WARNING - this review contains terminology that could be offensive to some. The nature of this film, I feel requires an equally graphic review. I have tried to keep spoilers to a minimum. Please do not continue if easily offended. There is a line. Anyone who has read any of my reviews, will know that I have a great interest in film, and especially in any film that has a reputation for being over the top and nasty. It started as a fascination in the films from the so called video nasty period, and has continued on to modern day films. Anything that has pushed the boundaries will eventually get a watch from me, and as a result I will formulate an ...  Read the complete review

===Warning!=== A review of the cut version of the film currently available to buy in the UK. Please be aware that this contains descriptions and discussions that are of an adult nature, if such subject matters are likely to offend you then please do not read any further. To gain a BBFC certificate rating over 4 minutes of footage had to be removed from the film before it could be released in the UK thus giving the film the rather dubious accolade of being the most cut release in 30 years. ===Plot=== Retired Porn actor Milos has given up his acting career and now lives with his wife and young son in Serbia. Getting on in years and no ...  Read the complete review

There seems to be a new trend in exploitation films, and that is too actually make them good. With the popularity of Hostel and Saw, the infamy of The Human Centipede and foreign cult classics like Audition and Martyrs, a lot of the most unsettling films made in the 21st century are well directed, well acted and are even use have high quality visuals and audio. Except The Human Centipede. A Serbian Film is firmly lodged in my mind's top three disturbing movies and it doesn't use shock tactics or ultra violence to draw you in at first, but instead uses an interesting plot device in which a middle aged but still capable male porn star is persuaded into making an ...  Read the complete review

I searched for this film in the reviews just to see what comments were left and was surprised to see no-one had reviewed it. I suspect if you have seen it you probably turned it off. For those who haven't seen it let me explain why... Serbian Film transcends previous attempts at provoking controversy by simply trampling over every film that ever tried to shock you. All the marketing keywords like gritty, raw, shocking and gruesome are just not suitable to prepare you for what is in store. I previously reviewed (sort of) 'Grotesque' which was a film I turned off for a moment before continuing, and that film was savage enough for me to think horror could go no ...  Read the complete review

=WARNING this review contains descriptions and makes reference to extreme sexual encounters and violence. Please do not read on if you are easily offended, or do not wish to read about such things. Thank you= I am a huge fan of all horror films from the classics to the more recent torture porn genre so when I heard about this film I decided to watch it for two reasons: firstly, to see what it was about and secondly whether it was as graphic as it was billed to be. I decided to be bold and watch the full, uncut version - the British Board of Film Classification had removed 4 minutes for the film to be shown in the UK making it the most cut film in the last ...  Read the complete review