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Saloperie de pruneaux
Two brothers survive in a caravan lost beside a deserted road. One of them is an offbeat altruist, the other a disabled, mute, and talented sparrow. In this natural and gloomy setting, where everything blends together, something unexpected will alter the order...
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Plot Summary
A group of friends on a picnic are targeted by a group of zombie-like cannibals in the French countryside. The film descends into graphic violence and bizarre scenarios as the survivors attempt to escape their horrific fate. It's a wild ride through the early days of European exploitation horror.
Critical Reception
This film is a notorious cult classic, primarily known for its extreme gore and low-budget, amateurish execution. It's often cited as an example of extreme French exploitation cinema, appreciated by a niche audience for its shock value and uninhibited approach rather than cinematic quality.
What Reviewers Say
Notorious for its extreme gore and visceral shock.
A prime example of raw, unpolished French exploitation.
Appreciated by cult film enthusiasts for its transgressive nature.
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Fun Fact
Director Jean-Marie Pallardy also stars in the film and is known for his prolific work in the 'gorno' subgenre of exploitation cinema.
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