August Underground
Horror • NR • 2001 • 1 hr 10 min
Starring
Fred Vogel, Kyle Dealman, Allen Peters, Casey Eganey, Dan Friedman
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An absolutely amazing, and unsettling film. Part of a trilogy. A dark look at life.
Heavy, kinda difficult to watch at first. The movie gets boring as it gets close to the end. I recommend watching the behind the scenes.
I think the true horror comes from casual nature of everything and how realistic this feels. Not a good movie at all, but it’s effective
Disturbing, check. Realistic, check. Engaging? Not quite.
You get what you expect.
Pure shock, no substance.
"Give me your ass now!"
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Imagine walking down the street and finding an unmarked VHS tape. Curiosity piqued, you take it home and pop it in. What starts off as two men screwing around with a video camera quickly transforms into an ultra-realistic torture sequence where the unidentified psychopaths tape their exploits as they torment and violate a woman tied to a chair. The devastation of your morals continues throughout the entirety of the footage, while subtly revealing the killer's shattered pasts via the interaction with their victims and each other.
The sequel to the cult classic August Underground is a character study in the sick, an amoral putrid fantasy. The found footage contained in August Underground’s MORDUM documents extreme deviant sexuality, torture and murder, 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 MORDUM will vomit all over you and leave you for dead!
Has someone ever handed you a movie, not telling you one thing about it, only telling you to watch it. What if that tape was the personal home video of two sociopaths on a killing spree? This is their home movie, for their eyes-only. This is August Underground's Penance. The third and final film in the AU franchise directed by Fred Vogel and starring Cristie "Crusty" Whiles. Penance shows the dark decline of the two nameless killers from the previous films as they continue to videotape their madness on their path to destruction.
