Director:
Nico MastorakisGuión:
Nico MastorakisCámara:
Nikos GardelisMúsica:
Nikos LavranosReparto:
Robert Behling, Jane Ryall, Jessica Dublin, Gerard Gonalons, Nico Mastorakis, Nikos TsachiridisSinopsis(1)
A British couple on a break on a small Greek Island, spreading terror beyond anything the Islanders could have ever imagined. Only stopping every once in a while to shag anything that moves, be it a man, woman or an animal. But will they go unpunished, or the inspector from London will be able to put an end to their killing spree? (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
(más)Reseñas (4)
Natural Born Incesters. Una simpática provocación, ambientada en una exótica isla griega y acompañada de música romántica. Follarse a un cordero, incesto, muchos asesinatos sangrientos y aún más sexo hetero y homo-sexual. Desde el punto de vista cinematográfico, no hay nada de lo que quejarse, ni siquiera falta la atmósfera. Es una lástima que la película no tenga un remate que nos quite la idea de que en realidad es SÓLO una provocación barata de un cineasta completamente chiflado.
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One of those films I’m convinced nobody I know has watched, and about which I’m sure I’ll never watch again. Regardless, as an example of European exploitation horror from the 70s, it works quite well, but those people uninterested in these fringes of the cinema world won’t get anything out of watching it. Besides, if it wasn’t such a “celebrated classic”, even I would have turned it off after 15 minutes, after the lamb rape scene, which is so amateurishly made (or rather, asexually… :-D) that is funny rather than disturbing. The film’s intentions to provoke are clear, but it needs a bit of directorial and acting talent, because as it is, I think almost anyone can provoke.
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"Ta paidia tou Diavolou" is not a directly exploitative film, as there are many scenes that are not captured by the camera and happen off-screen. But I like this aspect. I don't need to see how the kid - it's actually a little goat, not a lamb - dies, I'm satisfied with the fact that it's off-screen because it still has its effect. A film that was quite unpleasant for its time and has maintained its effect even to the present day.
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One of the biggest pieces of shite I’ve ever seen. The director tried to cover up his complete directorial and screenwriting ineptitude with wannabe disgusting and controversial scenes, which are totally off, and the whole film looks like a home-video of a bunch of people on a trip to some Greek island. You can see the attempts to make the scenes as shocking as possible, but all that is left is effort and sheer boredom. Since the review of this masterpiece is one of the most visited on the Well, I expected at least SOMETHING to be interested in, or at least some gore, but alas. It’s neither shocking nor bloody, just pointless and boring.
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