ABORTUM

About This Movie

So, ABORTUM is this intriguing anthology that dives into some heavy themes, all centered around the uncomfortable subject of abortion. The way Domiziano Cristopharo stitches together different episodes really creates a jarring, unsettling atmosphere, which I think is the whole point, you know? The directors involved, like Emanuele Marchetto and Poison Rouge, bring their own unique stylistic flair—definitely a mixed bag in terms of tone and pacing, which keeps you on your toes. The practical effects are raw and visceral, invoking a strong reaction, and the performances can be quite striking. It's not your usual horror fare, but that’s what makes it distinctive in the long run.

ABORTUM has had a limited release, which makes it somewhat rare among collectors. The film originally circulated in niche horror circles, and various formats are out there, but they tend to be quite scarce. There's a growing interest as collectors seek out extreme cinema, especially with the way it tackles such taboo themes. The cover art is interesting as well, often reflecting the unsettling tone of the film itself.