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The Great American Snuff Film (Video 2003)Two pretty young women are abducted to be the featured stars of a snuff film produced by a couple low-life goons. The ladies are bound, gagged, tortured, burned with cigarettes and forced to dig their own graves. Director:Sean TrettaWriter:Sean Tretta |
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Title: The Great American Snuff Film (Video 2003)
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William Allen Grone
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Roy
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Patti
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Sarah
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Chuck
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Prostitute #1
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Jeff Tretta | ... |
David
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Angela Graham |
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Jeff Funderburk |
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Two pretty young women are abducted to be the featured stars of a snuff film produced by a couple low-life goons. The ladies are bound, gagged, tortured, burned with cigarettes and forced to dig their own graves.
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snuff film | abduction | desert | bound and gagged | burned with a cigarette |Taglines:
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Rated R for depiction of torture and killing, along with some aberrant sexual content | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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2003 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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While "The Great American Snuff Film" fails to really engage the viewer in the same way as "The Last Horror Movie", it's not an entirely wasted exercise. Treading similar ground to "Scrapbook", the film provides an insight into a serial killer's mind. Here, the narrator is accompanied by his "trusty" sidekick and we see the two engage in all sorts of warped activities.
The female actors of the film, Melinda Lorenz and Holi Tavernier, are convincing victims and evoke sympathy from the viewer. Their confinement and subsequent treatment is difficult to watch and quite realistic.
Despite some strong performances and an effective soundtrack, this film offers nothing new. It fails to bring anything to the genre and other films are simply more effective in their treatment of the subject matter.
5 out of 10. It's not as bad as some would make out but it's no "Henry".