Philosophy of a knife

[Nija]

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Tell me your opinions about the movie. Personally I couldn't stand some of it for 4 hours long. It was great, yes. As a documentary..I do recommend it to anyone who can take the heat for 4 hours, and has the time. Very gruesome torture within the film, but it's great. If I rated this film I would def. give it an 8 out if 10 .:thumbup:

[K.I.N.G]

It's on my wish list.. it'll be there awhile.

[Metapher]

Very good film, very pretty. Gruesome and sick? Not so much. The torture is very artistic, which I think is great, but it makes it less disturbing.
I started watching this movie at midnight the day it arrived, and I watched it all.

[satanocat]

got this one for christmas, thought is was kinda fubared. but i fell asleep halfway through and caught the end. gonna have to try to make it all the way through

[xxsic4slipknotxx]

I've had this in my collection for some time. I enjoy this a lot! I do have to agree with Metapher and say the torture scenes had some artistic qualities to them. Some of which kinda reminded me of the older David Lynch material. Yes it is 4 hours long, but the documentary is split in two 2 hour parts. So you can always just stop it and come back to it if you can't sit through the whole thing.

I think it's better then Men Behind the Sun as far as the torture sequences go. Recommend for those who can stomach underground material! :D

[Nija]

Well, yeah I do agree about the artistic torture. I could stomach about 95% of it, and actually laughed at some. I loved the compression chamber. :thumbup:

[steelba]

I remember wanting to see this after reading Cata's review..

[ForsakenMoon19]

i dunno, looks pretty gruesome, interesting but gruesome!!! I like the poster you have there. :bigthumbup:

[Nija]

i dunno, looks pretty gruesome, interesting but gruesome!!! I like the poster you have there. :bigthumbup:

Thanks :P

[bloodletskeleton]

really good movie!

[bloodletskeleton]

ooooo the siphilis part was brutal

[woodenheart]

One of my new favourites...a brilliant film, enjoyed the hours of torture and experiments.

[cataclysm vol.2]

Since someone started a new Philosophy of a Knife thread, I figured I'd post this in here since it is more recent.

Philosophy of a Knife director Andrey Iskanov is looking to raise some money for his next movie, so he is selling some of the props from POAK. Includes: clothes, surgical mask, gloves, signed DVD's, signed DVD covers, signed posters, various prosthetic's (hands, arms, feet, legs).

Pictures of the props:
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Contact Andrey through his MySpace page or by email which you can get from his website.

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The stuff is going quickly so if you want something better get it while you can.

[SkullBat308]

This was alright, too long though, never made it through.

[woodenheart]

The syphilis part was kinda madly cool...but I am demented..soooooo there you go.