I Spit On Your Grave Movie Review
Writer Jennifer Hills (Camille Keaton) goes to an isolated cabin for some peace and time to write. Unfortunately, she stumbles upon a group of rednecks who soon rape and torture her. Trusting the slower member of the group has killed her, the bunch go on with their lives, but are shocked when Jennifer returns for revenge.
"..and then I'll hide a knife next to the bathtub"
It has been over 40 years now since the release of this film, but its depiction of savage rape and violence still gets it mentioned in discussions of the most disturbing movies ever made. In 1978, not much of this had been seen in film--at least not to this degree--and this movie was lambasted by critics the world over. Somehow, someway, the movie has hung around--what was once a cult classic that only the seediest of seedy video stores carried, is now a film that is practically worshipped by gorehounds everywhere, and is often regarded much higher now than it was in 1978. All that said, let's make no mistake--I Spit On Your Grave is not a good movie.
"How dare you?!"
On A Scale Of One To Ten: 6
I Spit On Your Grave Movie Trailer
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