Za ginipiggu: Akuma no jikken
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A video tape was found floating around the Japanese underground in mid 1980. One unlucky viewer happened to receive a copy in the mail. Not knowing what it was, he watched the video tape that was marked The Devils Experiment. The film forever changed his life. He then sent the video to the Japanese police, who after viewing it, started an intense investigation that was never solved. Now for the 1st time ever this atrocity is here, uncut and in its entirety. (official distributor synopsis)
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Fuck this motherfucking piece of movie shit. This pile of bullshit doesn’t deserve even an ironic review. Forgive me, but there's no better way to describe it…
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"Guinea Pig" does not stand out in terms of execution, as even before 1985, films could be found where gore was much more naturalistic. The hammering of the hand is obviously poorly done, on the other hand, the piercing of the eye is believable enough, although you will notice details that still disturb the realism of everything you see. The film does not make much of an unsettling impression, but rather seems a bit unfinished. As an idea, it is interesting, but I am convinced that the following installments took it even further, especially in terms of realism, which is primarily what these films are about.
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