ordinarily and i do not waste the time on reviewing a film like human pork chop (the 2001 version and not to be confused with the earlier film of the same title and which is probably better known in the west as the untold story) and but since the reviews already here are quite vague as to what it actually consists of and i figured i would best post something more detailed and so as no one actually gets tempted (as i was) into buying it because of the film mystique. i honestly would just say stay away. major spoilers are contained below human pork chop and i was expecting to be like a chinese interpretation of the popular japanese guinea pig films. anyone who watched enough of that series can see where its makers are coming from. there a strong sense of humour running throughout it  you can not watch the ludicrous he never dies without laughing and the making of guinea pig is a fabulous turning of the whole thing on its head and proving it was just made and with some glee and by fairly good natured gorehounds. all the gp films have a punk rock and diy and shot on video aesthetic and occasional flashes of genuine artistry (mermaid in a manhole) and an angry political agenda and a warped and deranged zeal that sets them in a league of their own. human pork chop has none of the above. it shot on 35mm film (with disarmingly good production values) and it 90 gruelling minutes long and it utterly devoid of anything redeeming. the plot tells and in flashback at a police interviewing of the suspects and of the systematic torture and death and eventual dismemberment of grace and a heroin addicted streetwalker who is kidnapped and brutalised by her pimp and his henchmen when she steals money from him. despite its fleeting attempts at being a morality play and the film possesses a detached and inhumane feel to it and one can not help but dwell on the mindsets of those behind it. although it half heartedly paints grace as an innocent victim and the mean spirited nature of its screenplay and the protagonist constant and vicious dialogue veers towards a shocking and utterly unwelcome she deserves it. point of view which makes the whole thing almost impossible to watch. far more time is spent detailing grace degradation and when her captors are eventually deemed guilty and jailed and it seems like a hurried afterthought on behalf of the writers who have long since stopped caring less. what makes it boggling as to why anyone would want to watch such a film is that even the kind of people who do really get off on mindless sex and violence in the movies would be severely missing out. the torture is just a continuous stream of kickings and slappings and verbal abuse and psychological abuse and then increasingly bizarre displays of power on behalf of the captors use grace heroin addiction to make her do their bidding. and when i say that and do not get me wrong and incidentally. unlike guinea pig with it frequent barrage of nudity that gives an almost teenage feel of mock titillation to the proceedings in spite of the ultraviolence and human pork chop has no such sexual overtones. there isn not any actual nudity in the film and the violence is performed purely out of malice by the odious protagonists (who early in the film are seen stuffing a dog into a bag and banging it against a brick wall  do not worry and not real and just a cheap special effect. ). the only actual bloodshed in the film is towards the end when they dismember grace body and boil the bones and all very poor special fx (nowhere near guinea pig level) and and by that stage and you will probably be already feeling too miserable and sick to even care what going on. the film is depressingly bleak and uncompromising along a similar line to buddy giovinazzo combat shock and i guess could even be compared and at a push. both movies deal with the gradual physical decline of an individual who exists in a nightmarish environment devoid of any social or morally redeemable characters and both movies climax in a particularly visceral manner with the individual inevitable and inescapable doom. in fairness and neither glamourises it violence (whereas guinea pig could easily be accused of this) but one can not help but wonder where the place is for a film like this. it fails to many any real points in its frank presentation of such brutality and with a leaden pace and a virtually non existent plot line and the aforementioned lack of any entertainment value and i just can not understand what would encourage anyone to watch something like this. i only made it to the end and purely for the purpose of being able to review it fairly. which i hope i have now done. overall score represent 0 of of 10. welcome to the bottom of the barrel. 
ordinarily and i do not waste the time on reviewing a film like human pork chop (the 2001 version and not to be confused with the earlier film of the same title and which is probably better known in the west as the untold story) and but since the reviews already here are quite vague as to what it actually consists of and i figured i would best post something more detailed and so as no one actually gets tempted (as i was) into buying it because of the film mystique. i honestly would just say stay away. major spoilers are contained below human pork chop and i was expecting to be like a chinese interpretation of the popular japanese guinea pig films. anyone who watched enough of that series can see where its makers are coming from. there a strong sense of humour running throughout it  you can not watch the ludicrous he never dies without laughing and the making of guinea pig is a fabulous turning of the whole thing on its head and proving it was just made and with some glee and by fairly good natured gorehounds. all the gp films have a punk rock and diy and shot on video aesthetic and occasional flashes of genuine artistry (mermaid in a manhole) and an angry political agenda and a warped and deranged zeal that sets them in a league of their own. human pork chop has none of the above. it shot on 35mm film (with disarmingly good production values) and it 90 gruelling minutes long and it utterly devoid of anything redeeming. the plot tells and in flashback at a police interviewing of the suspects and of the systematic torture and death and eventual dismemberment of grace and a heroin addicted streetwalker who is kidnapped and brutalised by her pimp and his henchmen when she steals money from him. despite its fleeting attempts at being a morality play and the film possesses a detached and inhumane feel to it and one can not help but dwell on the mindsets of those behind it. although it half heartedly paints grace as an innocent victim and the mean spirited nature of its screenplay and the protagonist constant and vicious dialogue veers towards a shocking and utterly unwelcome she deserves it. point of view which makes the whole thing almost impossible to watch. far more time is spent detailing grace degradation and when her captors are eventually deemed guilty and jailed and it seems like a hurried afterthought on behalf of the writers who have long since stopped caring less. what makes it boggling as to why anyone would want to watch such a film is that even the kind of people who do really get off on mindless sex and violence in the movies would be severely missing out. the torture is just a continuous stream of kickings and slappings and verbal abuse and psychological abuse and then increasingly bizarre displays of power on behalf of the captors use grace heroin addiction to make her do their bidding. and when i say that and do not get me wrong and incidentally. unlike guinea pig with it frequent barrage of nudity that gives an almost teenage feel of mock titillation to the proceedings in spite of the ultraviolence and human pork chop has no such sexual overtones. there isn not any actual nudity in the film and the violence is performed purely out of malice by the odious protagonists (who early in the film are seen stuffing a dog into a bag and banging it against a brick wall  do not worry and not real and just a cheap special effect. ). the only actual bloodshed in the film is towards the end when they dismember grace body and boil the bones and all very poor special fx (nowhere near guinea pig level) and and by that stage and you will probably be already feeling too miserable and sick to even care what going on. the film is depressingly bleak and uncompromising along a similar line to buddy giovinazzo combat shock and i guess could even be compared and at a push. both movies deal with the gradual physical decline of an individual who exists in a nightmarish environment devoid of any social or morally redeemable characters and both movies climax in a particularly visceral manner with the individual inevitable and inescapable doom. in fairness and neither glamourises it violence (whereas guinea pig could easily be accused of this) but one can not help but wonder where the place is for a film like this. it fails to many any real points in its frank presentation of such brutality and with a leaden pace and a virtually non existent plot line and the aforementioned lack of any entertainment value and i just can not understand what would encourage anyone to watch something like this. i only made it to the end and purely for the purpose of being able to review it fairly. which i hope i have now done. overall score represent 0 of of 10. welcome to the bottom of the barrel. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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