In Defense of a Serbian Film
If you’ve been clicking around the internet lately, there is good chance that you have at least heard of A Serbian Film. Primed to be the next Antichrist or Cannibal Holocaust, this film has been described as the most ungodly, violating piece of work to ever splat onto the silver screen. Forget the psychological tortures of Saw or the bloody violence of Hostel, A Serbian Film blows them all away with the harrowing story of a former porn star who is drawn into an abyss of debauchery, incest and necrophilia. Milos is the aforesaid ex-porn star with the legendary ability to hold an erection in the most adverse circumstances. Though he quit the business long ago to start a family and embrace clean living, demented director Vukmir wants Milos and his amazing member to star in his art house porno. On the verge of poverty, Milos agrees to Vukmir’s terms: he will participate in the porno without any prior knowledge of the scenes he will be performing in. Thus begins Milos’ traumatic d...