ever seen this one? Sounds interesting.

The Fatal Encounter

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3479208/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

The Fatal Encounter (Hangul: 역린; RR: Yeokrin; lit. The King's Wrath) is a 2014

South Korean film based on a real-life assassination attempt on King Jeongjo. Jeongjo

is portrayed by Hyun Bin, in his first role in a period drama and first acting project after

being discharged from mandatory military service.[1][2][3]

King Jeongjo (1752-1800) was the 22nd ruler of the Joseon Dynasty, nicknamed the

"King of Misfortune." When he was 10 years old, Jeongjo witnessed the death of his

father Crown Prince Sado, who was executed by a royal decree ordered by his

grandfather, then-King Yeongjo. During his reign, Jeongjo was subsequently caught in

the midst of fierce party strife between the Noron and Soron factions, and survived

seven assassination attempts just in his first year as king. The film is inspired by

Jeongyuyeokbyeon, one such assassination attempt on Jeongjo by his political

opponents in 1777, the king's first year as the nation's ruler. The Fatal Encounter

depicts the 24 hours leading up to that event in Jeongjo's life and those around

him.[4][5]

This is the feature film debut of director Lee Jae-kyoo; he previously helmed the

television series Damo (2003), Fashion 70's (2005), Beethoven Virus (2008), and The

King 2 Hearts (2012), as well as the online movie The Influence (2010).

Plot

In 1777, one year after he began his reign, King Jeongjo lives a perilous palace life

amidst opposition and threats from those around him who harbor political ambitions.

He prepares himself for possible attacks by working out alone in the palace. Jeongjo is

a calm and considerate man, but he is also afraid. The only one he trusts is his loyal

court servant Gap-soo, called the king's shadow.

When Gap-soo was young, he was sold to a cruel man named Gwang-baek, who

illegally and brutally trains orphaned children to become professional assassins. Gap-

soo befriends Eul-soo, another orphan who is a few years younger than him. When

Gwang-baek is instructed to give one of his children to become a court eunuch, he asks

Gap-soo and Eul-soo to play the game of rock-paper-scissors; Gap-soo purposely loses

the game in an effort to protect Eul-soo. Thus, Gap-soo is castrated and sent to the

royal palace. There he meets Jeongjo, a young boy who is still mourning his father's

death. Meanwhile, Eul-soo continues enduring harsh training and grows up as a

merciless killer.

Years later, Eul-soo, now the deadliest member of the secret group of assassins,

receives orders to kill Jeongjo within 24 hours. He infiltrates the palace, where he falls

in love with Wol-hye, a gungnyeo (or female court servant). Jeongjo's mother Lady

Hyegyeong is also locked in dangerous conflict with the late King Yeongjo's much

younger widow, dowager Queen Jeongsun. Meanwhile, Gap-soo confesses his dark

past to Jeongjo and swears to protect him.

[dark_soul (imported)]

Has anyone ever seen this one? Sounds interesting.

The Fatal Encounter

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3479208/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

The Fatal Encounter (Hangul: 역린; RR: Yeokrin; lit. The King's Wrath) is a 2014

South Korean film based on a real-life assassination attempt on King Jeongjo. Jeongjo

is portrayed by Hyun Bin, in his first role in a period drama and first acting project after

being discharged from mandatory military service.[1][2][3]

King Jeongjo (1752-1800) was the 22nd ruler of the Joseon Dynasty, nicknamed the

"King of Misfortune." When he was 10 years old, Jeongjo witnessed the death of his

father Crown Prince Sado, who was executed by a royal decree ordered by his

grandfather, then-King Yeongjo. During his reign, Jeongjo was subsequently caught in

the midst of fierce party strife between the Noron and Soron factions, and survived

seven assassination attempts just in his first year as king. The film is inspired by

Jeongyuyeokbyeon, one such assassination attempt on Jeongjo by his political

opponents in 1777, the king's first year as the nation's ruler. The Fatal Encounter

depicts the 24 hours leading up to that event in Jeongjo's life and those around

him.[4][5]

This is the feature film debut of director Lee Jae-kyoo; he previously helmed the

television series Damo (2003), Fashion 70's (2005), Beethoven Virus (2008), and The

King 2 Hearts (2012), as well as the online movie The Influence (2010).

Plot

In 1777, one year after he began his reign, King Jeongjo lives a perilous palace life

amidst opposition and threats from those around him who harbor political ambitions.

He prepares himself for possible attacks by working out alone in the palace. Jeongjo is

a calm and considerate man, but he is also afraid. The only one he trusts is his loyal

court servant Gap-soo, called the king's shadow.

When Gap-soo was young, he was sold to a cruel man named Gwang-baek, who

illegally and brutally trains orphaned children to become professional assassins. Gap-

soo befriends Eul-soo, another orphan who is a few years younger than him. When

Gwang-baek is instructed to give one of his children to become a court eunuch, he asks

Gap-soo and Eul-soo to play the game of rock-paper-scissors; Gap-soo purposely loses

the game in an effort to protect Eul-soo. Thus, Gap-soo is castrated and sent to the

royal palace. There he meets Jeongjo, a young boy who is still mourning his father's

death. Meanwhile, Eul-soo continues enduring harsh training and grows up as a

merciless killer.

Years later, Eul-soo, now the deadliest member of the secret group of assassins,

receives orders to kill Jeongjo within 24 hours. He infiltrates the palace, where he falls

in love with Wol-hye, a gungnyeo (or female court servant). Jeongjo's mother Lady

Hyegyeong is also locked in dangerous conflict with the late King Yeongjo's much

younger widow, dowager Queen Jeongsun. Meanwhile, Gap-soo confesses his dark

past to Jeongjo and swears to protect him.

Interesting information, I have not seen that movie.

[Origen22 (imported)]

I just saw the most brutal slasher horror film ( not one I produced!!) It's on reelhouse.org and the mutilation scene is at the end. It is a great film, exploring the mind of serial killer and his self- justifying internal logic which is strangely credible but insane:

https://www.reelhouse.org/direwitfilms/7thday/7tjdau?