Scream Bloody Entertainment

A film by Srdjan Spasojevic

the plot
A former porn star agrees to star in a mysterious art film in order to support his family financially, but little does he know that he's about to take part in a violent production featuring rape, incest and necrophilia.

the good
- high production value
- brilliant cinematography
- interesting plot
- well-acted
- smooth introduction, terrific conclusion
- disturbing ending
- relentless in execution

the bad
- some ridiculous plot elements
- not as graphic as one would expect
- cheap gore
- feels too gratuitous in places

the ugly
- nudity, nudity and more nudity
- too much violence to recount
- sex with physically abused women
- bitten penis
- newborn porn
- rape, followed by a brutal decapitation
- anally raped
- removal of the teeth
- suffocation by deep throat
- masturbating in public
- sodomy
- incest rape
- crushed head
- bludgeoned to death
- death by gunshot
- penetration through the eye socket
- punched in the face
- triple kill
- implied necrophilia

things I learned from watching this movie
- if you catch your son watching porn, offer to make him some toast
- never sign a suspicious contract
- mixing art with porn never ends well
- the wheels turn better at night
- Newborn porn! NEWBORN PORN!
- nothing beats getting head while watching some family videos
- if it doesn't fit in, maybe it's best you check what you're doing first
- porn is a tough industry

summary
A Serbian Film is definitely one of the most extreme horror films in recent years, but unlike many other of its type, it has excellent production quality and a coherent plot going for it. The film may seem awfully gratuitous at times and it often feels like it's doing certain things just to see how far it can go, but that doesn't diminish its shock value. Most certainly not for the faint of heart, A Serbian Film is a disturbing tale of violence, pornography, death and pretty much every disgusting thing you can think of. It's gruesome, it's horrific, it's shocking.

horror meter: 4 traumatizing stars (out of 5)