Most recent UG Movie you watched?

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Tesis {Thesis} 1996 8/10

Ángela is a film student at the Madrid's University Complutense. Searching for research material for her thesis on audio-visual violence, she attains the friendship of Chema , a fellow student and introvert with an encyclopedic collection of violent and pornographic films.

After her professor dies while watching a film she steals the videotape, discovering that it is a snuff film featuring a girl whom Chema recognizes as a former student at the university - and a former associate of current student Bosco. Investigating the origins of the tape, they are drawn into the operations of a chilling snuff ring.

[Primetimeloser]

Love Thesis!

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Timo Rose's Beast, even though I enjoyed this it could of been way better. As mentioned by others could of had a lot more werewolf action. Timo's gore is always brilliant though

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Tesis {Thesis} 1996 8/10

I was looking at this today at the usual place, my connection slowing down a bit so guess I have already almost up to my monthly quota so will obtain next month for certain

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Hanger

Dust Box

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The Orphan Killer

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Dust Box

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Would really appreciate shared thoughts on "Dust Box" being a gigantic fan of Ronny's work!!!!!

[woodenheart]

Would really appreciate shared thoughts on "Dust Box" being a gigantic fan of Ronny's work!!!!!

Me too sic and Splataroo! How is Ronny's movie? Brilliant as the director?!?!? : )

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Would really appreciate shared thoughts on "Dust Box" being a gigantic fan of Ronny's work!!!!!

Me too sic and Splataroo! How is Ronny's movie? Brilliant as the director?!?!? : )

Well for a start this is a slow burner, and according to Ronny this was done with intention. By the end it actually makes sense to be done this way. His filming technique is visually interesting and the storyline makes you think about what is happening, I like this. I do feel the connection to Recompense, obviously this being the sequel but more in the line of a spiritual sequel if that makes sense.

Ronny described this movie as a drama with horror elements to it. This depends on your perspectives as well as looking back afterwards. I would call it horror as in a way it was to me about moving through purgatory hence the link to the first movie.

I can not review it right now simply because I feel the need to watch it a few times more before doing it. I just couldn't do it justice right now to be frank. I need to get my thoughts on it totally clear in my head first.

In the end I feel that both of you would appreciate this film

[woodenheart]

Thanks! That was beautifully written.

Looks like another great film by Ronny in my eyes. I like his style.

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Thanks! That was beautifully written.

Looks like another great film by Ronny in my eyes. I like his style.

Thanks, I am glad you got something from my write-up

[xxsic4slipknotxx]

I agree with Splat on this one, Dust Box is one you have to watch a few times, but it's still pretty good!

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Nails

The debut visual masterpiece of Andrey Iskanov (Visions of Suffering, Philosophy of a Knife). An assassin for the Russian Government discovers that the use of trepanation, hammering nails and drilling into his skull, eases the pain in his had and allows him to view things differently. With each nail he slips into insanity.

I liked the use of black and white up to when he first starts the trepanation. Then colour is applied wonderfully to the story. For me it was a visual treat. There was not a great deal of dialogue in the story but then this was about a man in his solitude dealing with his own demons.

It only goes for an hour but to be honest this was a perfect amount of time to get everything across with no filler.

To be honest I wasn't a great fan of Russian Cinema at first when I viewed some of the trailers/previews placed up either here or on Facebook etc. But after viewing Visions of Suffering and now this, Nails, I love it

[woodenheart]

He made this film with a budget of 900 dollars I think. You would never know that though because it is masked with his visual brilliance! 9/10 movie for me.

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He made this film with a budget of 900 dollars I think. You would never know that though because it is masked with his visual brilliance! 9/10 movie for me.

That is seriously awesome wow. I totally agree with the 9/10, it really was an amazing film

I need to experience Philosophy of a Knife now, will do so on Sunday. I need to view this straight through...much supplies will be needed

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I need to experience Philosophy of a Knife now, will do so on Sunday. I need to view this straight through...much supplies will be needed

Like a shitload of caffeine for example.

It's a great docu-horror film, part documentary/part horror film. I think the only aspect I didn't like about it is that it focused more on Russian victims then it did both Chinese AND Russian. But considering the film is directed by a Russian filmmaker, I guess I can let that slide

I Never Left The White Room

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I need to experience Philosophy of a Knife now, will do so on Sunday.

Alas it is Sunday 3:56pm and no Philosophy of a Knife was viewed I suspect this will end up being one of THOSE movies that I really want to view but keep putting off. Maybe I should do it in parts/segments each night and this way I will get to experience it

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Metal Retardation. This is a Bill Zebub film of him interviewing different bands in his own zanny manner Some of the stuff was ok but for the most part was pretty lame. I was expecting a lot more entertainment value, good idea but it failed.

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BarricadeMovie No. 1# for my 31 Days of Horror