TNL Movie Club - A Zed & Two Naughts

[B-Ri]

Brothers Oswald and Oliver Deuce wives are both killed in a fatal car accident. The brothers both then begin a relationship with Alba Bewick, the driver of the car, to investigate the incident, and find reason in their wives deaths. In an attempt to fathom the reason for their wives' death they become obsessed with decay.

WARNING: This movie has very graphic scenes of animal decay, and large amounts of both Male and Female nudity.

This is a film i saw only two weeks ago but left fully impressed. Technically one of the best composed and shot films I've seen. Sets, lighting, direction, all of them solidify the style of the film. Keep an eye out on how this slowly changes and emphasizes characters.

[Rumpy]

Never heard of it.

[B-Ri]

that's half the point!

[D_N_G]

you had to pick something that is out of print

used copies tend to hit 40-100+

[B-Ri]

you had to pick something that is out of print

used copies tend to hit 40-100+

netflix people! Blockbuster.com! dont tell me im gonna have to ship you bitches copies! or skullandbones it.

[D_N_G]

i only buy movies, no rentals or warez

i do want to see this though, its been on my list to get for awhile

[B-Ri]

i only buy movies, no rentals or warez

i do want to see this though, its been on my list to get for awhile

time to buy it then son, it aint gonna get cheaper.

[icarusfall]

This is one of those movies that people think is so "wonderfully grotesque" when really they just can't stomach the real deal holyfield.

All you hookers n ho's know how I feel.

[arjue]

or skullandbones it.

probably my only chance of seeing this lol.

[B-Ri]

This is one of those movies that people think is so "wonderfully grotesque" when really they just can't stomach the real deal holyfield.

All you hookers n ho's know how I feel.

elaborate plz <3

probably my only chance of seeing this lol.

also, my copy from netflix comes i think as early as saturday (i saw it on my campus) so ill see how i can work this out for the rest (i had no idea it was so rare)

If you have a film program at your respective colleges theres a decent chance they may have it (its a stapled example on flat imagery and cinematography at work)