sp1ti

No idea how this got favorable reviews, the IMDB rating is fitting. '#34;House 'amp; Home'#34; is a predictable story that builds no tension and makes gore boring. '#34;Mutant Tool'#34; is trying too hard to be shocking and runs for way to long and once it comes full circle makes no sense. The last in the bunch, '#34;Bitch'#34; is more a drama than horror and the resolution to the story is set to a ten minute long song and has rather shacky camera work and depicts something I wouldn'#39;t attribute to people with that kind of kink... it might be the '#34;best'#34; one out of the three but it can'#39;t make up for the two before in any way.

csrz

This a decent horror anthology film with a good consistent theme of sex and death all the way through. Though there's no wraparound story, each segment manages to be all very different while being similar enough to feel connected and I'm obsessed with the super gross, torture porn-y themes. These stories are more of drama with bleak elements, which is quite surprising considering its gory poster. Some moments make me squirm and there's a few good chuckles. The film starts with **House and Home**, the most predictable segment out of three, but still offers campy fun. The second one, **Mutant Tool**, I'm not so sure. It's a thoroughly mixed bag but it's the most ambitious so got to admire the ambition. I'm surprised at how messed up and bleak the third segment was. **Bitch** is without a doubt the best one and they save it for last.