Video Violence

Name: Video Violence
Genre: Terror
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 5.3
Cast: Gary Schwartz, Chick Kaplan, Robin Leeds

Vídeo
1987
Unrated
1h 30min

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Dark Comedy Slasher Horror Horror

Un matrimonio abre un videoclub en una nueva ciudad y descubre que los lugareños sólo alquilan películas de terror y las "ocasionales triple X", y hacen sus propios vídeos snuff.Un matrimonio abre un videoclub en una nueva ciudad y descubre que los lugareños sólo alquilan películas de terror y las "ocasionales triple X", y hacen sus propios vídeos snuff.Un matrimonio abre un videoclub en una nueva ciudad y descubre que los lugareños sólo alquilan películas de terror y las "ocasionales triple X", y hacen sus propios vídeos snuff.

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Curiosidades
Co-writer/director Gary P. Cohen got the idea for this film while working as a video store clerk. One day, a woman came into the store with a toddler and asked if the film Tras la puerta del miedo (1972) was rated R for nudity. Cohen told her that he was not sure if the film contained nudity, but that it was probably rated R for graphic violence. The woman decided to rent the film anyway, saying that, as long as there was no nudity, it would be appropriate for her children to watch. This same interaction appears in the film, although this time the woman has an infant instead of a toddler and she is asking about the appropriateness of the film Blood Cult (1985).

Pifias
During one of the film's segments, "The Vampire Takes A Bride", the vampire steps in front of a mirror and casts a reflection. According to vampire lore, vampires cannot cast reflections in mirrors.

Citas
Deli Owner: Soup's on!

Conexiones
Featured in The Cinema Snob: Video Violence (2007)

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6/10

Video Violence

A couple movies to a strange little town and open up their own video rental. It seems like the whole town only wants to rent horror movies.

The residents of this strange small community always seem to replace the rental tapes with their own homemade snuff films.

It seems the whole town is in on this trend.

I can't say that this is a good film. However having been born in the 1980s I like to see all the old VHS boxes and remember the good old days of going to the video store and browsing numerous titles. Something that was lost in the DVD age and one of the things that lead to the downfall of the video rental.