The Bunny Game (2011)

A prostitute looking for her next meal hitches a ride with a trucker that leaves her praying for her next breath.

Director:

Adam Rehmeier

Writers:

Rodleen Getsic (story), Adam Rehmeier (story)

Stars:

Rodleen Getsic, Jeff F. Renfro, Drettie Page

1 win.

Cast

Cast overview:
Rodleen Getsic	...	Bunny / prostitute
Jeff F. Renfro	...	Hog / Kidnapper (as Jeff Renfro)
Drettie Page	...	Martyr
Coriander Womack	...	Victim (as Coriander C. Womack)
Gregg Gilmore	...	Jonas
Loki	...	Belt Whip John
Curtis Reynolds	...	Predatory John (as Curtis J. Reynolds)
Jason Timms	...	Back Alley John
Norwood Fisher	...	Sticky Fingers
Paul Ill	...	The Pusher

Storyline

Condemned to a miserable life of prostitution, addiction, and abuse, the young streetwalker, Bunny, spends her days fishing for customers in exchange for drugs and alcohol. In desperate need of help, while stuck in a perpetual loop of dependency, the drug-addled woman finds herself hopelessly trapped in a bleak world of self-degradation, unable to feed her immeasurable addictions. As a result, this vicious cycle will eventually lead Bunny to the brutal semi-truck driver, Hog, who kidnaps her in broad daylight, and then, chains her up in the back of his dark trailer. Now, hell-bent on breaking Bunny's will, the pitiless tormentor has all the time in the world to submit his helpless prey to unfathomable physical and mental tortures which aim to dehumanize her, and, ultimately, destroy her. Then, when the grisly "Bunny Games" are over, the body will be stripped of the soul. Has anyone ever escaped from the clutches of Hog?

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Plot Keywords:

prostitute | mercilessness | sadist | bound in chains | fear | 

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Taglines:

Breathe.

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Genres:

Horror

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Did You Know?

Trivia

Refused for classification by the BBFC on the grounds that it contained too much sexual violence

User Reviews

Another point of view

Normally I don't do reviews, but in this case I felt obliged to, as all of the earlier reviews seemed biased. Many people seem to like the artsy-fartsy black/white movie stuff, perhaps even more so in the avant-garde horror genre – I'm definitely not one of them, though. For me, this was nothing more than 76 minutes of "Yeah, that's already been done – in color!" and a quite dull experience. It didn't grab my attention anywhere close to what A Serbian Film or Martyrs did. I'm not talking just graphically here, either – I'm talking about the whole feel of the movie, including the music and the storyline. In all honesty, it wasn't even much of a story to begin with. It's just boring all the way from start to end. I'm aware that most other reviews praise The Bunny Game for "taking it to the next level" and being a 10/10 kind of ground- breaking movie, but I honestly just can't understand why and none of the reviews have even bothered trying to explain their reasoning behind such statements, except maybe the fact that the torture and humiliation in this movie is supposed to be real (which I can't and won't even try to deny) but that does not automatically make it a good film – it just makes it closer to being a snuff film. We're heading there...

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

31 July 2012 (USA)

Also Known As:

The Bunny Game

Company Credits

Production Co:

Death Mountain Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

76 min 63 min (cut)

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1