Little Deaths

The first one it is the weakest.

The first story re-capitulates the form of critique recently developed in 'The Woman', 'Deadgirl' and, more precisely, one of the stories in the first 'VHS'. The third - 'Bitch' - is an extended step-by-step guide concerning how to put an unruly woman in her place by arranging for her to be pack-raped by dogs. So, two somewhat contradictory messages there...

Top badass moment? When you've just been done over by a George Osborne look-alike and his wife, it's good to know that you and your mates will still get the last laugh. Another Government policy to deal with spending on welfare goes horribly wrong... No cats, chainsaws or decapitations.

watched this because of simon rumley. and totally worth it. not for everyone.

Okay

A sporadically entertaining anthology that is not in the least bit chilling or shocking and manages about one good scene in each of the three films. Bonus points for insinuating possible dog rape at the end of "Bitch".

First of all I have to thank this bunch that it contained mostly stories you haven't seen before. The output was fresh and interesting. The film opened with "House & Home". It was more or less nicely done, and story was made in good old E.C. horror style. Points for Holly Lucas. "Mutant Tool" was a mystery tale and the mutant was more interesting than the story itself. "Bitch" was then again a game of words and the ending was way too long.

Great. This is a collection of 3 shorts based around sensuality and death. The 1st is straight up horror but the following two go deeper. This is great film-making. Like any good horror flick, it makes you forget time, takes you out of your comfort zone. It has enough gore to satisfy the hardcore fans with surprisingly well written storylines to keep the horror geek interested. Features great acting all around, Excellent directions and great pace. Highly Recommended.