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It's a movie that tries to get as close to being a snuff movie as possible.
I feel like I've just watched a snuff film....a beautifully acted, taut, engrossing and horrible thing!
What does this say about me, about the people who make and act in this sort of thing, and a world that has become so desensitized that eventually real snuff films will be the norm.
It starts off pretty good, with the premise being that snuff films are being aired over cable.
A cheap exploitation film about a mothers search for her daughter who has been kidnapped by people who make snuff porno films.
C'mon people, you can't be serious, another case of advertising snuff when it totally isn't!
But for the last 10 years he seemed to have lost it.This film is just empty, nothing at all to wake us up from the deep sleep you sink into after the first 10 min.No sex, no blood(it's suppose to be about snuff?),no actors, no dialogs, just as bad as an 90'T.V film.It's even worse than his last cannibals and zombies epics.So Rest in peace Bruno, you will stay in our minds forever anyway, thanks to such unforgettable gems as:Zombi 3, Robowar,Rats, l'altro inferno,Virus, Cruel jaws and few others.So except if you want to see B Mattei possessed by jess Franco's spirit's new film, pass on this one.But if you don't know this nice artisan's career track down his old films and have fun.
"Flower of Flesh and Blood" is a more violent and gory depiction of fake "snuff" material, but that film also falls flat on the realism level.
This movie tries to shock the viewer, and it sure does.With the animal snuff at the beginning, and the killing of babies in the movie (fake at least)its was enough to make myself turn it off.I've seen movies like this before that show slaughterhouse footage (BTK movie) and this kind of footage should not be allowed in a horror movie.We watch gore and horror because we know its just make-up, and special effects, so we shouldn't sit down to watch a movie and see the real killing of animals, its not what we rented the movie for.If anything, there should be a large warning label put on these types of garbage movies so people won;t be surprised by it.
but i want some meat behind the story, not to mention i prefer the evil to happen to humans, not to be tricked in to watching, what seemed like forever, clips of animal snuff.
It was probably this film, more than any of the others, that gave Guinea Pig the rumour of being snuff.
Its not supposed to have a plot, because its makers wanted people (Charlie Sheen, I think)to believe it was a real snuff film.
The first installment of this notorious horror series presents a woman being kidnapped by a gang of black-clad men who torture her for several days before finally killing her.She is beaten savagely,spun around in the chair endlessly,has her finger nails pulled,animal guts are thrown at her,hot boiling water is poured on her and finally her eyeball is punctured with a needle(really sick and nasty scene).The makers of this unforgettable torture show tried to make it as real as possible and for me this one is the closest thing to a snuff film you can get without committing murder on tape.Of course some of the special effects are rather poor but the idea of making a snuff is pretty gruesome.I have seen also "Flowers of Flesh and Blood" which is more gory and sadistic,but less disturbing.Anyway,this one is a must-see for horror fans!
After having watched "Guinea Pig", two questions come in mind ( besides 'Am I really a psychopath to watch that ?' ) : 'Is it a snuff ?'
The answer is no ; although it's the closest thing to a snuff movie I've ever seen.
The first installment of this notorious horror series is presented as if it were a snuff film discovered by the producers and set up like an amateur camcorder tape, complete with a digital timer at the bottom of the frame.
After that it is nothing more than a snuff film hidden amongst dramas and horror flicks.
Some of the characters are underdeveloped, inclduing, in my opinion, the main character, and the script wasn't exactly up to snuff.
Veering for cars and buses, almost hitting pedestrians and pigeons on every corner, this is as close to a real snuff movie you'll ever get.
I frankly don't see difference between "snuff" movies and this movies, for it can have same bad influence on minds of people.
Somewhere In the Night dates from 1946, the same year his second directorial effort Dragonwyck was released and it's well up to snuff.
So good that someone claimed, when the movie was on theaters, that the scene with the fetus was a snuff!
I mean when I think of all the people naive enough to believe that this movie contained actual snuff footage, I laugh my ass off.
Yuki Emoto plays a reporter in search of the snuff movies.
During her investigation she meets a bunch of fetish/porno film-makers and finally she herself becomes a victim of merciless snuff gang.
I argued that there is no way this was based on a real serial killer (never heard of him before or after....do a look for William Allen Grone on your fav search engine) and there is NO real snuff footage on it.
The idiot claimed it was all real and that the last few minutes were the actual (ie real) snuff film in it's entirety.
I got the flick, fast forwarded through the extremely bad acting and low budget special effects and went to the "real" snuff footage.
The subject matter (snuff films) is totally sick, but what better vehicle to launch a horror/suspense film.
Anyway, the kung-fu is very good, definitely up to snuff.
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