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Sepulchre Productions moves forward with it’s first in-house film. right now, the story is being looked over by several script writers, and hopefully writing will begin soon!

Sulfuric (2013) from Sepulchre Productions on Vimeo.

Description:

Jennifer returns home from a trip to find her roommate unconscious in their apartment.  After reviving her, if becomes apparent that something is occurring inside their home.  Something awful.

Director’s Bio:

Jeff Brown has worked in NYC production since 1999 on over 30 feature films.  He has written several horror screenplays including Dark Seance (a finalist in the 2011 Sundance Screenwriters’ lab), and The Beach House (featured in the 2013 IFP No Borders International Co-Production Market).  Sulfuric has played in various film festivals across America, including Fantastic Fest, Telluride Horror Show, and Screamfest.  He is currently in pre-production on his debut feature film The Beach House – produced by Sophia Lin (Take Shelter) and executive produced by director Craig Zobel (Compliance, Great World of Sound), with plans to begin filming in April 2014 on Cape Cod.

Watch Man Behind the Sun expecting something along the lines of a Chinese Ilsa movie and you might be in for a surprise: this film has none of the camp qualities to be found in most POW exploitation—it’s pure cinematic harshness from start to finish with not a buxom leather-booted commandant in sight.

Set at the end of WWII, director T. F. Mous’ harrowing tale centers on Camp 731, a medical center where the Japanese attempt to perfect bacterial weapons, using Chinese prisoners as guinea pigs in their nasty experiments. Mous’ objective is to reveal to the world how his people suffered at the hands of their enemy, and in this he totally succeeds; the atrocities that are depicted in Man Behind The Sun are completely sickening and disgustingly convincing.

From the moment that a woman’s baby is smothered in snow by a soldier, to the depressing, downbeat finalé in which the camp is razed to the ground by a retreating Japanese army (after shooting and burning all prisoners), this unflinching portrayal of man’s inhumanity to man is a total gut-wrencher and certainly not recommended viewing for the easily offended.

In this film, people are treated worse than animals and the ‘experiments’ they have to endure are shown in every nauseatingly graphic detail: a woman has her arms frozen and then dunked in hot water, allowing the flesh to be easily ripped from her bones; a prisoner is placed in a decompression chamber resulting in his intestines erupting from his body (a scene rumored to use a real body, but which, according to the director, was actually achieved using special effects); a boy is tricked into being the subject of a live ‘autopsy’ (cast-iron stomach necessary for this bit—real autopsy footage was shot for this scene!!); and a group of prisoners are ‘crucified’ in a field and used for target practice by Japanese bombers.

On top of all this there are also two moments of animal cruelty that will have pet-lovers up in arms: a cat is thrown to hungry rats and is eaten alive (not sure if this was done with FX or not, but the cat doesn’t look too thrilled), and a load of rats are also set on fire (now this is definitely real!!).

As you have probably gathered, Man Behind The Sun is hard going and should be watched with caution. However, it is a well made film that does what it set out do do—educate viewers about the horrors of war. It’s a hard one to rate, because it is such a grueling movie and can’t really be described as entertaining, but I’ll give it 8/10 for being so genuinely disturbing.

Dead snow is a foreign film where Hitler’s horrors come alive !! It’s based in Norway where a group of students vacation at a cabin and are attacked by SS zombies. In WWII the zombies were driven out by the towns people and then fled to the mountains. There is a decent amount of gore splatters, but a wicked amount of classic zombie movie references !! In this comedy the students even set their cabin on fire with molotov cocktails. There is even a scene where they complain about no cell phone connection even though there shouldn’t be any cell phones considering the time period, but alas it is an rediculous horror comedy ! ”The bitch hung upon on me.” I give it 5 out of 5 SS Nazis ! Necronicki.org

What a hilarious film this is. There are basically 2 main characters in the film. One is Aylmer, a 12 inch worm who needs to feed on brains (preferably human) to survive. The other is Brian, a young man who becomes addicted to a drug that Aylmer injects into his brain. During this drugged state, Aylmer uses Brian as a host to find victims so that he can consume their brains.

The special effects are decent, especially during the kill scenes. Unfortunately, most of the death scenes are very repetitive. They consist of Aylmer leaping from some hidden location and attaching himself to a victim’s forehead, where he munches through their skull into their brain whilst they flop about in agony. There is one notable exception however:

In the film’s best sequence, Brian has just been drugged by Aylmer. He stumbles into a club suitably named “Hell”. There he meets a pretty but incautious hooker. They dance for a while. Brian, stoned out of his mind, is lured by the girl into the club’s basement. Brian begins to pass out and the hooker leans him up against a wall. She grabs Brian’s crotch and remarks “feels like you got a real monster in there” not knowing of course that the “monster” is in fact Aylmer hiding in Brian’s crotch area. Excited, the girl decides to perform oral sex on Brian. She soon gets more than she bargains for. She gets down on her knees, unzips Brian’s pants, and just as she opens her mouth, Aylmer burst from the pants and into the girl’s mouth. Aylmer forces himself down the girl’s throat, and she basically chokes to death as Aylmer burrows through the back of her throat into her skull.

After that the rest of the film is a bit of a let down (how could it not be?) but there are still some good sequences, including one scene where Brian pulls his own brains out through one of his ears (very gory). The acting throughout the film is quite campy, and the music is actually very good.

The ending is rather down beat as virtually every character in the film dies, with the exception of Brian’s room mate brother. There are also very few like-able characters in the film. Vicki Darnell, who plays the hooker, is one of the few sympathetic (!) characters in the film. Props to her for putting up with this perverted director’s crap, as I’ve heard shooting the scene mentioned above was a nightmare for the actors involved.

Overall it it’s a pretty crazy and enjoyable film.

From here: http://www.imdb.com/user/ur39201974/