Alright, Day 2 of this shit. Already I am feeling like I am about to fuck up something. Oh well, onward with the non-specific review of a particular movie:

I heard of this particular flick while talking about A Serbian Film, which I hope to do in a couple days, in the IRC. I had professed a disappointment with the disturbing material in A Serbian Film, and ended up watching this the next night. And since I derped up my schedule today, I won't be going into a detailed description of what happens in this movie. I instead offer up a spoiler-free editorial, for lack of a better word.

The tagline "The Sickest Film Ever Made" is quite apt to be honest. August Underground revels in the realism and brutality it set out to portray. It is the story of two serial killers, as recorded by one on camera. It opens on a torture scene. If A Serbian Film is the king of high budget exploitation, this lords over the low budget stuff. I cannot tell you to watch this movie without knowing you personally. It is a very hard watch. It is made in the style of older exploitation, where a lot of it is dialogue and not that showy. Death Proof is the most recent example of this type of film that I can think of that was any sort of mainstream.

I'll be perfectly honest, I don't want to say much about this movie. If it sounds interesting to you, I implore you to watch it. August Underground is great. But I know how greatly even a single person talking up a movie can affect the viewing.

I've no idea what I'll write about tomorrow. Hope it is something more detailed.