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Hey, you want a great glood-n'-bore movie, check out 3000 Miles to Graceland. I thought it would be cheesy, especially with Courtney "Ohmigawd I chipped a nail!" Cox in it, and it does have alot of the aspects mentioned in the above thread, but when all's said and done there's nothing quite as exhilarating as seeing that much fire and blood plastered all over... Kevin Costner usually annoys me but he had the evil mastermind tragic black-clad figure thing going on here and he makes a good Elvis after all...

Hey, you want a great glood-n'-bore movie, check out 3000 Miles to Graceland. I thought it would be cheesy, especially with Courtney "Ohmigawd I chipped a nail!" Cox in it, and it does have alot of the aspects mentioned in the above thread, but when all's said and done there's nothing quite as exhilarating as seeing that much fire and blood plastered all over...

Top gore movie of all time, hands down -- "Dead Alive" (1992), a very early film in the career of director Peter Jackson (yes, the same guy who's doing the upcoming "Lord of the Rings" films).

Shot on what looks like a budget of about fifty bucks, it starts out just being a grade Z cheesy horror flick, but stick with it. The gore and over-the-top, I-can't-believe-they-did-that stuff just keeps reaching higher and higher peaks. By the time you figure they can't top themselves, they do, then do it again another two dozen times.

Make sure you rent (or buy -- I have it on DVD) the Unrated version instead of the R-rated version.

The folks at the Internet Movie Database give it an average 7.3 out of 10. That's clearly for the "oh wow!" factor, since it couldn't possibly be for the acting or the plot. :-)

Hey, you want a great glood-n'-bore movie, check out 3000 Miles to Graceland.

There's something irresistable about four guys dressed like Elvis shooting up a casino with automatic weapons.

That, and Courtney Cox half-naked...