6 stories + 9 directors are co-written and directed by several well-known and influential filmmakers in the field of horror films. "Deadly Videotape" shows a very special pseudo-documentary style, combined with eroticism. , Desire, violence, and the dark side of all kinds of human nature, almost all the heavy tastes are wiped out, and strive to show the most extreme side of this genre.
It can be said that "Deadly Videotape" shows a very familiar rural environment, the freezing cold that has just thawed, a group of children still in college, hotel rooms and bars, this is undoubtedly an easy connection for the audience. The atmosphere of the story, David·Anton Bruckner said: “Another thing worth mentioning here is the inevitable nudity and violence scenes. It needs to be based on our final positioning of the direction in which this film may develop. We have to find a way to This sets a standard that must be followed, so as not to let everything develop towards an extreme path. Just like all pseudo-documentary-style film works, proposals and hints have been revealed one by one, waiting until the end. In part, the videotape that recorded everything was discovered again on the street. Of course, if we can reach a consensus, we can also use some relatively clever means, which feels like a kind of'black box' effect, and we can both Displaying everything needed in a limited space, and being able to make a certain degree of extreme hints, I think this is undoubtedly a very interesting challenge-for example, we have a badly injured genitals in the film. Even so, everyone knows what happened to him. It feels particularly disgusting, but it is also very interesting. In addition, we also deal with some of the cruel behaviors that happened in the hotel. To cover up, what gives us more space to move and imagine." Every filmmaker including David Anton Bruckner has a preliminary concept and understanding of the content covered by "Deadly Videotape", even if this The theme inside is destined to derive extreme existence that is unacceptable, but the R-level is still within the acceptable range. Anton Bruckner said: "The first thing to emphasize here is that we never do useless work, there is no reason or need. We evade and stay away. The only thing we care about is the final result and the audience’s possible reaction to it. The violent scenes that appear here will be as cruel and glaring as the sex part, and should not be looked at directly, especially It's the emotional span experienced from this, and it's wobbly like a pendulum."
