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• 10/9/2009 2:21 PM CrimsonDusk wrote:
  Incredibly well done episode, bravo I can't believe how engaged I was to hear you talking about this gruesome movie and I think I'll check it out. I'm not to sure because you say it's as gruesome as 3 of the movies I'll probably never watch: Salo, Cannibal Holocaust and Antichrist and I've seen allot of horror/gore movies. Maybe I'll see even the first episode but I was really bummed out that the first one didn't show the running time and sometimes I close the browser and I can't search at that one were I was watching. Bruno Mattei really made his Magnum Opus with this movie and I can't wait to see what other films form his body of work you will consider reviewing on the show.
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• 10/9/2009 3:11 PM Darkslide wrote:
  This movie really sounds horrible...But its the first one I saw in one of your reviews that Im actually going to buy.
  Just to torture my friends of course.
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• 10/9/2009 4:54 PM RisingArc wrote:
  Awesome episode.
  You're absolutely correct on this film. My father and myself decided to see this after I picked up the Grindhouse Experience and it just sucked the air out of the room. Not even the corpse revival scene could break the misery of the film.
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• 10/10/2009 12:25 AM unknownmoviefan wrote:
  Did you get your copy of this movie in that Grindhouse Experience Box Set?
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• 10/10/2009 1:36 AM Georgia Eastman wrote:
  The Bruno Mattei Show is easily my favorate segment on the Cinema Snob site. I can't wait till you guys review Rats!
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• 10/10/2009 9:10 AM diggerjohn111 wrote:
  I think it's funny that the more painful the movie is, the less people you get to discuss it. I'm a connoisseur of bad cinema, I don't know if I could have made it through this one.
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• 10/10/2009 9:27 AM bounce0u812 wrote:
  i think im gonna check this one out.the severed limbs on the hospital beds make me think this will be right up my ally.
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• 10/12/2009 4:42 PM Lucas wrote:
  At 15:10, I was like WTF happened there? Was it a sexual escapade gone terribly wrong?
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• 10/18/2009 11:43 AM Kerry wrote:
  thanks Brad, I fucking love the Bruno Mattei Show!
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• 10/23/2009 5:42 PM Brian wrote:
  Maybe on the next episode you can pair two like movies, reviewing one and then reviewing another.
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• 1/3/2010 9:59 PM M.MC wrote:
  This is probably my favorite episode on the Bruno Mattei show. The discussion between Brad and Brian about the movie as well as the clips from the movie make for an interesting viewing experience. Plus the movie itself sounds like a greatly disturbing exploitation film; great soundtrack! I'm always looking for a shocking film and this one sounds like it has my name on it.
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• 1/18/2010 8:00 PM Wolfie wrote:
  I've got a dvd of this. Haven't watched it yet. After hearing you guys talk about how depressing this I think it might still be a while before I watch it.
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  1. 2/7/2010 6:21 AM Juan Kenon wrote:
     I finally tracked this movie down and proceeded to watch this light hearted romp through an SS medical experimentation camp. Definitely not a date movie (though I imagine you'd be in for an interesting night if your date actually sat through this).
     
     I loved the soundtrack and Gabriele Carrara was in great form in the few scenes where he had any actual dialogue besides yelling 'Jawohl, mein oberfuhrer! Mach schnell!' or other such cheesy Nazi oneliners. It is a shame he didn't do anything after this because I seriously dig this guy,
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     1. 2/22/2010 2:17 PM M.MC wrote:
        I finally saw it myself, too. Whoo, damn, Brad wasn't kidding when he said 'no hope whatsoever.' I agree with you on all counts, soundtrack especially; the music that plays during the corpse revival scene was actually rather touching. BTW, wasn't it Crazy Kurt instead Karl?
        
        As disturbing as it was, I enjoyed watching it in that scared/guilty pleasure kind of way alongside House on the Edge of the Park and Last House on Dead End Street. Worst part though... I can think of a one or two dates who could sit through this.
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• 3/19/2010 10:00 AM Fred wrote:
  THanks again for the good read
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• 11/3/2010 1:51 AM GuyPitt wrote:
  Is it just me or does Brad not take a single sip this whole time? I always try to count the times he picks up the glass brings it to his mouth then sits it down or switches hands JUST to sit it down again.
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  beleve it or not, the nazis actually did experiments where they had hockers have sex with men who had been dunked in freazing water. It's fucked up, but true.
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