Penetration Angst (2003)

Director:

Wolfgang Büld

Writer:

Wolfgang Büld (writer)

Release Date:

20 July 2003 (UK)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Some Girls are to DIE for

Plot:

In the vein of Audition and Hostel. Helen finds herself having intimacy problems with men. Her private...

Plot Keywords:

Sex | Gagged And Bound | Talking Vagina | Hostage | Rape

Cast

Paul Conway	...	Dennis
Fiona Horsey	...	Helen
Philip Hayden	...	Jack (as Phil Hayden)
Jonnie Hurn	...	Stepfather
James Crichton	...	Gynaecologist
Fiona Smith	...	Little Helen
Nicolas Hall	...	Young Man
Dirk Kühsel	...	Punter
Joanna Ogden	...	Portia
Beth Steel	...	Sonia
Amy Steel	...	Silvia
Drew Edwards	...	Mark
Anna Leigh-Rose	...	Jacey
Cheryl Goodman	...	Barmaid
Lee Sullivan	...	Man in Pub

Also Known As:

Angst (USA) (DVD title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong aberrant sexuality, graphic nudity, language, and violence including a scene of rape.

Runtime:

102 min

Country:

Germany | UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R | Germany:18 | UK:18

Filming Locations:

Isle of Wight, England, UK

Company:

Dark Black Films

Trivia:

The producer has a cameo appearance at the back of the cinema during the date between Dennis and the twins.

Movie Connections:

Features Chervonets (1982) (TV)

absolutely bizarre British horror/black comedy is worth a look

Helen (Fiona Horsey) seems to have a problem with sex. Or, at least the men that have sex with Helen seem to have a problem but only for a short time, since whenever she has sex the man is sucked up inside her. In other words, her private parts are a bit like "Audrey" from "Little Shop of Horrors", and they even say "feed me". Now, Dennis (Paul Conway) is a seemingly mild-mannered young man who loves Helen but can't get close to her because she has other ideas of who she wants. Helen lives with her mother & her crippled father but she picks up and leaves home for London, where she becomes a prostitute to feed her, uh, habit. Eventually, Dennis goes to London too, originally for an book fair or something, but while there he becomes involved with Siamese twins and after a roll in the hay with the wrong one, he becomes rather distraught & tries to separate them with an electric knife, with dire results. Dennis then goes into "hiding" with a fake mustache & shades. Eventually he hooks up with a stripper & they pull a bank heist, etc, and he and his accomplice run into Helen & her new hubby whom she's afraid to have sex with for fear of consuming him, etc. Helen met up with her new hubby when she was taken to a garage for a little unwilling S&M with a customer, who of course met the same fate as all of Helen's other customers, leaving no one to untie her, etc. This is a busy little film, and very weird. I thought at first it was a straight horror film & then I realized it wasn't, but it's got some pretty interesting ideas and some very dry and strange humor to it. I found it weird enough to be appealing, and Helen (Fiona Horsey) is quite beautiful, and Dennis (Paul Conway) has a air about him of a British Anthony Perkins. If you enjoy strange films then this is worth checking out. 7 out of 10.