A Serbian Film: The Most Disgusting Movie Ever Made?

A Serbian Film Review

When you ask fans of the disgusting in film, most point toward Cannibal Holocaust as the champion of the breed. However, A Serbian Film may change a few of those people’s minds.

Where many who were ignorant of this kind of a film and went to see Hostel in 2005, thought they had just seen the most disturbing film ever made, A Serbian Film will force them to review their perception of what disturbing really is.

When groups of people left French theaters during the anal rape scene in Irréversible back in 2002, they couldn’t have realized that that scene will, now and forever, seem quaint to those surviving this Srđan Spasojević film.

There are no redeeming features to A Serbian Film, which was the point I would guess Srđan Spasojević was trying to make. Given that the film includes incestuous sodomy, eye socket fornication, deep-throat suffocation, and infant rape, you have to conclude that Spasojević wanted shock to be his coming-out party.

As Cannibal Holocaust did in the ’70s, A Serbian Film will have run-ins with censorship, be banned in many countries, gather a cult following and be avoided by everyone else.

Later,

A Serbian Film Picture Gallery

A Serbian Film Extended Unrated Trailer

Yell! Rating (x/5 Skulls):

Year Released:

10 December 2010 (UK)

Director:

Srđan Spasojević

Cast/Crew

Srdjan Todorovic, Sergej Trifunovic, Jelena Gavrilovic, Katarina Zutic

Genre

Horror, Exploitation

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A Serbian Film the movie