After a hiatus of 16 months, alternative North American film distribution company Artsploitation Films has announced its upcoming summer line-up of international films. From the comedic to the horrific; the unsettling to the blood-curdling; and from the erotic to the controversial, the films showcase the best and most innovative genre movies the world has to offer.
We have had the pleasure of reviewing two of the following titles already, and both were pretty damn good. Frankly, that’s the quality you can expect from Artploitation. They consistently release quality international films. Read on to see what’s headed our way in the near future.
(2014, Germany, Director: Till Kleinert) Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: June 9, 20015
A young police officer stalks a cross-dressing villain with a sword and a predilection for beheadings.
This grisly horror-comedy follows a nice couple who happen to also be serial killers and snuff filmmakers.
A shocking horror-fantasy about a young woman haunted by nightmares involving a horse-man.
A murder-mystery about a cop seeking a maniac who torments the parents before abducting their kids. Based on the international best seller by Mo Hayder.
A wealthy beautiful woman is kidnapped by two ex-cons but their plan goes all wrong in this twisted thriller. Based on 2009’s The Disappearance of Alice Creed.
A semi-documentary about a seasoned French erotic filmmaker who goes on an unusual flesh and sex filled tour of Eastern Europe in search of his next leading lady.
A camping trip turns into a carnage for a troop of cub scouts as a killer, aided by his feral young assistant, stalks them with deadly traps.
A psycho-sexual drama in which a middle-aged family man’s sexual attraction to his daughter’s young friend threatens the stability of his family.
A rookie cop to goes undercover in Buenos Aires’ gay underworld to solve a murder in this crime thriller that was one of Argentina’s top grossing films of 2014.
A stylish, violent thriller about a drug dealer who is thrown into an urban hell when a deal goes sour.
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