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Gorenography (2021)
A a blood-soaked documentary on gorehounds. An in-depth look at the bowels of underground horror like you've never seen. Get to know the artists behind some of the most subversive and gory films being made today. Tony Newton presents this uncensored look at true underground horror, featuring exclusive trailers, short films, and interviews with the filmmakers that are pushing the boundaries of visceral and gore-forward cinema.
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A a blood-soaked documentary on gorehounds. An in-depth look at the bowels of underground horror like you've never seen. Get to know the artists behind some of the most subversive and gory films being made today. Tony Newton presents this uncensored look at true underground horror, featuring exclusive trailers, short films, and interviews with the filmmakers that are pushing the boundaries of visceral and gore-forward cinema.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary, Horror
Directed By:Joe Cash, Lucky Cerruti, Jonathan Doe, Mickey Espinoza, Gore Filth, Patrick Fortin, Nathan Hine, Mercedes, Moses, Wilhelm Müller, Tony Newton, Davide Pesca, Ceus Rob, R. Zachary Shildwachter, Matti Soikkeli, René Wiesner
Written By:René Wiesner
In Theaters:5/13/2021
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Runtime:162 minutes
Studio:RWFilms, Tony Newton Productions
Cast
Joe Cash, Lucky Cerruti, Jonathan Doe, Mickey Espinoza, Gore Filth, Patrick Fortin, Nathan Hine, Mercedes, Moses, Wilhelm Müller, Tony Newton, Davide Pesca, Ceus Rob, R. Zachary Shildwachter, Matti Soikkeli, René Wiesner
Director
Ekka Beijar
Self (archive)
Joe Cash
Self
Elizabeth D'Ambrosio
Self
Sonja Hadjiiski
Self (archive)
Andreas Herbst
Self
Jani Laakso
Self
Sami Latvala
Self
Mercedes
Self
Moses
Self
Tony Newton
Self
Ville Rajakangas
Self
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