Visceral: Entre las Cuerdas de la Locura (2012)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 69 minuten
Alternative title: Visceral: Between the Ropes of Madness
Country:
Chili
Directed by: Felipe Eluti
Stars: Felipe Eluti, Valentina Varela and José Manuel García
IMDb score:
4,6 (296)
Releasedate: 29 November 2012
Visceral: Entre las Cuerdas de la Locura plot
A boxer loses the match of his life and finds himself in a downward spiral of madness. Nothing can help him stop this madness except to vent his anger and hatred on the man he has lost and innocent women.
Actors and actresses
Boxer
Boxer (voice)
Judas
Opponent boxer
Manager
Tortured woman
Woman in the hallway
Tortured woman
Man in the hallway
Tortured woman
Reviews & comments
Jean Pete Von Bözekom
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- 175 messages
- 588 votes
Extreme Cinema!
Perverse Exploitation Horror with some abstract imagery, visions, and high-level Torture Porn with a strong Fake Snuff vibe. The film is somewhat reminiscent of No Reason (Olaf Ittenbach), but on a slightly lower level.
A woman hanging in bondage and using tape as a punching bag...starts off pretty crazy. Murder and necrophilia is a familiar combination...but always shocking. The scene with the homeless man at the beginning is pretty sick and full of gore!
It seems the perpetrator has been brainwashed through femdom BDSM, and the Demon Mistress orders him to cause misery. Personally, I also find it cool that there's not only male-on-female violence, but also female-on-male violence, because that nicely balances out all the sickening violence against women. The torture (which goes quite far and is fully depicted) used by the Mistress triggers a kind of psychotic mentality in the man to inflict as much suffering as possible.
The scene in the pub was great! The hard-hitting Brutal Death Metal in the background was fantastic! It also tells me the creators have good taste in music!
It seems to be about multiple phases in the main character's life, but this is very confusing... something about a boxing match, a strange way of preparing, psychosis, and revenge on an opponent or something... pretty vague!
Besides the vague story (which is still somewhat followable in the end), there is one huge plus and that is that the gore is really high level!
The ending shows that the man can now face his demons...okay, well, I'm surprised there's even a moral to the story!
With many plus points for the gore and still a nice storyline:
☆3.0
Translated from Dutch · View original
Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
A messy mix of extreme violence and a sort of boxing drama plot. Director Felipe Eluti unfortunately shows little talent for editing, as Visceral is virtually impossible to follow due to the constant shifting of timelines. Of course, you don't watch a film like this for a good story, but it nevertheless results in a rather dull whole in which various characters occasionally meet a bloody end. Every shot is littered with gore, and some ideas go to extremes, but it's neither truly captivating nor convincing. Eluti seems to want to portray a kind of fetish on screen and plays a brave leading role within that, but with few redeeming qualities.
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