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Borderland

  • 2007
  • 16
  • 1h 45min
NOTE IMDb
5,6/10
11 k
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Borderland (2007)
Trailer for Borderland
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1 Video
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Slasher HorrorTrue CrimeCrimeHorrorThriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOn a trip to a Mexican border town, three college friends stumble upon a human-sacrifice cult.On a trip to a Mexican border town, three college friends stumble upon a human-sacrifice cult.On a trip to a Mexican border town, three college friends stumble upon a human-sacrifice cult.

  • Réalisation
    • Zev Berman
  • Scénario
    • Eric Poppen
    • Zev Berman
  • Casting principal
    • Brian Presley
    • Jake Muxworthy
    • Rider Strong
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  • NOTE IMDb
    5,6/10
    11 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Zev Berman
    • Scénario
      • Eric Poppen
      • Zev Berman
    • Casting principal
      • Brian Presley
      • Jake Muxworthy
      • Rider Strong
    • 80avis d'utilisateurs
    • 56avis des critiques
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    • Récompenses
      • 1 nomination au total

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    • Valeria
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    • (as Wilebardo 'Balo' Bucio)
    Julian Bucio
    • Drunk Man in Strip Club
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    • Columbian Drug Lord #1
    • Réalisation
      • Zev Berman
    • Scénario
      • Eric Poppen
      • Zev Berman
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    9Fella_shibby

    One of the best from After Dark Horrorfest. This movie really frightened me man.

    Imagine being in a foreign land n persuaded by satanic cultists n the cops are of no use. A very scary thot. I travel a lot to the interiors n stay in those cheap hotels. The hotel scene is this movie is downright scary.

    I always look forward for the horror films festival known as 8 Films to Die For.

    I first saw this in 2008 on a dvd which I own. Revisited it recently. This film has one of the most nerve shattering, horrific opening. This film gets under your skin. This is not torture porn or Hostel wannabe. The script is solidly scary n really frightening when u come to kno that it is based on a true story of a drug lord/leader of a religious cult that practiced human sacrifices. The tension in this film is very high and the atmosphere is genuinely scary. Direction by Zev Berman is really good. I don't know y he ain't doin any more movies. He shud get more movies.

    Was surprised to see Sean Astin. Lastly, the film has some really hot chicks n a very sadistic n creepy bald villain. I felt like thrashing him.
    8Craig_McPherson

    A cut above

    I have a problem with the new genre of "torture porn" that has muscled its way into the horror movie limelight with such movies as Hostel and Touristas. It's sick, repugnant, and of virtually no redeeming value, and yet, like a moth to a flame, I can't bring myself to not watch it, even though I end up cursing myself for subjugating my mind to its imagery afterward.

    Such was the case when the 2007 edition of Montreal's Fantasia Film Festival scheduled a screening of Borderland. I found myself driving downtown muttering to myself how I was going to regret this. And truth be told, I almost did, except that the movie came packaged in a fully fleshed out story (pun intended) that had the added impact of having been based on a true story.

    In 1989, Mexican police unearthed 12 bodies in the town of Matamoros. Their brains and spinal cords had been removed. It was later determined that a gang of drug smugglers had been practicing their own form of Santeria, a religious hybrid of Catholicism and African religions, similar to Voodoo. The leader of the gang, Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, was worshiped as a living god by his followers and practiced the ritual sacrifice of wayward individuals in the belief that the gods would make them invisible to the police as they went about their drug smuggling operation.

    This is the backdrop that Borderland sets itself against as it tells the tale of a trio of Americans from Texas who head for a short stay in Mexico to indulge in some fast women and cheap booze. Along the way they hook up with a stunning and resourcefully independent Mexican barmaid played by Martha Higareda (soon to be seen alongside Keanu Reeves and Hugh Laurie in The Night Watchmen) and, as fate would have it, cross paths with members of the gang. The movie also delivers some truly twisted casting as Sean Austin of Lord of the Rings renown takes a villainous turn as the lone American member of the Santeria drug gang.

    Director Zev Berman, for whom this movie marks only his third stint holding the directorial reigns, does a remarkably good job keeping the pacing tight and focused, blending a nice mix of story, action and (I hate to say it) gore, even though it's this latter part that I dearly wish could be toned down. The version I saw had not yet been rated by the MPAA so if there's any hope, the more unnecessarily gory parts of it will be excised before it gets given its cinematic release. While I'm no advocate of censorship, some of the gorier shots were just plain gratuitous. Berman would do well to re-cut the movie taking a cue from the original Saw (as opposed to the sequels), which illustrated just how gory you could make a movie while showing so little.

    Still, Borderland plays out to a satisfying pay off, and never let my interest flag along the way, even if it did have me watching large chunks (pun intended, again) through my fingers, which, I suppose, is a good thing for some folks.
    6vnums

    A pretty good film for this genre

    "Based on true events" is rather ambiguous at best and I think if you go into this film believing it's ALL true it will be quite an experience, however I find that the story too well follows a classic plot to be an entirely true story.

    Three guys take a trip to Mexico that goes all wrong when they run into a cult of violent murderers. That's pretty much the gist of things.

    The acting is actually rather decent and the story is well told and even believable to some degree and it kept my attention all the way through and proved to be one of the better films I've seen in this genre. I actually had to remind myself half way through that this was supposed to be a gore-filled horror film. There was nothing new in terms of blood, guts, and gore, and there really wasn't a whole lot of it given the length of the movie, but what's there gets the point across well.

    Some people have referred to it as "goreporn" also which it really isn't. I'm glad at least some writers feel that gratuitous sex/nudity take away from a story when unnecessary.

    Bottom line: If you go in expecting the same garbage this genre pumps out yearly, you'll be quite pleasantly surprised. If you go in expecting a masterpiece in horror theater, you'll likely be disappointed.
    4Kazetnik

    Borderline

    Horror movie or docudrama? Both and neither.

    The opening scene of this movie deceives, situating it firmly in Hostel territory, with grotesque violence and intense claustrophobic action. In the main action of the film, however, it seems as if the horror movie element of this is compromised by the fact that two of those involved are still alive. If safely dead foreigners can be depicted as the victims of graphic bloodletting, living and dead Americans cannot be. To be blunt, this film cops out. It is selective in what the audience are permitted to see entire and what is merely implied or suggested, presumably with relatives' and survivors' sensibilities in mind. There is nothing wrong with this, if this were packaged as a real life story, but as a horror movie it is a cheat. Instead of becoming more involving or thrilling as the action unwinds, it becomes increasingly distant, chilly and mechanical.

    I can't help thinking it would have been far more successful to have taken the basic premise of the story and to have gone down the road of complete fiction, to sustain the energy and darkness of the opening scene, instead of the patchy and undigested amalgam it becomes. That way, it would have been a terrific horror. Instead, it's neither fish nor fowl, and unsatisfactory stuff.
    8OJT

    Brutal, gritty awful true story

    This American/Mexican movie from the border between USA and Mexico is loosely based on a true story, which is hard to accept. But evil exists, and it's awful to get to know about it. And this is a story difficult to see and comprehend.

    Three young guys go down to Mexico one summer, where they experience that one of them disappears. One of them is kidnapped by humans believing in human sacrificing to the spirit Nganga. The cult leader is based upon The story of Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo! The so-called Godfather of Matamoros. They found more than fifty corpses where brains and spinal cords had been removed. Well, that's the true story, of a case which still isn't closed, as several members of the cult still is on the run.

    The film is technically good, and well done in all aspects. The colors are gritty, made with color filters, like many Latin American film has been lately. In this film it's very suitable. Sometimes maybe a bit too much, as it is sometimes difficult to see clearly, outdoors in the sun. Indoors it's better.

    The film is made terrifying, as it should be. many actors are doings terrific job. Maybe not so much Brian Presley and Jake MuxWorthy as Rudef Strong. But the Mexicans are doing great, and I always admire Damian Alcazar (amazing in 2004-film Chronicas/Chronicles). The crook Marco Bacuzzi is amazingly terrifying as a violent evil man. One of the scariest I've seen on film ever. The bad guys here are really disgusting all of them. Well played.

    I find this a very good film, Though I don't like this kind of violence. I hate watching it, and definitely more do when it is a true story. This is of course it's not everyone's porridge. If you trouble with graphic films, this is no film for you. It's no constellation "this is just film", 'cause it isn't just. It is based on a true happening, found in the insanity of some human's religion. Embrace yourself.

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    • Anecdotes
      Loosely based on actual events which occurred in Mexico in 1989. A group of "narcosatanicos" were discovered to have killed at least 20 people and used their body parts in ritual sacrifices. Cult members lead by Adolfo Constanzo and Sara Aldrete were responsible for the abduction and murder of Mark Kilroy, a Texan pre-med student who disappeared in March 1989 during a spring break in Mexico.
    • Citations

      Drunk Man in Strip Club: Hey, wait a minute. This is for you. $400. But you already know that. I'm talking to you!

      Valeria: Let me go!

      [Valeria slaps him]

      Drunk Man in Strip Club: Fucking bitch!

      Ed: Why don't you chill, man? She's no pro.

      Valeria: It's okay. I can handle it. It's okay.

      Drunk Man in Strip Club: This dickless faggot more your type, Valeria?

      Valeria: Fuck off, Gilberto.

      Drunk Man in Strip Club: You think you have the balls for this girl? I ask you something. You deaf?

      Ed: What the fuck's your problem, man?

      Ed: [pulls out a knife and cuts Ed] oh shit!

      [Valeria gets a bat and hits Drunk Man in the head and knocks him out]

      Valeria: [Valeria now tends to Ed's wound in the back of the bar] That was pretty stupid. At least now you have a great story to tell your friends.

      Ed: What? That I got my ass kicked?

      Valeria: No. How you came to the aid of a poor and defenseless woman.

      Ed: Yeah, right. If it ever gets boring around here, you could bat cleanup for the Astros.

      Valeria: You know, my ex-husband, he hated the fact that I could handle myself.

      Ed: Let me guess. That's why he's your ex.

      Valeria: I left him and I moved here to Manzanita.

      Ed: Can I buy you a drink later?

      Valeria: So you're not afraid of strong woman?

      Ed: Only if she's not swinging a bat at me.

    • Versions alternatives
      In order to secure the "not under 18" rating from the FSK, the German release was cut by approx. 9 minutes overall, most of the violence is either reduced or removed entirely. The movie in its uncut form is SPIO/JK indexed.
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      Written by César Mora

      Performed by César Mora

      Published by Big Tiger Music

      By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group

      Courtesy of LoveCat Music

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    • How long is Borderland?Alimenté par Alexa

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    • Date de sortie
      • 9 avril 2009 (Mexique)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Mexique
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Espagnol
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Sınır bölgesi
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexique
    • Sociétés de production
      • Tonic Films
      • Emmett/Furla Oasis Films
      • Freedom Films
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 97 182 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 512 000 $US
      • 11 nov. 2007
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 703 399 $US
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