Necrophagia: Through Eyes of the Dead (2002) (V)

Director:

Jim Van Bebber

Writer:

Necrophagia (writer)

Release Date:

10 September 2002 (USA)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Shockind scenes of horror and gore...

Plot:

Group of shocking Music-videos linked by interviews with bandmembers of this Black Metal group with Guest appearances by a beloved TV Horror Hosts...

Cast

Phil Anselmo	...	Anton Crowley
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Dr. Creep	...	As himself
Brian Duke
Wayne Fabra	...	As himself
Jared Faulk
Dustin Havnen
Barry Hobart
Ross Karpelman
Killjoy	...	Himself
Michelle Mixon
David Pollison	...	Wheatley
Sherri Rickman
David Szulkin	...	Orville Zombie
Erin Taranto
Allen Teager
Brent Weinstein
Stephanie Opal Weinstein
Barbara Wilson

Directed by
Jim Van Bebber

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Necrophagia		writer

Original Music by
Necrophagia

Film Editing by
Jim Van Bebber

Other crew
David Pollison	....	production coordinator

Thanks
David Szulkin	....	special thanks

Distributors

• Music Video Distributors (MVD) (2002) (USA) (DVD)

Runtime:

USA:102 min (DVD)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:Refused Classification | USA:Not Rated

Movie Connections:

Features E tu vivrai nel terrore - L'aldilà (1981)

Gory Videos, Gory Music

Directed by Jim Van Bebber, Necrophagia's music video collection lives up to the disturbing nature of both artists' visions. The style of the videos is more like 70s and 80s shock exploitation, than of MTV flash. One of videos is comprised of footage from Jim Van Bebber's Roadkill. The music is not death/black/hardcore/thrash, but a grating, discordant screech of feedback and snarls over a pummeling, sloppy rhythm. Saying they are better or worse than Cannibal Corpse or Mortician (that one made me laugh out loud) is moot. Its like going to see one the above mentioned bands, and have taken wrong turn and ended up a Texas Chainsaw family barbecue! Outside the box. BTW, nowadays they don't do the same thing at all, contributed to member changes. They still project horrific imagery through their music, but more like a John Carpenter nightmare, than their previous Fulci-nightmare. This video is the best collection of their work to date. Jim Van Bebber is an amazing horror director, hopefully he will never break out. For his own good, that is. Buy this disc; break into your mom's stash; get your older brother to buy you beer, and get sick on this film.

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