The Song of Solomon

If you are in the mood for something nasty on the theme of exorcism you will not be disappointed. I'll mention up front that this film is cheap and underground, so it's only for a fringe audience. It has a simple story about a woman possessed by the devil and the Catholic Church is sending one priest after another to get the devil out of her, and most of them don't make it out of the room alive. So most of the film takes place in one room, and at times you have to suffer through the stilted religious dialogue, just looking forward to the next perversion the director will come up with. I would have gladly cut half an hour to pick up the pace and not bore the viewer, but thankfully the gore is good. The scene where the possessed starts puking all her guts out and then immediately starts sucking them back in lasts about five minutes, and it's definitely the best scene in the entire film. The sex with the priest and the subsequent birth are also good, but unfortunately this doesn't come until the finale. The first hour unfortunately doesn't offer that much of interest. 6/10. (30.05.2021)

American Guinea Pig: The Song of Solomon is an example of what really great if cringe-worthy gore looks like to watch. The effects are of a very good standard and keep you convinced the whole time plus the lead actress seems to really withstand a lot. By the way, Jessica Cameron is quite a pretty woman, which you would probably not realize if you only saw this particular movie. (09.01.2020)