Chaos (2005)

Chaos is a brutal viewing experience--for all the wrong reasons.

It is bad, but not in an enjoyable way; it is violent and squalid, but not in a memorable way.

Critics have called the film offensive and morally repugnant, but that's overstating things. It's far too inept to achieve anything that complex.

Chaos will likely find an audience based on its infamy as the most brutal film ever made. Yet I don't think I'd like to meet anyone who would subject himself to this thing willingly.

Amateurishly shot, written and acted, the film lacks any redeeming values to compensate for its horrific aesthetic.

There doesn’t seem to be much point to the movie except to shock, and even that is in the seemingly phony guise of being socially responsible.

A prefatory title-card-cum-alibi suggests that the film’s extreme brutality is intended 'to educate and, perhaps, save lives,' but that’s little more than a nauseating rationalization.