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 Snuff (DVD)
Description: Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy - Fantasy / Theatrical Release: 1976 / Director: Michael Findlay, Roberta Findlay / ... more  Snuff (DVD) ... DVD released 29 July, 2003 at Blue Underground / Features of the DVD: Colour, DVD-Video, NTSCNewest Review: ... genuinely unpleasant video nasty uses much the same technique). The film (that is, the main film, the one that was originally ... more ... called Slaughter – everyone still with me? Splendid.) is a disjointed tale of a Satanic hippie cult that gets its jollies by doing the usual Satanic hippie stuff – killing harmless old folks, sacrificing babies, taking drugs, lesbian kissing. You know the routine. It was obviously intended as a cash-in on the notoriety of the Manson killings. You’d think it would be difficult to go too far wrong with material like that. Heck, give me a camera, a few topless chicks and some toy knives and I’ll bet I could make a pre...more |
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Snuff (DVD): I will cut your heart from your body and feed it to the dogs ... (1235 words)
by hogsflesh - written on 07.12.06 (Very useful, 374 readings)
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This is a review of just the film. This might be the single most worthless film I’ve ever seen. It fails to do any of the things I assume it’s trying to do. But it does have some historical interest, kind of. Although it didn’t exactly start the urban myth that snuff movies (films where people are really murdered on film) exist, it certainly helped to popularise it. The bulk of this film was made in 1971 under the name Slaughter by the husband and wife team of Michael and Roberta Findlay. Slaughter, made in South America for very little money, and probably never finished, sat on the shelf for a number of years. It was taken up by an exploitation ...
