Regoregitated Sacrifice [DVD] [2010] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

Part 2 of the Vomit Gore Trilogy. Need I say more?

Morbid Director Lucifer Valentine ups the evil ante from his first twisted, mind-numbing cinematic display of unconscionable filth. This starts right where Slaughtered Vomit Dolls left off. Prepare to have your senses shredded.

Bulimic porn star Angela Aberdeen drowned herself in the tub, and now her soul goes spiraling through a demented dimension toward hell. She gets the nightmarish tour guide by two demonic twin sisters, who are conjoined at the head. They are seperated in extremely grisly fashion, and we get the barf-inducing delight of seeing some gruesome bubbling brain and blood splatter. Sick stuff! Some impressive special effects, I must say.

This horrendous journey is very surreal, as we are subjected to more heinous acts of violence and depravity. It might actually be filmed on location in Hell, or somewhere close. There is plenty of full frontal nudity to go with the overload of bloody intestinal shock treatment. Not for the quasi-gorehound.

This might have received a 5 star rating from me, except this has too damn many vomitting shots. I know it's the Vomit Gore Trilogy, but c'mon! After the first dozen episodes of regurgitating grossness, it starts to lose its charm. Lucifer knows absolutely no mercy.

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PLEASE NOTE--this has possibly The most shocking, unfathomable, relentless, most disturbing scene ever caught on camera. You will be rewinding, or possibly immediately going comatose. Worth the price and the suffering just for this quick scene. I am still trying to mentally recover and figure out how it was caught on film. True evil genius.

Also, this has pretty much nothing to do with Kurt Cobain, other than the fact it was a simultaneous suicide. There is a little tribute to the singer at the end. Still, despite this marketing gimmick, this film is must-see stuff for the seasoned gorehound. Slightly more coherent than Slaughtered Vomit Dolls (which isn't saying much), this is a bizarre, frightening, and unique descent into Satan's realm.

Can you handle it?

I have attended many shows at the Mass college of art film devision and I have to say this reminds me of a student film project, just by the way its all put together,lighting effects,sound and acting, its all kind of interperative. I am a die hard gorehound and after reading many online reviews I thought I was gonna be in gore heaven (or hell,giving what this film deals with), but alas it just didn't deliver enough for me, the make up effects were good not great, there was some attention to detail missing and there were really only two gory scenes in the film, they kept going back repeatedly to show the same scene over and over, I would have liked to have seen more different scenes of bloody violence...all in all at the end I just sat for minute and thought "that's it", I don't see what all the hoopla is about this film. In my opinion, if you want alot of gore like me check out the older films of Olaf Ettinbach, he delivers plenty of the gory goods on a low budget.

Nine Things about the Movie “ReGOREgitated Sacrifice” (USA, 2008)

1. The second in Lucifer Valentine’s “Vomit Gore Trilogy”, this is the sequel to “Slaughtered Vomit Dolls”. In case you needed one.

2. It’s made for a niche audience into extreme and violent fetishes, including vomit fetishes. It’s also made for people who want to learn how far they can push themselves into watching extreme fetishes.

3. As for the almost non-existent plot, it seems to be the continuation of the death of Angela Aberdeen, the sweet girl who was abducted and turned into a devil-worshipping, bulimic prostitute. But it also seems to be a bloodier and more traumatic remake of “Slaughtered Vomit Dolls”.

4. There’s a strange tribute to Kurt Cobain towards the end of movie.

5. The camera and audio work provide a slower, more methodical assault on the senses than the first film. This makes it simultaneously more interesting and more difficult to watch.

6. I wish I could dismiss the film as being a pretentious, boring piece of crap, like the “August Underground” series. But I can’t. There is something going on here that I can’t explain, but which is disturbingly compelling.

7. The depiction of the psychological outlook of the abducted girls being used as sex slaves is hauntingly authentic.

8. The sadism and sexual torture in this film are… noteworthy. There are things done in this movie that are so bizarre that you wouldn’t believe it even if I described them to you.

9. If you have the slightest question about whether you should see this movie, then you shouldn’t. You can’t unwatch this movie. It’s made by a psychologically unstable person for a psychologically unstable audience.

I've seen a lot of gore/horror/depraved movies, and this is by far the worst. The plot was lame, the acting was lame, the gore was lame, this movie was LAME. I can't believe this has a 4 star rating. I wanted to cry after watching it, it was THAT bad. Do yourself a favor and don't waste your time on this.

Regoregitated Sacrifice (Lucifer Valentine, 2008)

In case you somehow missed Valentine's first movie, the 2006 feature Slaughtered Vomit Dolls, don't worry--you now have a second chance to explore Valentine's personal obsessions in twisted, grisly, and yet somehow entirely boring detail.

As the titles of both movies would indicate, one of those obsessions is vomit, so be warned. (Most of it, though, does seem simulated.) There are other fetishes to be found here as well, most of them not nearly so stomach-turning, but if you're looking for, say, a plot, character development, or the like, turn elsewhere. The movie, according to its website, is "a depiction of the alternate-paralell [sic] dimension simultaneous suicides of Kurt Cobain and bulimic porn star Angela Aberdeen", but you won't get that from actually watching this flick. If there is a plot, and that's an arguable point, it seems to have to do with a pair of separated Siamese twins (who seem to be supernatural in some way) recruiting women to appear in fetish videos, filming them, humiliating them, and then torturing and killing them. Now, whether you're a fan of that sort of material or not, you have to admit that one thing it's normally not is boring. I think Valentine's mistake here was in attempting to make this into a feature-length movie (at least, as I've been separating shorts and features recently; this clocks in at sixty-five minutes, just over the line). Too much of anything will desensitize even the weakest-stomached viewer, and this is no less true of vomit (and some of the other depicted fetishes, though I don't want to spoil the fun for you).

There is a great deal of full frontal nudity and lots of large quantities of stuff being forcefully excreted from bodies, so if you have an objection to porn (though why anyone watching extreme gore movies would have an objection to porn is beyond me...), avoid this. It's certainly porn-film quality from a technical standpoint in most ways (direction, lighting, acting, blah blah blah). The one good thing I can say about the movie is that its (unfortunately uncredited) industrial/noise soundtrack is just phenomenal. And it is the only good thing I can say about it; everything else about the movie (down to the incredibly funny use of [censored for Amazon consumption] in the hard subs, one of those misspellings that immediately signals someone who is half-literate at best attempting to write) is boring at best and nauseating at worst. As another reviewer said of Slaughtered Vomit Dolls, "when trying to be gross, they often fail to be engrossing." Indeed. *