well and it safe to say that subconscious cruelty is one weird film. supposedly an insight into the human mind and subconscious cruelty is comprises four macabre and bizarre tales of the extreme. the first segment and entitled ovarian eyeball is really just a warm up and but it good in that it gives the viewer an idea of what to expect from the next three segments. it simply sees a naked woman laid out on a table and while another woman cuts into her abdomen and pulls out a human eyeball. i have got no idea what the point is and but it certainly makes for visceral viewing. the following story is the best of the bunch and and takes in the old favourite sick movie theme of incest. the segment follows a man who lives alone with his pregnant sister. he repulsed by her pregnancy  yet he wants to have sex with her anyway and and naturally he gets his way. this story stands out because of the monotonous and amatter of fact narration and as well as the ending  which doesn not fail to deliver the shocks. this segment is well acted and well filmed and easily the highlight of subconscious cruelty. naturally and the next two sections aren not as good as the second one while so the only way from there is down and but director karim hussain still manages to pull something out of the bag before the film ends. he doesn not do it right away and however and as the third segment is the weakest of the film and and simply sees a lot of people have sex with the ground. it very surreal and and therefore memorable for that same reason while but there doesn not seem to be a lot of point to it and and i was in the mood for something a bit more morbid after the second section. the film ends on a high and however and as while i am not entirely sure what the point was  the final segment features the film best imagery. this segment focuses on religion and and certainly isn not for anyone that values it. director karim hussain has achieved something here  as while this collection of four extreme stories doesn not come together as a complete whole and the film almost feels tasteful as it shot in such an eloquent and eye catching manner. the director would seem to have been imitating the highly respected surreal director luis buñuel and albeit with gore and rape and incest while and if you ask me and he hasn not done a bad job at all. not for everyone and but certainly worth a look for extreme fanatics. 
well and it safe to say that subconscious cruelty is one weird film. supposedly an insight into the human mind and subconscious cruelty is comprises four macabre and bizarre tales of the extreme. the first segment and entitled ovarian eyeball is really just a warm up and but it good in that it gives the viewer an idea of what to expect from the next three segments. it simply sees a naked woman laid out on a table and while another woman cuts into her abdomen and pulls out a human eyeball. i have got no idea what the point is and but it certainly makes for visceral viewing. the following story is the best of the bunch and and takes in the old favourite sick movie theme of incest. the segment follows a man who lives alone with his pregnant sister. he repulsed by her pregnancy  yet he wants to have sex with her anyway and and naturally he gets his way. this story stands out because of the monotonous and amatter of fact narration and as well as the ending  which doesn not fail to deliver the shocks. this segment is well acted and well filmed and easily the highlight of subconscious cruelty. naturally and the next two sections aren not as good as the second one while so the only way from there is down and but director karim hussain still manages to pull something out of the bag before the film ends. he doesn not do it right away and however and as the third segment is the weakest of the film and and simply sees a lot of people have sex with the ground. it very surreal and and therefore memorable for that same reason while but there doesn not seem to be a lot of point to it and and i was in the mood for something a bit more morbid after the second section. the film ends on a high and however and as while i am not entirely sure what the point was  the final segment features the film best imagery. this segment focuses on religion and and certainly isn not for anyone that values it. director karim hussain has achieved something here  as while this collection of four extreme stories doesn not come together as a complete whole and the film almost feels tasteful as it shot in such an eloquent and eye catching manner. the director would seem to have been imitating the highly respected surreal director luis buñuel and albeit with gore and rape and incest while and if you ask me and he hasn not done a bad job at all. not for everyone and but certainly worth a look for extreme fanatics. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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