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I think some of the attitude in that commentary track is because he's been genuinely stung by the criticism of his film-particularly from the 'hardcore horror fan' community. When we've spoken, he's always been very self-effacing. the domestic dvd is cut to pieces.Having talked with Nick a lot over the course of the past year, I can say that he's really not an egotistical dickhead. not recommended to mainstream horror fans, but gore fans should seek it out. there are things to like about 'murder-set-pieces' though. a minimal plot based around shock scene after shock scene.

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Nick palumbo's much hyped serial killer film is interesting enough but loses steam in its desire to push boundaries and dwell in repugnant excess. There are some truly ballsy scenes: one involving a baby and another involving a little girl, but this type of film honestly shouldn't exist it's in such bad taste.

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The only plus side to this is it's chalk-full of beautiful naked women and you can tell that all the budget went into the gore effects.

I saw the director's cut which was disjointed and random with it's editing (similar to the above-mentioned films), but there was no rhyme or reason to any of it and the director inserted clips from 9/11 for shits and giggles. It clearly borrows from superior films of this type like American Psycho and Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer but the acting is atrocious in comparison.

Vile, trashy, horrific, disgusting, and just plain wrong, this 'movie' belongs in a dumpster along with the director/writer. I feel so sad for the people who participated in making this horrid piece of crap. The film is about 80 minutes long, but believe me, it feels like you're watching a 3-hour long movie. That doesn't mask the razor-thin plot line that ultimately drags on because only little things happen in some dragged out scenes. This is a very pretentious film it tries to give the man's killing of prostitutes a deeper insight by making it highly stylish. A waste of money, a waste of running time, a waste of SOME good actors, I could go on, you know. Wow, this is such a waste of a lot of things.

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My first instinct was not to watch this movie because it would be crap. It doesn't get better (or worse) than this. Bottom line: if you want to know what a serial killer's life is like, then check out the director's cut of this nasty little horror film. Also, the first scene is an homage to Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I can certainly see the Argento influence, especially in the music and colors. Argento, Polanski, Hooper & Herzog are all thanked. Ultimately, it's a horrible experience but easily one of the greatest and most accomplished video nasties I have ever seen. The acting is believable and there are at least a a dozen scenes that would normally be banned and considered way too over-the-top.

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The film doesn't pull any punches and has a ton of brutal sexual violence and a bucket full of gore. That said, I cared deeply for the little girl and wanted desperately for her to survive. It is as brutal as any horror film ever gets. It is the most expensive independent horror film in history - costing two million. The producers, cast and crew were all arrested. It is one of those rare horror films that lives up to its reputation. Simply put: this is the best Video Nasty in over 30 years. Now to clarify, we're talking about the Director's Cut which is hard to find and is considerably different (and far more nasty) than the commercial Lions Gate release.

The BBFC banned this film and I can certainly see why. Poorly written, shamelessly misogynistic and ugly beyond belief, steer well clear of this nihilistic rubbish. Gory movies don't necessary have to be terrible, but sadly most of them are, and this is one of the most unsubstantial that I've ever watched. I'm sure it happened because of it's graphic content, but there's a tiny part of me that wishes it was because the censors saw it, turned to one another and said in unison: 'This is awful!' It has nothing interesting to say, is full of characters who can charitably be described as one-dimensional, has a virtually non-existent plot and mistakes gallon blood for actual substance. Chockfull of endless scenes of torture, bloodletting and bench pressing, Murder-Set-Pieces gained a dubious reputation when it was banned in the UK.