Welcome to watch mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10, scariest banned horror movies.

Ashley come on out to change for this list will be looking at horror films slash thrillers that have been banned for various reasons, particularly the high levels of gore and other disturbing content.

The movies don't need to have stayed banned to qualify for this list.

What's the scariest movie you've ever seen?

Let us know in the comments number 10 Antichrist France danish Director Lars von Trier makes movies that feel designed to sadden, sicken and shock you all at once and Antichrist might be his crowning achievement in terms of overall disturbing quality rains.

The film details the harrowing journey taken by a couple after the accidental death of their son.

We don't blame you if you have to look away or even turn off crime.

Woman is a scheming woman In 2016, 7 years after its release, anti christ was banned in France due to a court deeming its 16 plus rating too low.

Bar a catholic traditionalist group had pressured the court in hopes of having the film reclassified with a more restrictive rating and I understood that everything that used to be beautiful about Eden was perhaps hideous as of yet there's no indication of antichrist being re rated and unbanned in the country.

Nothing hurts more than to see the one that you love subjected to mistakes and wrongs.

Number nine the human centerpiece to the UK Australia and new Zealand if you're wondering what a human centipede is.

We're not going to explain it here.

One digestive system is this film you've been talking about?

The second installment in this gross out trilogy is about a disturbed man who's inspired by the first film to try some unnecessary surgery of his own.

Unsurprisingly, the film's graphic content got it banned in multiple countries with the british board of Film classification initially disallowing its release before accepting a cut version.

Dad doesn't have to find out.

We can come back and get it tomorrow when we have the key.

A similar situation happened with the Australian Classification review Board, which also later accepted a re cut version and in new Zealand, the film wasn't shown in theaters due to the controversy in Australia.

Sometimes a few minutes of cuts can make all the difference.

Number eight, I spit on your grave multiple countries.

This film about a woman who's attacked and then gets revenge on her assailants bears the dubious honor of being called the worst movie of all time by the late great critic Roger Ebert.

While there's debate over the artistic and moral value of I spit on your grave, it's undeniably a difficult watch.

The films graphic content.

Got it banned in many countries such as Iceland Ireland Norway, china Singapore, Thailand and west Germany.

It was also banned in Canada until the nineties as well as for seven years in Australia brought nothing but bad luck with you, Bad luck, I have no friends.

Now because of you.

The original title was Day of the Woman, which doesn't quite indicate how shocking it truly is.

I don't like women giving me orders.

Number seven cannibal holocaust multiple countries with a title like this.

You know, not to choose it for a family movie night.

I don't know about this.

I think they wanted for dinner tonight.

An early example of found footage, horror cannibal holocaust that details the search for an american documentary crew that goes missing in the amazon rainforest.

The film sparked intense controversy for his actual depictions of animal deaths and graphic violence.

It was so convincing that the director Ruggero Diode Otto was charged with murder, which he was later cleared of.

But the film still received bands around the world including Italy Norway, Australia, New Zealand and the United States.

It's unbelievable.

It's horrible.

I can't understand the reason for such cruelty.

Some of these bands have been lifted, but cannibal holocaust remains one of the hardest movies to endure.

I want this material burned all of it.

Number six.

The last house on the left the UK.

No, no, come on, let's go here.

We got more important director Wes Craven was responsible for two of the most famous horror series of all time.

But his career started with a movie so unsettling.

It makes those other films look like kid's stuff.

I think it's crazy.

The Last House on the Left.

A horror take on ingmar Bergman's The Virgin Spring tells the harrowing story of parents seeking revenge on their daughter's killers.

The results are brutal and the film sparked plenty of controversy in the UK.

The british board of Film censors declined to give it a certification, resulting in its ban in 2000 and two, a modified version of the film earned an 18 certificate.

While the uncensored version was released in 2000 and eight.

We'll stick with scream.

Thanks number five, Hostel part Two multiple countries.

We have contract here.

What kind of contract?

Anyone who come to this place cannot leave without killing Some horror movies almost seem like they're trying to convince you to avoid travel at all costs.

The first hostel is a gruesome depiction of American tourists being tortured overseas and the second film when even further in terms of depravity.

As a result, many countries have been hostile towards hostel.

Part two should go straight to the police.

Yeah, exactly.

Someone should know.

No one should Eli Roth sequel has been banned slash censored in multiple countries, including New Zealand Germany and Malaysia and it's pretty incredible to think it even played in American multiplexes.

Four years later, Hostel Part three was released straight to video and attracted far less negative attention.

Number four or the 120 days of sodom.

Multiple countries.

All things are good when carried to excess.

Salo is based on a book by the marquis de sod, who's responsible for the term sadism and that's certainly what happens in director Pier paolo Pasolini's film about teenagers being tortured in fascist.

Italy you poor idiot, You must be stupid to think that death would be so easy.

Don't you know that we intend to kill you 1000 times over until the end of eternity.

If there could be an end to eternity.

Just hearing about the acts depicted on screen is enough to turn your stomach.

This explains why the film has been banned in so many countries, including Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

These bans have been lifted, but not until decades later.

While many have praised Salon as a work of legit cinema, others find it more obscene than artistic recoil from victim Number three, a Serbian film, multiple countries.

If there was ever a horror movie that should come with a mandatory therapy for viewers, it's this one strips Sheila This film, a Serbian production about the making of a shockingly brutal film is itself shockingly brutal.

And so it's been banned in multiple countries for its sickening content at different points.

The film has been banned in countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Brazil and Spain.

Overall, it's reportedly been banned in 46 countries, we're all for watching films from different cultures, but if you're looking for a good clean Serbian film to watch.

We recommend choosing something besides a Serbian film.

The private number to the texas chainsaw massacre multiple countries compared to horror films that came after it.

The original texas chainsaw Massacre can seem somewhat quaint, but it's still an incredibly effective thriller and caused quite a stir when it was first released.

Contemporary audiences weren't used to seeing violence depicted in such a brutal way and many countries subsequently banned it.

These included Australia, brazil France, Ireland, Sweden and Norway.

Not all of these bands have been permanent and the film is now recognized as a horror classic.

It might not be the goriest movie on this list, but it's definitely one of the scariest.

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The exorcist Malaysia, you'd like that in Dennis Director William friedkin's film about a young girl's demonic possession was nominated for 10 Oscars and won two including best adapted screenplay.

It also arguably changed horror and movies in general forever.

The film's graphic content reportedly caused numerous viewers to throw up and pass out.

There were even reports of heart attacks, various cities in the US and the UK ended up banning the film, but it still became a box office bonanza.

The film was even banned in Malaysia.

The power of christ compels you while undoubtedly a great piece of filmmaking.

It's certainly not one you want to watch with dinner.

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