The Profane Exhibit
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The Profane Exhibit | |
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File:The Profane Exhibit Poster.jpg | |
Directed by | José Mojica Marins Nacho Vigalondo Ryan Nicholson Andrey Iskanov Michael Todd Schneider Sergio Stivaletti Marian Dora Yoshihiro Nishimura Richard Stanley Uwe Boll Ruggero Deodato |
Produced by | David Bond Manda Manuel(filmmaker) |
Written by | Scott Swan Manda Manuel |
Music by | Chris Vrenna Steven Severin |
Edited by | Jeremy Kasten |
Release dates
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2013 |
The Profane Exhibit is a 2013 anthology horror film.[1][2]
Segments
- Basement (based on the Fritzl case), directed by Uwe Boll[3]
- Bridge, directed by Ruggero Deodato[4]
- Coltan, directed by Richard Stanley[5]
- Mors in Tabula, directed by Marian Dora
- Tophet Quorom, directed by Sergio Stivaletti
- Goodwife, directed by Ryan Nicholson[6]
- The Hell-Chef, directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura[7]
- Sins of the Fathers, directed by Nacho Vigalondo[8]
- Manna, directed by Michael Todd Schneider[6]
- Tochka, directed by Andrey Iskanov[6]
- Viral, directed by José Mojica Marins[9]
- Mother May I, directed by Anthony DiBlasi[10]
Production
The project began to take shape in 2011, when producer David Bond approached Masters of Horror writer Scott Swan about developing several segments for the film. Swan went on to write eleven short screenplays based on Bond's story concepts, as well as a wrap-around script. Ultimately seven segments based on Swan's original screenplay drafts made it into the final film.
In March 2012, it was announced that Uwe Boll had finished directing a short horror story for the anthology.[11]
Producers David Bond and Manda Manuel shot the majority of the footage for The Profane Exhibit during 2013, giving a sneak preview of the film at the Housecore Horror Film Festival in October. Housecore, which is run by Philip H Anselmo and Corey Mitchell, was the first event at which several segments were shown in full.
Bond and Manuel are currently in production on The Book, an Italian collaborative project which brings together a number of Giallo and Italian Horror directors.[12]
Reception
While the film's international premiere is set for the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival in 2014, a great deal of magazine and radio coverage has been generate in the run up to the release.
Bizarre Magazine ran extensive coverage of the feature, calling it "The Biggest Cult Film Ever".[13]
Diabolique Magazine published a nine-page article in Issue No. 19 (Jan/Feb 2014) entitled The Gatekeepers.[14] The feature, written by Colin McCracken, contained an exclusive interview with David Bond, in which the project was explained in full.
The article stated, "With no jokey cameos, self-referential post modernism or internalised jibing taking place, it appears that a sense of thoughtful insight and craftsmanship has made a return to the genre."[citation needed]
The leading genre website Zombiehamster.com ran an exclusive "first look" review of the film on January 27, 2014,[15] in which it was described as "De Sade for the digital age". The film was given a score of 85% and the overall reception was positive and enthusiastic.
The Giallo Ciao Ciao! Podcast, hosted by Creep Creepersin, featured an episode devoted to the two upcoming Harbinger International projects, The Profane Exhibit, and The Book.[16]
The Profane Exhibit was covered on Homegrown Radio New Jersey on January 21, on the Horror Happens show.[17]
Preston Carnell of Film Bizarro, after attending a screening of five the film's segments, gave a negative critique of the anthology, writing, "What was shown was far from impressive. What was shown was bland and dull, to be honest. Only Uwe Boll's and Nacho Vigalondo's contributions were interesting but even they were simplistic and lacked any sort of impact. They weren't a punch to the gut like they could have been."[18]
References
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External links
- Lua error in Module:WikidataCheck at line 28: attempt to index field 'wikibase' (a nil value). The Profane Exhibit at IMDb
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- ↑ Uwe Boll Contributes to The Profane Exhibit, First Pics
- ↑ Italian Genre Maestros unite for anthology “THE BOOK”
- ↑ Horrorunlimited
- ↑ Diabolique Magazine No. 19 (Jan/Feb 2014)
- ↑ The Profane Exhibit (2014) Zombie Hamster Archived April 17, 2014 at the Wayback Machine
- ↑ 4. Strip Nude For Your Killer (1975) – GIALLO CIAO! CIAO!
- ↑ Horrorhappens
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- Films directed by Marian Dora