KramYessev

Bio: Someone once said to me, when arguing about Transformers 2, "If it's so bad why don't you make your own, better film!" So I did, and it was. imdb.com/name/nm6222100/

Trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3g6Q7Zeof4

Criticker page: http://www.criticker.com/film/SHE_2014/

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52 _32%

3 Extremes (2004) - Rated 20 Oct 2011

A collection of three short films from three different directors. "Dumplings" combines footage of the short and extended version which considerably hinders the narrative. Good shock value, nothing more. "Cut" is an incoherent mess. Some interesting ideas but it's sad to see the talented director of "Oldboy" mess up so badly. "Box" is confusing as hell, in trademark Miike fashion, yet still the best. Atmospheric, chilling & stylish throughout. Disappointing but worth a watch.

53 _33%

Divided Into Zero (1999) - Rated 07 Nov 2011

Using bizarre, interesting and sometimes shocking imagery instead of relying on a linear, structured narrative "Divided Into Zero" has moments of brilliance and is impressive for its budget but it is ultimately just too empty of an experience to appreciate on any other level.

31 _9%

Little Deaths (2011) - Rated 31 Oct 2011

A sporadically entertaining anthology that is not in the least bit chilling or shocking and manages about one good scene in each of the three films. Bonus points for insinuating possible dog rape at the end of "Bitch".

28 _7%

Malibu Shark Attack (2009) - Rated 15 Nov 2011

Why are there so many sharksploitation films? There should be less sharksploitation films.

77 _79%

Face/Off (1997) - Rated 01 Feb 2012

Movie/Hilarious

100 _99%

SHE (2014) - Rated 27 Aug 2014

Pretty much just the best film ever. *reviewing my own movie*

76 _76%

Subconscious Cruelty (1999) - Rated 06 Nov 2011

In the extreme film genre, it's very rare to find a film as well-written and thought provoking as "Subconscious Cruelty" and one that doesn't exist purely to shock. Packed with symbolism and imagery, and extreme sadistic violence (featuring a scene that makes "that scene" in Antichrist look incredibly tame), the film breaks essentially all the taboos in the genre. If you don't do thinking, it's worth a watch to see Jesus get anally jousted by a tree branch.

65 _45%

The Machine Girl (2008) - Rated 05 Nov 2011

"The Machine Girl" was really the film that popularized the modern J-spolitation genre but after watching "Tokyo Gore Police" or "Robogeisha" it just doesn't have the same entertainment factor as it used to and cannot compare. Still entertaining as hell though.

48 _27%

Murder-Set-Pieces (2004) - Rated 05 Nov 2011

By promoting itself as the most shocking, grotesque, controversial, etc. film of all time, and being banned from several film labs and the UK (unsurprisingly), it was never going to live up to the hype, even in its uncut form. Essentially a big-budget slasher B-movie, "M-S-P" is very well made and everything that went into it is astounding but the finished product fails to deliver on any level, especially its shock value (apart from baby/mother scene which went way too far).

6 _0%

Johnny English (2003) - Rated 15 Nov 2011

Genuinely offended.