Hope Dies Here

Horror/Extreme Cinema Commentary

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Introduction

Call me Prince. I am 25 years old, and an extreme cinema enthusiast. I began this interest in 2021, around the time I graduated from college. As someone so new to the underground, I wanted to start this blog to document my thoughts, and comment on films. I will also be talking about more mainstream horror, and perhaps even some horror anime. But, Extreme Cinema will be my main topic of interest.

I'm autistic, and this has become such a deep special interest in mine. I've fully immersed myself in this world, and want to explore every crevice of it. So, where to begin...

Favorite Films (As of Feb 11, 2023): Shoujo Tsubaki/Midori, Where the Dead go to Die, Vomit Gore trilogy (Funny enough), Hard Candy Least Favorite Film (As of Feb 11, 2023): August Underground (2001), Women's Flesh: My Red Guts Favorite genere: Documentary Least favorite: Mixtapes (If that counts) Currently watching: Tetsuo the Iron Man Fun Fact: Vomit is my kryptonite, I can't stand it ugh.

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Okay so @dewcrownedmuse just sent me a link for the BloodRunner Zero movies 😱

I’m shocked yet grateful, I’ve been dying to see these movies for forever- Link works too, it’s not a scam like I worried it might be haha.

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Saw Gummo for the first time last night. I think the fact that I fell asleep a little more than halfway through says all it needs to say. Maybe I'll try again another time, but this one couldn't really keep my interest.

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Hey, i was wondering if this blog is still active. I'd like to follow you again! (I unfollowed everyone due to a mental crash)

Hi! Active-ish in a sense. Work has just been so busy, so I haven't posted much. But I'm still around!~

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REMUS MADE AN EVIL LITTLE UQUIZ <333

I am deep in the paint on Extreme Cinema and I need an outlet... tw for like, most generally disturbing topics. Oh also the title is in quot

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On tonight’s menu, I’m finally getting around to watching Hope. I know of the case it’s based on, and it’s anyones guess whether or not I can sit through this one. But, let’s give it a shot.

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Watching ’Hard Candy’ today. Interesting start, wonder where its going. Nowhere good I can imagine-

Bought ’Orphan’ on DVD today too. Haven’t seen it in awhile~

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Update: Part way through and never mind, i love this~

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Watching ’Hard Candy’ today. Interesting start, wonder where its going. Nowhere good I can imagine-

Bought ’Orphan’ on DVD today too. Haven’t seen it in awhile~

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Beyond Horror !

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south mill

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Currently watching ‘South Mill District.’ The cover art was intriguing, I had to look into it. its a short film, so it wont eat up too much time. Aliens and alien related media aren’t exactly things that interest me, but I’m willing to give it a chance. The music the film opens on as well really captured my interest. It sounds a bit dated, something you would hear in an older horror film. But it truly does match the tone~ So far, its a bit amateur looking, but the stop motion is genuinely unnerving in the best way~ Stop Motion truly gave me nightmares as a child, so this is something that gives me that skin crawling feeling I am searching for~

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I just finished watching Women’s Flesh: My Red Guts. its tragic that its as dull as it is. The plot is the very bare minimum in order to explain why what is happening on the screen is happening in the first place. I dont understand the neccesity of the sudden surge of music after the woman cut out her tongue, especially when there has been no music throughout the film. Yes, music can and should be used to emphasize emotion and to envoke certain emotions within the viewer as well. But the sound itself, and the fact that it was only used in this scene, leading into the next, was bizarre. The sad music at the very end as well evoked nothing from me. I had no reason to care about the woman on the screen in the first place. Why try to envoke emotion in the viewer, when this is clearly only a movie made to shock, not to tell a story?

This was such a ’nothing’ movie, I’m a bit discouraged. I think a plot like this could have had a lot of potential if it had been fleshed out much more. Heaven knows I feel like doing the same thing to myself sometimes, even more so if I were in such a situation. So I can sort of understand what sort of emotions they were trying to convey, and the mindset the main character was supposed to be in. But if you want to make the end an emotional scene, then make that initial beginning scene equally as emotional.

(Also, it was intersting getting to see the trailer for ’RARE, A Dead Person’ at the very end of the film, haha.)

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Day ♾ of waiting for BloodRunner Zero to be added to EffedUpMovies so I can finally see it.

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Forgot to post it, but look what I found last weekend~ Its defiantly a bootleged tape, but I was so pleased to see it, how could I NOT buy it? I had a nice conversation with the two cashiers about it too! It was a good weekend~

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Should I read the '120 Days of Sodom' book first, or watch the film first? I do own the book, and I know where to find the movie, and I would like to do one after the other if I can. Just not sure which order to do so in.