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VOD.com Now Featuring Artsploitation Films Most Provocative Titles For Immediate Release: Artsploitation Films has teamed with VOD.com to feature some of the most provocative titles ever released.  VOD.com has a unique format that allows fans to purchase "by the minute" packages or even just clips from their favorite movies. Vampyres, Meat, Hemel, Clip, Exhibition, and Chasing The Muse are now available on VOD.com!      NOW SHOWING: Vampyres  In 1974, an English horror film titled VAMPYRES, written and directed by José Ramón Larraz Gil , premiered to an unsuspecting world. Soon, it became a cult horror sensation because of its sensuality, its gruesomeness and its twisted atmosphere. This new version keeps those graphic elements and the twisted atmosphere, but includes more action, more horror and more gore in telling the story of two vamps that “live” in a dark manor where they bring men with the promise of sex orgies that ultimately become blo...

BigStarTV Partners with Artsploitation Films For Immediate Release: BigStarTV is now home to some of your favorite independent and international movies from Artsploitation Films.  BigStarTV's top quality VOD services make it the perfect place to view movies like Red Christmas, The Anatomy of Monsters, Clip, Der Bunker, Counter Clockwise, Horsehead, Vanishing Waves, Horror Stories, The Summer House, Fever, Meat and many others.   In addition, Artsploitation's new release MOLLY can also be streamed for FREE on BigStarTV right now.   Molly is described as Mad Max meets Turbo Kid in an electrifying and imaginative tale of one young woman’s determined struggle to survive in an inhospitable world. In a barren landscape ravished by war, Molly, a super-powered young woman, roams the violent post-apocalyptic landscape, armed only with a bow and arrow, to confront the dangers around her. When a sadistic ringmaster who run an underground fight club ...

Argentinean Gonzalo Calzada directs a visually explosive film where religion, innocence, repressed sexuality and evil spectacularly collide. Natalia is a 19-year-old novice who reluctantly returns home to say goodbye to her dying father. But when she meets up with her sister and her friends, she decides instead to travel the jungle in search of mystical plant. There, instead of pleasure, they find a world of Black Masses, strange pregnancies, bloody deaths and for the nun herself, a sexually violent clash with the Devil himself.

Philadelphia’s Own Distribution Company,  Artsploitation Films Offers Best In Foreign Movies The Philadelphia based movie distribution company ARTSPLOITATION FILMS is doing amazing things!  You wouldn’t think much of this little building on North Hancock, but they are offering the BEST foreign movies in the world right now. Unlike most film distribution companies, the name of our company describes the kinds of films we are looking to distribute. Artsploitation connotes – to me anyway – that perfect blend of genre/exploitation films with traditional art cinema. We are far from a horror film distributor – that’s too easy! We look for odd, challenging, fun, even difficult films – some are more art than genre and others are just genre fun but they all share in common an approach to filmmaking that we love. So be they international thrillers, blood-spurting horror, art house dramas or just plain weird and wonderful, they are all part of the Artsploitation Films ...

Artsploitation on PINTEREST had just updated it's Gallery with Exclusive Pictures from CHRISTMAS BLOOD and SNOWFLAKE.  https://www.pinterest.com/artsploitation/artsploitation/

“Snowflake  takes all the Grimm Fairy Tales familiar elements and turns them on their head.  Without a doubt, this film’s strongest asset is its inventive premise. Characters destinies are constantly being altered by an author who is composing a screenplay as the story unfolds. And this gives the film an anything can happen vibe that greatly works to its advantage. From a production standpoint, there is not an area where this film does not deliver and then some. The well-constructed narrative moves along at a brisk moment and there is rarely a moment to your breath. The characters are well-defined and their motivations are never in doubt. Performance wise the cast are all very good in their respective roles. Ultimately,  Snowflake  is a modern-day return to Fairy Tales with a more sinister tone.” –  10kbullets 

“ In the tonal vein of Guy Ritchie or Quentin Tarantino , Germany’s  Snowflake  brings an ensemble of insanity to the viewer. It channels multiple plotlines in  a hyper-stylish what-the-fuck of filmmaking . It does a little reality bending, too, going meta with the first oddball story it introduces. Both crime and horror violence share screen time with the film’s sense of humor, the blood and chuckles frequently overlapping,  The eclectic ensemble of plots and people and textures is an embarrassment of riches.   Snowflake  knows how to navigate around its maze of meta mind-fuckery. It ably keeps the viewer on its toes and in suspense rather than confused and befuddled. –  FilmPhreak