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Flower of Flesh and Blood / Making of Guinea Pig - Cult Horror Film DVD Collection for Movie Enthusiasts & Japanese Extreme Cinema Fans
Flower of Flesh and Blood / Making of Guinea Pig - Cult Horror Film DVD Collection for Movie Enthusiasts & Japanese Extreme Cinema Fans

Flower of Flesh and Blood / Making of Guinea Pig - Cult Horror Film DVD Collection for Movie Enthusiasts & Japanese Extreme Cinema Fans

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An infamous manga artist received an unmarked parcel in the mail. In this mysterious package was one 8mm film, 54 still pictures and a 19 page letter. The letter told the artist that a horrible crime was committed by a person of aesthetic paranoia in a very secret place. The 8mm film shows a horrifying descent into pure madness as a psychotic slowly dismembers a defenseless woman and then adds her to his collection. The artist quickly turned the film, stills and the letter over to the police for investigation. Haunted by the images he witnessed, he decided to make a semi-documentary based on what he saw. Thus begins Flower of Flesh and Blood. A behind the scenes look at the effects behind the madness that is Guinea Pig. From the Devil’s Experiment to He Never Dies, you will witness all the love and joy that goes into the making of one of the most infamous series in history.

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Whichever Sheen who saw this and thought this was an actual snuff film had to be on a ton of drugs at the time;... this convinces me that the whole Sheen/FBI thing was just a really smart publicity stunt to draw attention to the movie.As for the movie itself this is pretty crazy stuff for 1985 VHS special effects... very impressive for what they were trying to go for... not really my cup of tea but to each their own.