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  • JWR – Chvad SB “GUT” (2013)

    Best just to look away After a promising start in his quilt-like first feature (cross-reference below), Elias has become a filmmaker of note with Gut. This film is often difficult to watch but so are the many murderous tragedies that play out in real time daily. The storyline—two best friends (Jason Vail as family man,…

  • Film Deviant – Chvad SB “GUT” (2013)

    FILM REVIEW: Gut (2012) We usually try our best to champion great independent films deserving of exposure around these parts. However, a poor film is a poor film…no matter how big or small the budget is. And while Gut is not a poor film…it certainly isn’t a good example of great independent filmmaking. Which sucks…

  • Ryan’s Reviews – Chvad SB “GUT” (2013)

    Excerpt from Ryan’s Reviews:“…as well as the score, which I was especially enamored by. As the film goes on, the music becomes less harmonic and more tonally dissonant, and this non-standard music helped to build the chaos that is overwhelming Dan and Tom’s lives.” You can read the whole review here! http://lownobudgetreviews.wordpress.com/2013/05/28/gut-2012/

  • A HORROR-FYING BLOG – Chvad SB “GUT” (2012)

    Transcribed from the review:Great atmospheric music reminds me of like modern day version of music that’s like uh, Lustmord, SPK to Throbbing Gristle, um to bizarre weird stuff like that like atrax morgue stuff like that  to some good industrial horror soundscape dark eerie and creepy without sounding like music but it has beat and…

  • Film Threat – Chvad “GUT” (2013)

    The killing starts early in Gut, but it will take a while for the viewer to figure out just what’s going on…. but that’s the creepy fun here. Just out on DVD and most streaming sites after a year at various horror film festivals (including DC’s own Spooky Movie International Horror Film Festival last October),…

  • Video Views – Chvad SB “GUT” (2013)

    Something is missing in Tom’s life. Every day he goes through the motions, becoming increasingly detached from those around him. His best friend Dan thinks he has the answer, a mysterious video he’s got to see to believe. What Dan shows him leaves Tom unsettled, flooding his mind with disturbing images and desires, and binding…