Infidus

This is Giulio De Santi's latest horror. This is the same dude that directed Adam Chaplin and this one blows away all his other films.

While filming a snuff tape a man is set up to take the fall when the police arrive. When he gets out of jail years later he tracks everyone down in the snuff ring one at a time.

This one is major brutal and unforgiving as hell. When he is not caving in someone's head with a hammer he likes to shoot off limbs with a shotgun. Shot in black and white it somehow makes it more sick without showing all the colours like in Human Centipede 2. Infidus believe it or not is way more graphic.

If it wasn't so sick it would win awards for sure. The visuals and slow motion shots near the end were amazing as well. You'll have to read this one as its in Italian but well worth it. Find this one and watch it.

I damn near have everything Santi has ever brought out on the widow maker distribution. And I'd have to say this is one of my favorite films. Hotel inferno Adam Chaplin taeter city and then this one. Definitely caught my attention all the way through.

The director of the film, De Santi, is a director whose many films I have watched, he is a complete effects expert, I really like Adam Chaplin and Taeter City too, but there were deficiencies in this film, the plot is not good, the progression is boring and on top of that the theme is not complete. But of course the violent scenes are exciting, I would have liked the film to advance the snuff theme but the capacity is so themed. It could have been more creative but they went simple in the scenes, there were still various good action scenes but I still don't think Infidus is enough to meet them.

Still, if you want to see splatter, try it.

I liked craziness of "Adam Chaplin" and since some internet people praise this as the directors ultimate masterpiece so I was mildly excited. All I expected this to be zero budget gore flick (what it is) but sadly they tried to do something more with this.

You did read the plot so no spoilers here: Angry ex convict decides to take revenge on snuff video ring he used to work to. You can pretty much guess the rest. All fine and good by me so far but then the "arty" thing kicks in. Guess the creators of this movie noticed there is barely any script or dialogue for that matter and they had to stretch this thing as long as possible. If you enjoy 5 minute long scenes of somebody making coffee, pouring water,rolling a joint etc. mundane things in slow motion, you are up for a treat.

Then they got all crazy with after effects/filters. Whole film is shuttered, "Current time" is black and white, violent flashbacks are some kind or black and red, some scenes are bit of mess of both and plenty of pointless shots of woman standing at the beach and footprints on the beach (ugh..) that looks like coloured 8mm film. (Those beach scenes got nothing to do with the "plot". Guess they are supposed to be someone's dream sequences of some character but you can't tell which ones.)

Acting is acceptable. They make big number how they casted actual ex criminals as actors on this. Guess to make this "grim" and "authentic" They could have casted random people from the street since most of got zero or minimal amount of dialogue. Therefore there is not much to act if you don't have to talk or zero character building. Just stand around besides gore scenes and quite badly made fights.

Now about the gore why we watch *beep* like this at first place: There is couple good scenes, some laugh out loud bad and plenty of boring, mediacore, uncreative ones. Thing that annoying that these guys can do decent effects for the money mixing practical and digital effects but the mess with after effects and colours ruins some of them and some are so badly done you can't help but think these after effects are there just to hide them.

I hate to crap over indie flick but this was just frustrating: There is clearly some creative people behind this and potential to be actual movie. If only there was a proper plot, some character development, suspense perhaps a surprise, proper pacing... You know. Script. I can't remember last time yawning so hard trying to watch this without fast forward around 60 minutes (out of 70 something). This movie sure feels least two times longer than it is.