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“…it is the relentless menace in the film which makes The Aggression Scale such an addictive watch.” – HORROR CULT FILMS

Today sees the release of The Aggression Scale on UK DVD and Blu-ray – “Slick, intense and refreshingly nasty, The Aggression Scale is a black-hearted slice of ultra-violent mayhem.” say FILM JUICE.

It’s a very dark, fast paced ride into mob hits and youthful revenge that lovers of vintage Grindhouse and extreme cinema will eat up. Check out a host of clip exclusives and articles about the movie on the Cult Labs blog:

FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE!

A very Last House On The Left moment from The Aggression Scale

AN INNOCENT KILL

The hit men don’t care to much about collateral damage in this exclusive clip.

SECOND HIT

From the opening minutes of the movie, an emotion free murder for money.

TAKING THE HOUSE

The moment in a home invasion thriller when life changes…

HOME INVASION

Some genre rules for an effective home invasion movie.

PSYCHO KIDS

Disturbed and twisted kids have been a staple of horror and thriller cinema for decades.

HITS

Check out an exclusive kills montage.

PRESS RELEASE/SPECS

Full details on today’s DVD and Blu-ray release.

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“One of the most memorable horror films of the year.”

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Opens in UK cinemas 05 Oct 2012

The film within the film – a device used in many films to add comedy value, an extra scare, an ironic nod or essential plot plots. Here are some examples from the world of horror pictures…

Scream 2 – Stab

In Sinister, the films within the film take the form of secret super-8 footage that could contain vital clues to a terrible multiple murder. In Scream 2, the fake film Stab is a ficitional movie based on the events of the first film as the franchise ties itself up in entertaining knots and descends into layers of post-modern irony. The film within a film itself is a basic slasher… Just the kind of cookie cutter morality movie that the first Scream poked an arch finger at. Clever huh?

The Ring: Haunted video

The film within film footage in The Ring movies is closer to what you’ll see when you watch Sinister. In Sinister dark and indistinct recordings of twisted – albeit entertainingly imaginitive – murders slowly reveal themselves. In The Ring, a video tape of similar low grade quality featuring a girl clawing her way from a well becomes a surefire way to die young. Only passing the tape – and thus the curse – on can save you once you’ve seen it. Japanese ghost culture differs from our in that we tend to have haunted places – castles, old houses, hospitals – whereas in Japan, objects are just as likely to contain bad spirits. This is why you see movies about haunted mobile phones, wigs and of course video tapes. The original Ring movie uses film within film to create a sense of dread in the audience. Hey I’m watching this film… On Video! Does this mean I’m cursed to?

Cannibal Holocaust: Found Footage

The least mainstream of our short list. A film with a title designed to upset from the outset. The movie revolves around footage recovered from a documentary expedition where the filmmakers were eaten after committing newsworthy atrocities to sex up their new movie. The film uses a framing device whereby a group of TV execs watch the disgusting and depraved footage. This film is so obsessed with breaking the rules of horror genre that within the film a fake documentary called the Road To Hell also finds a place. In this case the film within film footage and the main story are of equal importance in getting across the message of man’s ultimate savagery, whether he be a mud caked Jungle cannibal or a seemingly civilised Westerner.

Sinister’s creepy Super 8 footage will have you on the edge of your seat when the film hits UK screens 5th October 2012

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