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After serial killer Andrew sets out for another night of hunting, he encounters the attractive and nerdy Sarah in a bar and after some intellectual flirting they are soon heading to an anonymous motel room. What follows is a series of confessions and mind games that gradually reveal the extent to which neither of them are who they claimed, even to themselves. Anatomy of Monsters feels a little like a stage play, with lengthy dialogue-driven scenes that focus far more on character than action, allowing you deep inside the heads of killers and what drives them while also preventing them from truly feeling anything about the deaths afterwards. It’s not much of a spoiler to reveal that Sarah is also a serial killer and was hunting Andrew as much as he thought he was hunting her. The dynamic between them during the series of shifting manipulations is fascinating to watch, as are the stories Sarah weaves of the development of her craft alongside a fledgling romantic

Watch FREE Artsploitation Movies on PopcornFlix  The Devil Lives Here  Synopsis: Three friends go on a trip to a farm for a weekend of fun. At the same time, two brothers are getting ready to perform the spiritual ritual their family has been tasked with for centuries. On the night the two groups meet, they find out that what they thought were scary tales is more than real. It is now up to them to prevent evil to be born and take over the world. Directed by: Rodrigo Gasparini, Dante Vescio Starring: Pedro Carvalho, Ivo Müller, Sidney Santiago, Clara Verdier, Diego Goullart, Pedro Caetano, Felipe Frazão, Mariana Cortines

Sign up today and get direct email updates about what's new and what's upcoming with Artsploitation Films. Artsploitation will release two groundbreaking movies come December 13th,  Counter-Clockwise and The Devil Lives Here.   And then in 2017, we have some big releases and a few surprises too.  Don't get left out in the cold.  Be the first on your block to find out all the cool Artsploitation Films news. Sign up for our Artsploitation Newsletter HERE    International Films with an Edge   Not limited to being just a genre label, Artsploitation Films presents intriguing, unsettling, unpredictable and provocative films to an audience long numbed by filmic predictability. Artsploitation Films has done an amazing job on their promise to bring genre films from around the world to your home video system, delivering one adjective-defying film after another from countries that I’m sure most of us didn’t even know had a motion picture industry – RedDirtR

Artsploitation Films has a selection of great movies in their catalog available and ready to ship to meet your Christmas shopping needs.  What better gift to give on this Cyber Monday than the gift of entertainment.  Artsploitation Films has something for every demented, depraved need that you might have; The Summer House ,  The Perfect Husband , Meat ,  The Euro Sex Pack , Vampyres , plus much, much more. 

The Perfect Husband from artsploitation on Vimeo . The Perfect Husband  Viola (Gabriella Wright) and Nichola (Bret Roberts) are going through a difficult period. The couple and their marriage are strained by a termination of pregnancy that has overwhelmed them unexpectedly. To overcome this crisis, they decide to spend a weekend in an old cottage in the woods,. But what was supposed to be a romantic weekend suddenly turns into a deadly nightmare as seething suspicion, maddening paranoia and blind rage explodes around them. Purchase The Perfect Husband on DVD or Blu-ray HERE Watch The Perfect Husband on Video on Demand HERE

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Are you ready to  have a good ol' fashion Slovenian turkey day?   Artsploitation Films wants to enjoy a grand Thanksgiving meal and kick your feet up and watch some gruesome Hillbillies tear it up.   Check out Killbillies at Amazon On-Demand  Proving that the American South does not hold a monopoly on sexually depraved, bloodthirsty hillbillies, Killbilllies (aka: Idyll) depicts a harrowing tale of abduction, violence and hoped-for survival. A group of fashionistas from the city, including models Zina and Mia, make-up artist Dragica and photographer Blitcz, begin to shoot on an idyllic countryside hilltop. But soon, two physically deformed psychopathic countrymen approach them and quickly attack. After the terrified group finds themselves chained in a basement and awaiting their gruesome fate, they decide they must fight no matter what the odds. A wild, bloody, taut clash ensues between urban and rural, women and men, between savages and civilized man. A fresh, sadi

Interview with Ate de Jong (Drop Dead Fred) talking about his upcoming feature, Deadly Virtues being released by Artsploitation Films this coming February. Genesis of the film- In February of 2013 Raindance founder Elliot Grove discovered the script writt en by an outcast from a MA in screenwriting, Mark Rogers, who suffers from Cerebral Palsy and Asperger Syndrome – an unlikely combination of afflictions for a screenwriter. Ate de Jong, the cult director of classics such as Drop Dead Fred (Working Title Films) and Fogbound (starring Ben Stiller) immediately agreed to take this project on. It is de Jong s 20th feature. Director Ate de Jong: "The script was so scary and haunting, I couldn't stop reading. And after I finished I changed the locks on my door. Then I looked in the mirror and wondered, how much in me is Tom, how much the intruder? Ate de Jong is known as an actor s director and spent the two weeks in the run up to production work shopping wi

Watch Free Artsploitation Movies on FrightPix.com  Watch Der Bunker for Free A student rents a room in a strange bunker home and becomes the tutor to his landlords son. Soon he is plagued by the dangerous parents, a mysterious alien, and a quest to take over the White House. A demented fairy tale that will stick with you forever, it will be hard for you to escape Der Bunker. Watch The Devil Lives Here for Free Three friends go on a trip to a farm for a weekend of fun. At the same time, two brothers are getting ready to perform the spiritual ritual their family has been tasked with for centuries. On the night the two groups meet, they find out that what they thought were scary tales is more than real. It is now up to them to prevent evil to be born and take over the world.

Pre-Order New Artsploitation Movies on Amazon  The Devil Lives Here  Three teenagers go on a trip to visit their friend Apolo at his family’s farm for a weekend of fun. At the same time, Sebastião and his younger brother Luciano are getting ready to perform the spiritual ritual their family has been tasked with every nine months, for centuries.On the night the two groups meet, they find out that what they thought were scary tales becomes more than real. It is now up to them to prevent evil to be born and take over the world. Pre-Order The Devil Lives Here on Amazon  Counter-Clockwise   By inventively merging mind-bending science fiction with dark comedy, COUNTER CLOCKWISE delivers a hugely entertaining thriller about a befuddled time travelling scientist caught up in a murder mystery. Bearded scientist Ethan Walker is obsessively working on inventing a tele-transportation device. Instead he stumbles into inventing a time machine and recklessly zaps himse

Exclusive Interview with Conner Marx (Z-Nation, Leverage) about his upcoming movie, The Anatomy of Monsters  The Anatomy of Monsters on Sale at Artsploitation Films 1.  What attracted you to the character of Nick Jones in The Anatomy of Monsters? Nick's a stinkbug; you can't crush him. He's got a confidence in himself that manifests in a clarity of purpose, and I find that to be a really enviable quality. He knows he likes Sarah, and he doesn't bullshit about it. He puts himself out there openly, authentically, and unabashedly.     2.  How was it working with Byron C. Miller? Byron's on a very short list of "I'll work with him no matter what" directors. He's just a really stand up guy and I have a ton of respect for the way he approaches filmmaking, which is, fundamentally, people first. The word integrity keeps coming to mind. He works with integrity. You just know he's always looking to do the right thin

 Jesse Lee Keeter (Z-Nation, Grimm) takes time to talk with Artsploitation Films about his current role as Andrew Costello in the new movie, The Anatomy of Monsters The Anatomy of Monsters available on DVD at Artsploitation Films    What attracted you to the script and your character for The Anatomy of Monsters?  The thing that interested me most about Andrew is his uncertainty. Over the course of the film he's almost always on the ropes, out of his element, and forced to improvise. Initially his biggest conflict is finding the courage to go out and kill somebody. That's not a decision made lightly. There is so much that can go wrong, so many consequences for failure. Not to mention the mental strain involved with the act itself and potential fall out there after, the grief and guilt, the paranoia tied up with getting caught. This is a decision that doesn't go away. So just finding the courage to do it is a hell of a struggle in and of itself. So

From indie filmmaker Chris Alexander (BLOOD FOR IRINA, QUEEN OF BLOOD) comes FEMALE WEREWOLF, an intimate psychodrama about one women's search for sex and sanity. "She" (Carrie Gemmell) is a girl in the grip of a waking fever dream, slave to erotic, bloody fantasies that are slowly seeping into the grind of her sterile reality. As her sexual tensions and anxieties spiral, she slips into madness, believing that she might be turning into a monster. Female Werewolf available on DVD and Blu-ray  

1.  What was your inspiration for the story of Counter-Clockwise? A Philip K. Dick short story where a character who's living in a future world walks through an invisible time rift and goes back in time. Then I combined that idea with an idea of making a low budget movie where you could use locations again and again where you setup a character and a world, he went into the future 6 months, a whole crazy 2nd Act where things are dark and dangerous and upside down and then the 3rd Act would be going back to the day it all went wrong and solving everything, or maybe not. 2.  How is this different from other time travel shows, like Back to the Future and Doctor Who? Compared to those works of  sic-fi, ours is much more gritty and dark and weird.  3.  What was the most challenging element of getting Counter-Clockwise made? Of course probably getting the money together but more importantly all of us putting in the hard work over many years. P

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Artsploitation Interview w/ George Moise, Director of Counter-Clockwise Pre-Order Counter-Clockwise HERE 1.  What was your inspiration for the story of Counter-Clockwise? Well, the inspiration came from Walt. He's a big Philip K. Dick fan and read a short story that inspired him. Instead of a time machine it was like a rift in spacetime where someone walked through it and appeared in the future. I added the time machine, but the core concept of a guy traveling 6 months in the future to a dark upside down world is all Walt.  2.  How is this different from other time travel shows, like Back to the Future and Doctor Who? I've only seen one episode of Dr. Who so I really couldn't comment on it. As far as Back to the Future, in that movie Marty goes back 30 years, in our movie Ethan goes forward 6 months. Also, the creation of time travel is an accident in our movie, whereas Doc worked towards that goal for 30 years.  3.  What was the most cha

    1.  What attracted you to the script and your character for The Anatomy of Monsters? I immediately fell in love with the script and how much heart it had.  I read with Conner Marx during the first audition and Jesse Lee Keeter during the callbacks and it just felt so right.  Sarah is one of the most complex characters I've ever had the pleasure of getting to play.  This was like a dream role for me.  There are times when Sarah just wants to be a normal person and fall in love, but she has this darkness inside her that she can't seem to keep quiet.  From an outsider's perspective, she looks like an ordinary girl... but inside is a different story.  People sometimes ask if it was hard for me to go home after playing such a dark character, but it really wasn't because I grabbed on to the other parts of her that were just like me and everybody else.  I tried not to focus on the more "monstrous" parts of her when we weren't filming those scenes, sin

AVAILABLE ON AMAZON - THE ANATOMY OF MONSTERS What inspired you to create The Anatomy of Monsters?   It all started 11 years ago. I was a movie theater manager, and one night after the midnight shows had let out I gave one of my stranded employees a ride home. I dropped her off and was heading home, middle of the night, driving through a neighborhood I’d never been in, and this creepy idea hit me. What if I was a serial killer and my MO was to go to a place I’d never been, randomly pick a house, grab whatever weapon was lying around and use it to murder everyone inside. As that creep nugget gestated I was listening to the Ladytron album “Witching Hour” and kept getting this specific image of a woman. She was a DJ in LA, and a serial killer. I had all of these ideas about her life, and the flashback, Permanent Midnight style flashback structure. I had a lot of notes and ideas but it wasn’t a complete story. So I put it away until, fast forward a few years. I’m li