Avant Garde, Experimental, Dark, Gore, Disturbing, Cult, Underground; DVD and Booklet - New This is not a casual movie-going experience; its unnerving, dark, and filled with upsetting imagery. This film is wholly avant-garde and has a sort of evil, misanthropic feel to it that's difficult to explain succinctly. For more daring viewers, though, E. Elias Merhige's "Begotten" offers a unique and somewhat terrifying experience that is not easily forgotten. The storyline, if you can call it that, plays out in three loose acts, each personified by the brutalization and unfortunate death of the "character," who are themselves representative of an axiom and/or figurehead in any number of Judo Christean and Pagan religions. Ostensibly, the three defining characters are credited as "God Killing Himself," "Son of Earth," and "Mother Earth," with the remaining, nameless characters credited as "Theatre of Material," which apparently was Merhige's production company. The overall look of the film harks strongly of early silent films, with loose blobs of shadow predominating and copious simulated scratches and aging present in nearly every frame. Its very cool to witness the obvious hard work that went into creating such a look. The imagery itself, though, is quite brutal and strong enough to ward off nearly all of the mainstream.

Rare, Brutal, Nacho Cerda, Gore, Disturbing, Unearthed Films, Notorious, Horror, (Warning, this is nasty); DVD - Ex Used condition For those who have ever wondered what might go on behind locked doors in a mortuary, Nacho Cerdà brings us Aftermath—a nauseating, disturbing, and perhaps even thought provoking 30 minute study of one sicko and his passion for corpses. Beautifully shot using graceful sweeping camera movements and excellent lighting, with wonderful use of music and sound design, this is twisted film-making that even the art-house crowd might be able to appreciate.  The movie begins as two men working in a morgue begin autopsies on a couple of male cadavers. In sickening detail, the first stiff is dissected, and the audience is spared no gruesome detail: the head is sawed open and the brain removed, the entrails are given a thorough poking around, and, finally, all of the spare parts (including the brain!) are shoved back unceremoniously into the corpse's thoracic cavity, before it is sewn up.  Whilst the first pathologist cleans up his bloody tools, his workmate carries out a similar procedure on the second body.  Strong stuff indeed, but you ain't seen nothing' yet! The guy working on the second corpse finishes up for the night and heads off home, and a third body is brought into the room—that of a young woman. The remaining member of staff, realising a rare opportunity has been presented to him on a platter (so to speak), locks the morgue door and indulges in a little spot of mutilation/fornication. Yes, folks, he gets a stiffy whilst hacking up the stiff, and climbs on board for a quickie, posing for a few photos in the process! Aftermath is extremely sick stuff, but it does drive home a point (in addition to presenting the viewer with some very impressive gore): after you're dead, your body is just meat!

Horror, Gore, Rare, Independent, Cult, Notorious, Limited Edition; 5 Disc Box-Set (2013) - New in shrink 500 Unit Limited Edition 5 DVD Set.  Includes: HORNO - Things soon go horribly wrong when life begins to imitate ""art"" on the set of a horror/porno. PETER ROTTENTAIL - Part man, part rabbit... all evil! SKI WOLF - Will the SKI WOLF thwart the evil rich kids plan and bring the party back to the mountain slopes? PLUS: Excellent documentary film, DRIVE-IN MADNESS & Notorious cult oddity, DIRTY COP NO DONUT