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The Incredible Torture Show

  • 1976
  • Unrated
  • 1h 28min
NOTE IMDb
4,7/10
6,6 k
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The Incredible Torture Show (1976)
Comédie noireSatireComédieHorreur

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn the Theatre of the Macabre in New York, Sardu and his assistants present a show involving the torture and mutilation of young women. The audience assumes it is just an act, but the tortur... Tout lireIn the Theatre of the Macabre in New York, Sardu and his assistants present a show involving the torture and mutilation of young women. The audience assumes it is just an act, but the torture is real, as are the deaths.In the Theatre of the Macabre in New York, Sardu and his assistants present a show involving the torture and mutilation of young women. The audience assumes it is just an act, but the torture is real, as are the deaths.

  • Réalisation
    • Joel M. Reed
  • Scénario
    • Joel M. Reed
  • Casting principal
    • Seamus O'Brien
    • Viju Krem
    • Niles McMaster
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  • NOTE IMDb
    4,7/10
    6,6 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Joel M. Reed
    • Scénario
      • Joel M. Reed
    • Casting principal
      • Seamus O'Brien
      • Viju Krem
      • Niles McMaster
    • 173avis d'utilisateurs
    • 83avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Bloodsucking Freaks
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    Bloodsucking Freaks

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    Rôles principaux32

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    Seamus O'Brien
    Seamus O'Brien
    • Sardu
    Viju Krem
    Viju Krem
    • Natasha Di Natalie
    Niles McMaster
    Niles McMaster
    • Tom Maverick
    Dan Fauci
    • Police Sgt. John Tucci
    Alan Dellay
    Alan Dellay
    • Creasy Silo
    Ernie Pysher
    • Doctor
    Luis De Jesus
    Luis De Jesus
    • Ralphus
    • (as Louie de Jesus)
    Helen Thompson
    Helen Thompson
    • Sardu's Assistant - Curled Hair
    Ellen Faison
    • Sardu's Assistant - Straight Hair
    • (as Saiyanidi)
    Carol Mara
    Linda Small
    Alphonso DeNoble
    • Middle Eastern White Slaver
    • (as Alphonso)
    Illa Howe
    • Girl on Guillotine
    Lynette Sheldon
    • Doctor's Compensation
    Jenny Baxter
    • Electrically Shocked Girl
    • (as Janis Beaver)
    Karen Fraser
    Michelle Craig
    Crystal Sync
    • Caged Girl - Light Brown Hair
    • (as Erica Wolfe)
    • Réalisation
      • Joel M. Reed
    • Scénario
      • Joel M. Reed
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    TheVampyreSyndicateCom

    Sick Gross And Absolutly Revolting I Love It!

    If you enjoy a movie full of weird, sick and revolting content this is the one to watch! I absolutly love this movie. No their isnt any vampires in it (Although it does have similarities) but it is filled with sadistic, gross, torturistic images sure to satisfy any vampiristic desires..

    Think of it as a sideshow of the grotesque for that is how I view it. If I had to point out the shortfalls in the movie I would say the ending although ok, could have been better and at times the content moves along rather slow but once it gets going you will love it..

    In a strange way it reminds me of the "suicide club" segment in the "Nighttrain To Terror" movie.. You find yourself anticipating the next scene. Is this movie sick? Depends on the viewer and their outlook. I would say it was great grotesque entertainment..
    Lirazel

    Evil sadism wins again!

    This is easily one of the most subversive, sick and demented films ever made..and badly made at that. A few of the scenes are stolen from early 1970's porno comics from Europe..as in the beheading/oral sex shot, scavenged from a really nasty little 8-pager called, "Nazi Sex." (!) If 1963 H.G.Lewis style gore and filmed-on-velveeta style direction are your joys, this is the film to seek out above all others..it's as bad as they come, and will get even jaded viewers to feel uncomfortable. I still regret renting this one, although it's good to know that any thought that is human is still available at the local video store...
    Michael_Elliott

    One of the Kings of Exploitation Films

    Bloodsucking Freaks (1976)

    ** 1/2 (out of 4)

    Joel M. Reed's notorious exploitation flick about an off, off Broadway show being hosted by Sardu (Seamus O'Brien), which advertises "torture" but it is in fact real torture. Sardu and his dwarf assistant Ralphus (Luis De Jesus) keeps a group of women chained up with the sole purpose of killing them on stage. Sardu eventually decides to kidnap a ballerina (Natasha Di Natalie) so that he can impress (and kill) a critic who sees him as trash. Soon her football star boyfriend (Niles McMaster) and a crooked detective (Dan Fauci) are trying to find out what's really going on.

    Also known as THE INCREDIBLE TORTURE SHOW, this film became best known under the BLOODSUCKING FREAKS title and there's no question that it's quite vile, disgusting, sexist, revolting and just about every other negative word you can think of. With that said, there's something so beautifully bizarre and weird with this picture that, if you can stomach it, you can't help but have some dirty fun with it. Yes, technically speaking there's really nothing impressive here and you could bash some of the bad acting and poor effects but why hate? Yes, this is an extremely low-budget movie and we could nitpick it to death but you can't get over the fact that this thing picks up new fans each and every year.

    I think what makes this film work so well is the simple fact that it's downright bizarre. It almost seems like a group of friends just got together to make a movie and decided to come up with the craziest situations they could think of. There are numerous torture sequences here, which are so over-the-top that you can't help but laugh at them. Unlike many exploitation films, this one here is shockingly not mean- spirited and this here is another reason it works. This actually plays quite well as a black comedy and there's no doubt that you'll be laughing at how silly some of the stuff is. Just take a look at the cannibal women living in the basement. Watch the "doctor" scene and the brain drilling. Just the way this scene plays out is meant to make your stomach sick and you to laugh at how crazy it actually is.

    The film will always be remembered for how crazy it is and there's no doubt that the violence and gore is so over-the-top that you often can't believe what you're watching. The non-stop nudity is another thing the film is notorious for and when you combine all of this stuff it's easy to see why it earned (and deserved) the X-rating. It should also be noted at how fun the cast is. Seamus O'Brien, who was murdered shortly after the film was released, is simply charming in the lead role and De Jesus is also a blast as the assistant. Fauci is also entertaining in the role of the crooked detective and especially the wonderful way he delivers the lines.

    BLOODSUCKING FREAKS certainly isn't going to be a movie for everyone. In fact, the overwhelming majority are going to be highly offended and disgusted by it, which is a good thing if you're a fan of exploitation. Any movie that continues to shock nearly forty-years after it was made means that it was done correctly.
    7christopher-underwood

    if the title appeals, give it a go

    Having acquired this on Blu-ray, I was most surprised to discover that I had never seen it. I certainly saw plenty of its ilk back in the video collecting days. It has to be said, however, that like the old sex film posters, there was a considerable gap between what was offered and what was provided. Imagine my surprise then to find not only had I never seen it but that it was as described complete with a cage of 'bloodsucking freaks', well naked ladies who eat chunks of human flesh. At the start we cut from an on stage atrocity to an audience shot where some 'complain' that it is all a sham, 'just acting'and the impresario informs us not so. As a film audience, of course, when we see the body parts cut off and eyeballs removed know well that this is acting and effects but it becomes clear that within the film these activities are real Its all very silly and over the top but the effects aren't bad, the humour is amusing and the low budget not as obvious in some. Trouble has been taken with the set design too and most scenes actually look good as opposed to ill lit basement sequences badly put together. Hardly something to recommend to just anyone but if the title appeals, give it a go.
    gonzofilms

    YUM YUM, I'LL HAVE THAT BRAIN SHAKE TO GO!!

    Anyone who takes this film seriously should be punished in the same style as the victims in this movie. A black-humor, and a funny one at that. You will laugh your ass off when you see some of the more absurd scenes in this movie. Extremely campy, and slow moving at times, but a perfect 70's horror film to watch when it's raining outside and the kids aren't home.

    Centres d’intérêt connexes

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    Satire
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    Comédie
    Mia Farrow in Rosemary's Baby (1968)
    Horreur

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    • Anecdotes
      Troma had the film cut to gain an "R" rating, then shipped the unrated print to theaters telling them it was the R rated version. This was discovered when a woman allegedly complained after taking a very young child to see the movie. Eventually the MPAA sued Troma for improper use of the copyrighted "Rated R" logo.
    • Gaffes
      When Ralphus begins sawing the girl's hand off in the 'dismemberment' scene, the saw is to the inside of the shackle. When the camera view changes, the saw is to the outside of the shackle.
    • Citations

      Master Sardu: Her mouth shall make an interesting urinal!

    • Versions alternatives
      The R-rated cut runs 84 minutes, the director's cut is also the uncut version and runs 89 minutes. Some DVDs state it is 91 minutes long, but this is an error. There never was a 91-minute version.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Dying: Last Seconds of Life, Part II (1988)

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 3 novembre 1976 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Troma
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Incredible Torture Show
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Columbus Circle, Manhattan, Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis
    • Société de production
      • Alan C. Margolin - Joel M. Reed Productions
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    • Durée
      • 1h 28min(88 min)
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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