Embodiment Of Evil (2008)
Director: Jose Mojica Marins
Movie review
From Time Out London
Ever seen a woman chained and in stirrups, slathered in nacho cheese and having a sewer rat scrabble at her privates? No? Well then, what about a burly, tattooed monk whose prayer ritual involves nipple clamps and a car battery? Brazilian schlockmeister José Mojica Marins writes, directs and stars in this grotesque torture-porn soap opera, which splices together a rancid miscellany of sadistic set-pieces to tell the oh-so-loose tale of Coffin Joe and his search for someone to take his demon seed. Stylistically, Marins combines the gothic trappings of Hammer, the realist S&M cruelty of Eli Roth and the kitsch porno exploitation of Spaniard Jesus Franco. It may tickle a type of hardened horror connoisseur, but most will want a shower after seeing it.Author: David Jenkins
Time Out London Issue 2028, July 2 - 8, 2009
Cast & crew
Director: Jose Mojica Marins
Cast: Jose Mojica Marins, Jece Valadão, Adriano Stuart full cast
Genre(s): Horror
Rated: 18
Duration: 94 mins
UK Release: Jul 3 2009
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