Snuff Movie

Name: Snuff Movie
Genre: Horror
Released: 2010-04-12T21:14:28-07:00

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Movie Info

Snuff-Movie, an outing by the celebrated music video-director-turned-horror maestro Bernard Rose (Paperhouse, Candyman), references both the Charles Manson/Sharon Tate murders and Michael Findlay's notorious grindhouse film Snuff (1974), in its tale of a slasher movie director's involvement with off-camera butchering. Jeroen Krabbé stars as Boris Arkadin, the popular creator of stomach-churning cinematic gore fests. His life takes a dark turn late one evening in 1975, when, after a private screening of his latest opus, a group of maniacs turn up at his mansion and slaughter all of the overnight guests -- including Boris' pregnant wife, Mary (Lisa Enos). Cut to the present day, in London. A young actress, Wendy (also played by Enos), decides to audition for one of Arkadin's films, and accepts the director's subsequent invitation (despite the admonitions of her boyfriend, Andy) to stay at the Arkadin mansion overnight. Soon, Andy is wracked with horror to discover that additional murders are occurring and being broadcast live, online. But are these homicides real or simply staged contrivances for another film? Teri Harrison and Alastair Mackenzie co-star; Rose authored the script.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Horror
Directed By:

Bernard Rose
Written By:

Bernard Rose
Runtime:

93 minutes
Studio:

Junction Films

Cast

Jeroen Krabbé
as Boris Arkadin

Lisa Enos
as Wendy, Mary

Hugo Myatt

Joe Reegan

Teri Harrison

Sharif Rosales-Webb

Alastair Mackenzie
as Andy

Lyndsey Marshal

Sharif

Catalina Harabagiu

Viorica Voda

Tudor Necula

Andrew Tiernan

Vlad Ivanov

Luana Stoica

Roxana Andronescu

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Critic Reviews for Snuff Movie

All Critics (2) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (1)

Um ótimo exercício narrativo-estilístico que, além de boas atuações, surpreende pelo uso extremo de metalinguagem, embora afaste o espectador justamente por ser auto-referencial.

Mar 7, 2006 | Rating: 3/5

Pablo Villaça
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