This controversal rape / revenge drama was a catalyst for the Video Recordings Act and is still a powerful and difficult film.
Video Nasties Podcast
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Video Nasties Podcast
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July 20, 2014 at 1:03 pm
I first watched this film back in 1986 on an uncut VHS, with my friends and my little Brother, who wore glasses, and we immediately started calling him Matthew!
Is it me, or do you find calling the sequel to the remake I Spit On Your Grave 2, a bit crass
A very informative Podcast, Thanks
July 21, 2014 at 7:12 am
Chris,
My favorite show yet. The mention of Siskel & Ebert was brilliant. I remember Rodger Ebert on Steve Dahl’s radio show for a couple hours. Every 30 minutes or so would start going off on how dreadful “I Spit On Your Grave” really was. He said people left the cinema a little dumber. I must of been 12 or 13. I thought about the movie like it was mind-altering. Perhaps it contained subliminal messages to ruin brains?
Loved Tom’s comments on Matthew.
Noticed the next one on YouTube. I’ll get this one done even if it takes a couple of shots.
Again Great show!
Rob