The Worst Gore Videos Online | 5 Disturbing Videos You Should Never Google [Vol. 2]

A countdown a day keeps the curiosity away. Don't google these videos vol.2

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[DisturbedReality.]

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[_M_a_r_t_i_n_M]

I admit to having watched a small handful of gore videos as a desensitized teenager amongst 'friends' to prove that I could 'stomach' it. And I regretfully say that I have seen that three guys one hammer thing.. But these days as an adult in my 30s, even hearing true crime documentaries, and hearing descriptions like this, it can make me feel slightly ill in the gut and makes me think deeply on how I would never wish to, nor be able to, or wish upon this sort of thing on any person or living being on this planet, or others if they aren't hostile. Just, no. People need to do all that they can to keep their part of the world nice and as free from this sort of degeneracy as possible.

[cocobiskit]

Not even one gore video is worth seeing. The horror never leaves your mind.

[The_Real_Duck]

Don’t ever let your curiosity get the best of you. These videos are videos you certainly never forget, will have nightmares about, perhaps even PTSD. Stay safe, and don’t let your curiosity get the best of you.

[RadDadisRad]

The thumbnail video still haunts me from time to time. I was at work and a guy I was working with was playing it. I believe it was 2012 or 2013. It’s really gross and that is one thing I wish I could unsee.

[Offu-czwl]

One of the things that’s always disturbed me about the chainsaw video is realizing the “dirt wall” behind them is almost certainly a trench dug with an excavator bucket. Meaning the trench was most likely dug just for killing and burying bodies. I could be wrong but even the thought of it being the case freaks me out

[lilithmoon]

Your morbid curiosity is not worth damaging your mental health over.

[RavenToes]

As a mexican it truly hurts my heart to hear what they do to eachother….

[sazanja]

I got into watching gore simply cause I was bored. I was a room plant, barely ever went out and experienced anything, just went to school everyday and then played solo videogames because I literally had 0 friends. Everything felt very bland and repetitive, there was no excitement, no adrenaline rush, nothing. When I first time found gore media, I binged this shit like crazy. I remember scrolling the page that was filled with all kind of videos and photos(mainly car crashes), with my eyes literally bulging and me finally feeling something intense, even if it wasn't positive. I felt disgust and this weird sense of dread in the chest, and it was intense, but to me it was better than nothing. I kept watching these kinds of videos throughout the year or two, one worse than the other. Animal cruelty, child cruelty, cartels, etc. Simply because I was bored. I did not enjoy any of them. I like cats and dogs, and all animals, and I like little kids, but I was still watching these videos. After some time I just decided to delete all my gore telegram channels, for not apparent reason really, and it was kinda the end of it for me.

I read somewhere one thing, some kinda, I don't know. A book or a report, and I still have the screenshot of this section, so I will translate it here: "Cruelty, according to Fromm, can also be the result of "uncompensated boredom." It often manifests itself passively: a person likes to learn about crimes, to watch brutal bloody scenes. But from passive pleasure is only a step to many forms of active arousal. Certain "sort" of people are particularly inherent boredom and its consequences in them can be very dangerous. Such people are easy to recognize: they are not interested in anything, they have almost no relationships with other people ..."
I screenshotted this because I found it to be VERY relatable at the time. But I'm alright now. I was the quiet kid btw

[nw]

I remember the Mexican chainsaw beheading, it was the first gore video I ever saw with my friends at school when we were about 12 years old.
What lowkey creeps me out is that I could watch it then without thinking anything about it, but now 14 years later I wouldn’t dare to click on it again.

[Sennagod]

One of the worst for me was the dad/son killed by a cartel. The young son was made to watch his father get beheaded next to him, then they turned to the son opening him up and ripping his heart out whilst alive.

[binbhrf]

This shit does damage you people. I'm 26 now and feel this type of stuff was at the height of popularity when I was in highschool/middle. I've seen it all, icepick, new zealand, hammer, stomp, unalives, accidents, mil footage, cartel etc etc. Though it may seem easy to pass off as curiosity, at the end of the day I think now that it borders on voyuerism and does more harm than good. Do yourself a favor, don't look this stuff up, you may forget about it now but every now and then down the line you'll remember the horrors youve seen and just feel gross that you allow such useless attrocities occupy your mind.

[ChrisMalloy-uf]

I saw a lot of crime scene photos, accident aftermaths, suicide aftermaths, medical gore and the like by my mid teen but I never saw a murder until I watched The Mexican Chainsaw Massacre AKA 2 Guys 1 Chainsaw. That video, along with 3 Guys 1 Hammer and the CDG executing the 15 year old Zeta, broke something inside of me. This stuff isn't worth seeing. Just listen to Disturbed Reality, Plagued Mouth, or ColdRaven talk about instead.

[iamwhatieat]

I used to watch a lot of videos when Reddit had the watchpeopledie subreddit, mainly because I used to work as a security guard just to prepare myself mentally for incidents, but I stopped watching it when Reddit banned it, and have no motivation to watch any gore videos, especially from pieces of shit like serial killers.

[Bluargh]

This video is the reason why I stopped watching plagued moth..dude had the idea to play the video, but blurred. But the sounds... They haunt me.

[crost_warrior]

Gore is disgusting, yeah, but anything with throats infolved makes it a hundred times worse for me. When i was little, i accidentally made the tiniest little cut near my throat with scissors, so light that it didn't even bleed, just a tiny thin layer of skin and it was barely visible, just a small pink line. I remember that hurt like hell and i couldn't imagine a box cutter cutting inches deep into my throat

[markanthony]

The 2 guys one chainsaw was actually one of the less brutal and gruesome videos I’ve seen compared to some that even I, someone who witnessed just how terrible war can be first hand, had to step away and question this world we live in including ones with teenagers some as young as 14 and 15.

Also, the one from Brazil I’ve seen that one too. Somebody said one of the women, the one who got shot in the head wasn’t part of any gang but just hanging with them.


Oh never mind the poster just mentioned this

[darrenl]

Just the descriptions of the videos are enough for me. I would never watch stuff like this that disturbs my soul. I believe in karma. I believe the people who engage in this sort of sordid barbarism will eventually have to face a penance for their actions.

[Trentcast]

The noises from the chainsaw video once they go for the nephew still haunts me to this day. Something about the gurgling in that one sets it apart from others.

[POLARTTYRTM]

I don't know why cartels have to employ such brutality... I understand their business is keeping people away from messing with them, but I don't think there is really a reason to explain or justify going THAT far into brutality that is worse than depictions of hell. That's one of the reasons I don't believe in divine justice or anything related to that.