Snuff (1975)
Année de sortie: 1975
Nation: Argentina, Canada, United States
Alternative Title: El ángel de la muerte, Sunaffu, スナッフ, Снафф, American Cannibale
Réalisateur: Horacio Fredriksson, Michael Findlay, Roberta Findlay, Simon Nuchtern
Writer: Michael Findlay, Walter E. Sear
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Allan Shackleton, Jack Bravman
Sociétés: August Films, Selected Pictures
Genre: Horror
Budget: 30.000
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: banned, biker, cult, demonic cult, drug addict, evil, extramarital affair, film within a film, filmmaking, grindhouse, homicide, infidelity, massacre, murder, old woman, police, promiscuity, psycho, psychopath, rape, sadism, sadistic, satanism, snuff, thrill kill, video nasty, voyeur
Histoire
The followers of a charismatic cult leader embark on a mission to murder a pregnant actress in order to create a so-called 'snuff' film, purporting to capture real killings on camera.
Résumé
Snuff (1975) is a horror film directed by Horacio Fredriksson, Michael Findlay, Roberta Findlay, and Simon Nuchtern. The movie revolves around the controversial concept of a 'snuff' film, which supposedly documents actual murders. The plot involves a cult leader rallying his biker gang to commit heinous acts on camera. Despite its provocative premise, the available sources do not provide specific details about the filmmaking process or the involvement of a pregnant actress beyond her targeted murder.
