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Yeserday I watched 8mm (A Nicholas Cage film) for the first time, and was utterly intrigued. Not because of the fact that he didnt swap faces with John Travolta, because of the nature of the content and the fact that it could well be real.
Snuff movies, for those of you who dont know, are movies which usually show the 'star' being raped or forced into sexual actvity before being butchered. These films, illegal of course, are sold under the counter in some seedy sex shops and in run-down areas of towns where business is unregulated.
I researched this on the internet and it seems that a lot of people on the web beleive they exist, however the vast majority of the authorities claim they are fictional. It is, in my mind at least, quite possible that things like this exist without the authorities ever knowing and legends or rumours are often based on some truth - theres no smoke without fire, right?
The film 8mm, showed Cage as a private investigator for a rich woman who's husband had died and left a tape in his safe. The tape, an 8mm tape, showed a girl performing sex acts before being butchered. Cage tracks the tape down and goes through a series of seedy underground places selling child porn amongst other hideous things and when asking if they sell 'snuff' he is angrily turned away (A bit like the Pot Noodle adverts). He finally reaches a producer of extreme bondage and suchlike films and asks him to make him a snuff film at the cost of $7,000.
I won't spoil the film for you, but it seems that it could well be that people are willing to take that kind of money to do lewd things to innocent young people. It is rumoured that the directors lure young women into remote places with promises of making their "big screen debut" and telling them they are going to be the star of a regular porn movie. However after 'the action' they simply butcher them and leave their bodies.
Now in an age where people are turned on by sick things such as child pornography and foot fetishes, is it impossible to beleive that a snuff film would get someone off? Personally I find the concept sick but in a way it is the ultimate power, controlling the life of someone, and power is considered something of a turn on.
I searched for "Snuff movies" on Google and was greeted with 115,000 results, I am trawling through them and I am getting a balance of things; some saying they're real and other denying their existance. I suppose there is no real was of proving their existance, nor a way of disproving it - however my investigation is far from complete.
Snuff movies, for those of you who dont know, are movies which usually show the 'star' being raped or forced into sexual actvity before being butchered. These films, illegal of course, are sold under the counter in some seedy sex shops and in run-down areas of towns where business is unregulated.
I researched this on the internet and it seems that a lot of people on the web beleive they exist, however the vast majority of the authorities claim they are fictional. It is, in my mind at least, quite possible that things like this exist without the authorities ever knowing and legends or rumours are often based on some truth - theres no smoke without fire, right?
The film 8mm, showed Cage as a private investigator for a rich woman who's husband had died and left a tape in his safe. The tape, an 8mm tape, showed a girl performing sex acts before being butchered. Cage tracks the tape down and goes through a series of seedy underground places selling child porn amongst other hideous things and when asking if they sell 'snuff' he is angrily turned away (A bit like the Pot Noodle adverts). He finally reaches a producer of extreme bondage and suchlike films and asks him to make him a snuff film at the cost of $7,000.
I won't spoil the film for you, but it seems that it could well be that people are willing to take that kind of money to do lewd things to innocent young people. It is rumoured that the directors lure young women into remote places with promises of making their "big screen debut" and telling them they are going to be the star of a regular porn movie. However after 'the action' they simply butcher them and leave their bodies.
Now in an age where people are turned on by sick things such as child pornography and foot fetishes, is it impossible to beleive that a snuff film would get someone off? Personally I find the concept sick but in a way it is the ultimate power, controlling the life of someone, and power is considered something of a turn on.
I searched for "Snuff movies" on Google and was greeted with 115,000 results, I am trawling through them and I am getting a balance of things; some saying they're real and other denying their existance. I suppose there is no real was of proving their existance, nor a way of disproving it - however my investigation is far from complete.
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I DON'T love it.
I just read that again!
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I DON'T love it.
I just read that again!
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Kyz21 wrote:
> Now in an age where people are turned on by sick things such as child
> pornography and foot fetishes.
hahaha
I love it.
The second one isn't really that disturbing though, well it is, but not when you compare it to the first...
> Now in an age where people are turned on by sick things such as child
> pornography and foot fetishes.
hahaha
I love it.
The second one isn't really that disturbing though, well it is, but not when you compare it to the first...
You really shouldn't be researching this just to satisfy your curiousity. It exists and it isn't pretty.
Having seen 8mm twice, I was reading this and nodding my head until I got to "I searched for "Snuff movies" on Google and was greeted with 115,000 results, I am trawling through them".
You're one sick mo'fo.
You're one sick mo'fo.
As Snuggly said, be careful what you search for little man.
Kyz21 wrote:
> Pringle28 wrote:
>
> He was pretty good in family man aswell but i doubt thats most
> peoples cup of tea.
>
> I've seen that, my mum has it on dvd - it's quite a good film to be
> honest!
Most cage films have something gripping about them which really make you wanna watch them to the end whether their good or not. TAke con air for example; i thought it was poor but you really cant take ya eyes away from the screen cos of the tension!!!!
> Pringle28 wrote:
>
> He was pretty good in family man aswell but i doubt thats most
> peoples cup of tea.
>
> I've seen that, my mum has it on dvd - it's quite a good film to be
> honest!
Most cage films have something gripping about them which really make you wanna watch them to the end whether their good or not. TAke con air for example; i thought it was poor but you really cant take ya eyes away from the screen cos of the tension!!!!
Pringle28 wrote:
> He was pretty good in family man aswell but i doubt thats most
> peoples cup of tea.
I've seen that, my mum has it on dvd - it's quite a good film to be honest!
> He was pretty good in family man aswell but i doubt thats most
> peoples cup of tea.
I've seen that, my mum has it on dvd - it's quite a good film to be honest!
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> There's some pretty depraved stuff out
> there, stuff you couldn't even imagine (not that I speak from
> experience).
I went to a comprehensive school, I've seen stuff you could only picture in your worst nightmares...
> There's some pretty depraved stuff out
> there, stuff you couldn't even imagine (not that I speak from
> experience).
I went to a comprehensive school, I've seen stuff you could only picture in your worst nightmares...
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> Kyz21 wrote:
> I think he was pretty good in Face/off and he was in Con Air too,
> wasn't he?
>
> yeah but in both he acts like a goddamn lunatic, not a very
> convincing lunatic either.
>
> I think I probably just don't like his face, it's all weaselly.
I dunno i thought face off was a pretty good and Nick CAge played a pretty convincing role.
He was pretty good in family man aswell but i doubt thats most peoples cup of tea.
> Kyz21 wrote:
> I think he was pretty good in Face/off and he was in Con Air too,
> wasn't he?
>
> yeah but in both he acts like a goddamn lunatic, not a very
> convincing lunatic either.
>
> I think I probably just don't like his face, it's all weaselly.
I dunno i thought face off was a pretty good and Nick CAge played a pretty convincing role.
He was pretty good in family man aswell but i doubt thats most peoples cup of tea.
Yeah, he is weasely but thats all part of the draw. Weasely characters are generally sly and cunning spies or sorts, so Cage is a different species altogether.
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