August Underground's Mordum

Synopsis

August Underground's Mordum (2003) directed by Fred Vogel, is a disturbing and explicit horror film that delves deep into the darkest recesses of human depravity. The movie follows a group of sociopathic killers as they commit heinous acts of violence and torture, all captured on a handheld camera. The gritty and raw footage offers a shocking and unflinching look at the extreme horrors these characters inflict on their victims. As the movie progresses, the audience is taken on a disturbing journey that blurs the line between reality and fiction, leaving viewers unsettled and questioning the depths of human evil.

Cast

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  Fred Vogel

  Peter Mountain

• Cristie Whiles

  Crusty

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  Michael Todd Schneider

  Maggot

• Jerami Cruise

  Man Shown Having Sex in Window

• Killjoy

  Fourth Killer

• 'M.' Kadath

Reviews

August Underground's Mordum has garnered a polarizing response from critics and audiences alike. While some praise its raw and unapologetic portrayal of horror, others condemn it for its extreme and unsettling content. 'Shocking yet captivating', noted a reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes, giving it a 4/5 rating. On the other hand, IMDb users have rated it 3.1/10, with many citing its explicit nature as a major drawback. Metacritic describes it as a 'notoriously disturbing film that pushes the boundaries of what is acceptable in cinema'. Despite its low ratings, the movie has gained a cult following among horror enthusiasts for its unapologetic and boundary-pushing approach.