La Petite Mort

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They are no more than 10 hours away from summer, sun and beaches. Simon (ANDREAS PAPE), his blind girlfriend Nina (INES ZAHMOUL) and vivid and funloving Dodo (ANNA HABECK) are on their way to Mallorca. Having to change planes in Frankfurt gives them enough time for a sighseeing tour through the city. After being robbed by a stranger (MARTIN HENTSCHEL) they coincidentally end up in the "Maison de la petit mort" a place where sick and twisted games of a perverted high society take place. Lady Boss Madame Fabienne (MANOUSH) and her psychopath "daughters" Dominique (ANNIKA STRAUSS) and Angelique (MAGDALENA KALLEY) run the club where brutal torture, thrill kill murders and the deranged fantasies of incurably sick minds are daily business. Will there be any change for an escape...?! YOU'LL FIND OUT IN "LA PETITE MORT" !

Director MARCEL WALZ (Tortura) created a gut-wrenching splatterfest full of explicit gore, paralysing thrill and impressive intensity. Starring MANOUSH (Barricade), ANDREAS PAPE (Sounds of Fear), INES ZAHMOUL (La Isla), MAGDALENA KALLEY (Uncut!), newcomer ANNIKA STRAUSS and horror-icon THOMAS KERCMAR (Slasher) - and last but not least: european godfather of special effects OLAF ITTENBACH (Dard Divorce) did some of his most impressing special fx ever in "LA PETIT MORT" - a movie that crosses boundaries with its explicit violence and already receives huge interest before its even released.


La Petite Mort - Teaser

LA PETITE MORT - available on DVD SOON !!! | MySpace Video

Website:
http://www.myspace.com/lapetitemortmovie

Movie is currently being shopped around for distribution in the US, but I believe it has already been released on DVD in Germany.

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Received a screener this week from actress and producer Manoush and I really enjoyed the movie. It has a decent enough story that's done well. It's not a complete blood bath like I thought it would be, but it does have some good gore in it and since the SPFX work is done by Olaf Ittenbach it looks great. I think the most surprising thing though is that the movie looked great, had some impressive cinematography for a gore film from Germany.

Definitely not a movie that's going to blow anybody away and is probably only going to really appeal to those who enjoy these types of movies.

[koolmike]

The trailer alone was a little disturbing. Looks intense & demented.
I've become fed up with torture films as of late but there is something about this one that has captured my interest.

[KING]

Awesome synopsis, this is my kind of film.

[cmurdur]

The Little Death

I really wish I remember where I heard that.

[Luris Blear]

Probably in Bride of Chucky.

[cmurdur]

Probably in Bride of Chucky.

:mhehe: That was it. What a horrible, horrible movie that was.

[Galerian]

Awesome synopsis, this is my kind of film.

Hellz yeah, that's what I'm saying.

[woodenheart]

ooOOooOoOOO came back just in time...very pretty.

[alex s]

Movie is currently being shopped around for distribution in the US, but I believe it has already been released on DVD in Germany.

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there is a red edition german dvd already out there but it is german lang only

[Runic]

it looks awesome... Definately adding it to my list

[HEKTIK15]

Awesome synopsis, this is my kind of film.

Thats what I'm talking about :budsdrink:

[cataclysm vol.2]

You guys will definitely enjoy it, so hopefully Manoush will be able to find a US distributor for the movie soon.

[woodenheart]

I just read on their MySpace it will have DVD release soon.

[woodenheart]

I just finished this film. It started slow but soon picked up with some Of Ittenbach's awesome FX...Lookie, lookie..



I wish it had more explicit deviant sexual acts but all in all a winner in my sick mind

[VisitorQ]

This has been my #1 must see film for a while now. I hope to check it out soon, I just hope it is better then Tortura, which I didn't care for much.

[woodenheart]

This has been my #1 must see film for a while now. I hope to check it out soon, I just hope it is better then Tortura, which I didn't care for much.

I thought it was much better than Tortura. I didn't care for it either.

[fizgig]

just read whwts written but cant comment as i havnt seen the movie. dont get me wrong ..... LOVE gore touture films BUT cant see the point as for me im old school. all been done before. unless thers a niche i find myself bored. ill check it out but i just wish someone could just take my breath away. if someones out there ...... YES GORE! YES SUSPENSE! but seriously ...... for me its not about money making so sort your heads out! its about the love for the horror genre. stop selling yourseves out and DO SOMETHING any horror fan is gonna appreiceate. yeah i babbled on but ive got every right too. my opinions dont seem much to others but they do to me. bout time i spouted off! lol just sick off the same old shit soz fizgig

[woodenheart]

Most indie/underground gore filmmakers do it for the love of horror because they can't get the big money backup. They put in their own cash to create such feasts for our eyes.

[Darkgod]

But its not a feast for your eyes, if it looks like shit. They could save some money on the shitty gore, and add it elsewhere.... not to mention most of them do it for shock value alone, but face it... the shock value is so passed us by now

[woodenheart]

But its not a feast for your eyes, if it looks like shit. They could save some money on the shitty gore, and add it elsewhere.... not to mention most of them do it for shock value alone, but face it... the shock value is so passed us by now

ummm, agreed with some of what you posted. There are some movies that are terrible..agreed. Some look so bad they are fun to watch.
Shock value... sure..agreed but not the films I seek out. I look at the director and basically know what they are doing and why. I pick and chose. They love gore/horror films so I know their best effort will be given..Ittenbach, Ron Decaro, Brian Paulin , Timo Rose....quality films with kick ass FX from awesome directors.

And my newest favourite indie director....Ronny Carllson