Programa 40 : Cine Gore (New French Extremity)

Hoy en Dmcine os vamos a contar una historia, una historia breve pero singular. Su actor principal podía ser Herschell Gordon Lewis y su aclamada Blood Feast allá por 1963...George A.Romero con su Noche de los Muertos Vivientes...y si fuera Holocausto caníbal de Ruggero Deodato??? Hoy el protagonista es el gore...la sangre y una forma de expresarla, dibujando comportamientos sociales derivados de los miedos humanos, sacando las entrañas de la inteligencia artificial como en Elfen Lied...Rompiendo el límite de la cordura como en Haze o Martyrs. Acompañadnos hoy...A este buceo por la turbia piscina del cine Extremo Frances, sus vertientes europeas, el inicio del gore y slasher...

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