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An eager film student discovers how a veteran horror film director gets such realistic performances from his casts.
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Does the dog die?
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Does a pet die?
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Is there pedophilia?
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Does someone vomit?
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Is there eye mutilation?
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Is there excessive gore?
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Is an animal sad?
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Is someone tortured?
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Is rape mentioned?
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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Does an animal die?
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santifeal
Technically it's in the movie within the movie that's been filmed, but you do see a limp bloody cat about 3 minutes in, and again 21 minutes in when they screen the old film.
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Does a cat die?
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KryptoniteKid
In the first five minutes, Molly Ringwold finds her cat on the bed, assuming it’s asleep. She lifts the cat to reveal a pool of blood underneath and screams in horror. The cat is either in a deep sleep or anesthetized. Either way, by the end of the scene, a director yells “cut” and the viewer learns none of it is real, it’s merely a movie shoot in progress.
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