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Necrophagia | The Divine Art of Torture (2003)

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Necrophagia - Coffins

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Stalin’s workers’ paradise: CANNIBAL ISLAND

One of the most horrendous abuses of the Stalinist era was the mass deportation of 6,700 prisoners to what became known as “Cannibal Island”. This was a small island called Nazino in the Ob River in western Siberia (now the Tomsk Oblast). The island was 3 kilometres (1.9 miles) long and 600 meters (660 yards) wide and had no possibility of feeding the thousands of new residents. The only thing…

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When you're in the mood, this is a five-star movie. But trust me, you never want to be in the mood.

August Underground's Mordum—and the Toe Tag Pictures catalog in general—has a reputation for being little more than a showcase of special effects makeup. This is a misunderstanding. These films are not about gore. Despite being shot with the aesthetic of a low-budget porno and rife with sexual violence, this film is not about sex either. It is about the callousness with which a trio of human beings humiliate and degrade others. In other words, it is a film about what it means to be human on the most fundamental level.

We are not all as sadistic and perverse as the killers portrayed here. Some of us even try to act with compassion and do right by others. A rare few will go so far as to risk themselves for the sake of someone else. Yet, the fundamental nature of humanity—rooted in our original sin—is that of a selfish, callous organism that prioritizes its own interests. Harming others often becomes, at best, a means to an end, and at worst, a source of pleasure. After all, what is the fun of being accepted into a group if there are no outsiders to exclude or hurt?

The focus of Mordum is not on sex or violence, but on the glee and sadism that emerge when human beings hurt others simply because they can and because they know they'll get away with it.

This is not a film to approach lightly, and it certainly isn’t one to enjoy. But when you're in a place where you need a stark reminder of the darker truths of human nature, Mordum is seldom equaled.

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August Underground's Mordum will be released on Blu-ray + DVD on October 10 via Unearthed Films. The 2003 found footage exploitation film is the first sequel to 2001's August Underground (which hits Blu-ray on August 15).

August Underground creator Fred Vogel co-writes, co-directs, and co-stars with Killjoy, Cristie Whiles, Jerami Cruise, and Michael Todd Schneider.

Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by filmmaker Jerami Cruise and Ultra Violent Magazine's Art Ettinger (new)

Audio commentary by Toetag Pictures

Interview with filmmaker Fred Vogel (new)

Interview with filmmaker Jerami Cruise (new)

Interview with filmmaker Michael Todd Schneider (new)

Interview with filmmaker Fred Vogel and Zoë Rose Smith (new)

Snuff Purgatory: Severed Cinema interviews Fred Vogel (new)

"Rue Morgue Disciple" music video by Necrophagia

Deleted and extended scenes

2003 US premiere footage

Photo gallery

Trailers

The found footage contained in August Underground's Modrum documents extreme scares not for the faint of heart, while unfolding a classic tale of a man and woman in love. However, the woman cannot give up her other lover, who also happens to be her younger brother. August Underground's Modrum will leave you shocked… and then leave you for dead!

Pre-order August Underground's Mordum.

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Necrophagia - Warlock Messiah

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NECROPHAGIA-CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST

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Necrophagia - 2000 Black Blood Vomitorium (EP)