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The language is appalling, the attitudes indefensible, the subject matter spectacularly inappropriate, and the pair of them seem to be having a whale of a time, even when they're at each other's throats (which happens a lot).
We have axe decapitations, icky stranglings and several throats are being slit with rusty knives...Yay! whatever this movie lacks in suspense and intelligence, it makes it up in ingeniousness and black humor.
Anthropophagous 2000 (1999) is your typical Andreas Schnaas gore movie, in this one he pays homage to the classic video nasty from 1980 (Anthropophagous the beast), and makes it even more fun and A lot more gory in the process!! :o) If you don't know the story, well it's simple, it's about this cannibalistic loner who preys on a group of young people who come investigating in his area, one by one he kills off the group in a manner of revolting ways........ some of the gore is cheap looking but some is a lot more realistic, just some of the examples of the gore are: axe in the face, guts being pulled out of peoples throats, baby being pulled out of a pregnant woman's stomach, and then chewing on the baby's head, gruesome stuff!!!
All one needs to do is watch this film to see how little he seems to care about the marketplace, or what Hollywood is jamming down our throats.
Mr Todd is the famous barber that chops up people into hamburger after slitting their throats and selling said hamburg to a local meat pie shoppe.Some of the sets and street scenes seem solid and true to the period but the whole mess is overall (forgive me) ham-handed.
The rest of the film shows our small crew trying to find the monster, now fully grown within 45 minutes(..now that's fast!), on the four levels of the base as it picks them off one by one, slashing their throats with it's sharp clawed hands.
La Semana del Asesino which apparently translates into English as The Week of the Murderer, or the misleading & exploitative title of Cannibal Man as it's commonly known amongst English speaking audiences, starts in a slaughter house run by a company called 'Flory', we witness various cows having their throats slit, bleeding all over the shop & other gory establishing shots.
with slobbery sharp teeth and terribly sensitive to light, attack the locals by wrapping it's lizard tongue around their throats, whisking them out of the camera frame.
She said that they used lots of smoke machines and quite a few of the actors smoked on top of the machines, which made for very dry eyes and throats.
Just as Platonists and Aristotelians struggled against one another for millennia, Kantians and utilitarians have been at one another’s throats for centuries.
Those protest leaders, now in power, have been at each other's throats ever since.
Why is it that, at a time when America and Russia can begin to work together, Catholicism and Orthodoxy prefer to keep going after each other's throats?
Rather than lead, the Franco-German couple is constantly, and publicly, at each other’s throats.
At the height of the Irish crisis – mainly a crisis of confidence in banks’ stability and the strength and competence of Europe’s political leadership – European leaders were publicly at each other’s throats.
Attempting to ram a solution down Palestinians’ throats will increase the likelihood of even more violence, not peace.
Its political parties, rather than working together to address pressing economic problems, remained at each other’s throats.
But the impact has been limited, owing to the authorities’ ability to stuff debt down the throats of captive local banks, insurance companies, and pension funds.
With Turkey and the Kurds at each other’s throats, striking that balance will be more difficult than ever.
Worse, US, British, French, and Canadian leaders were at one another’s throats at a time when they should have been working together to advance other common goals.
Xi of ArabiaBEIJING – Those who have criticized China’s cautious foreign policy need to reconsider their position, following President Xi Jinping’s just-completed visit to Saudi Arabia and Iran – two major Middle Eastern powers that are currently at each other’s throats.
Although governments may try to cram public debt down the throats of local savers (by using, for example, their rising influence over banks to force them to hold a disproportionate quantity of government paper), they will eventually find themselves having to pay much higher interest rates as well.
When November comes, India – and particularly its capital city – begins to choke on a thick blanket of smog that chokes lungs, corrodes throats, and impairs visibility.
After all, it is in nobody’s interest – least of all NATO’s – to have Turkey and Russia at each other’s throats.
Ramming democracy down people’s throats is self-defeating.
Hindus and Muslims who had left one another alone, or even had friendly relations, suddenly went for one another’s throats when the largely Muslim north broke away from predominantly Hindu India in 1947.
He has a point, of course: all six right-of-center parties, often at each other’s throats, are behind his candidacy.
These laws are similar to regulations implemented by most abattoirs in the industrialized world, which require that animals be stunned – rendered unconscious with gas and insensitive to pain – when they have their throats cut and are “bled out.”
Consider one of the most common infections: sore throats.
Investment in the development and deployment of this technology could lead to a substantial decline in unnecessary antibiotic treatments for sore throats, not to mention ease pressure on health systems and save doctors’ time.
At the end of the nineteenth century the huge amount of investment and technological progress in America's railroads appeared to benefit everyone but the stockholders and bondholders of railroad companies, as bust followed boom and ramming worthless securities down the throats of investors became Wall Street's favorite sport.
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