Featured Audience Ratings

• Carlos M

  
  An interesting film that may be too repulsive but still we never look away. With a memorable direction and camera work, it tells a cynical (and often hilarious) story about three generations of deviant men who are a reflection of Hungary's History since WWII.

• Greg S

  
  A surrealist take on three generations of bizarre and perverted Hungarians: a horny army soldier (whose penis spouts fire), a competitive eater, and a taxidermist. It's technically well done and ranks high on the "I've never seen THAT before" weird grossout scale,… More
  A surrealist take on three generations of bizarre and perverted Hungarians: a horny army soldier (whose penis spouts fire), a competitive eater, and a taxidermist. It's technically well done and ranks high on the "I've never seen THAT before" weird grossout scale, but it lacks a point and, just like its final exhibit, a heart.

• Luke B

  
  Disgusting at times but also beautiful in the way it is presented. A great visual style, wonderful lighting and an imaginative series of events leads to a film unlike most others. One scene involves a pop-up book come to life. A whole film should be shot this way as that single moment… More
  Disgusting at times but also beautiful in the way it is presented. A great visual style, wonderful lighting and an imaginative series of events leads to a film unlike most others. One scene involves a pop-up book come to life. A whole film should be shot this way as that single moment was fantastic. Another great thing about this film is that you will see things you will never see anywhere else, such as a man shooting fire from his penis and a man having sex with a pig's carcass. This will be hard to stomach for some, and keeps it's comments on humanity buried beneth the surface. If you want to see some great vomiting sequences I suggest you watch Taxidermia. Foul, gross and weird, just like life. Well maybe a bit fouler, grosser and weirder than life.

• Gordon A

  
  Bizarre visceral story of three ages of man which has some wonderful visual flourishes backed up with great sound. The middle story is laced with a dark humour but I'm not quite sure of the point of it all.

• Saskia D

  
  Sick, disturbing and brilliant.

• John M

  
  "Taxidermia" follows three generations of some odd men in Hungary. It is a sub-real movie that is extremely well-made; great camera angles, style, acting, music, and effects, however, it is pretty disturbing and gross. Really good film, visually beautiful, stylish, bizarre… More
  "Taxidermia" follows three generations of some odd men in Hungary. It is a sub-real movie that is extremely well-made; great camera angles, style, acting, music, and effects, however, it is pretty disturbing and gross. Really good film, visually beautiful, stylish, bizarre and disturbing.

• Patrick D

  
  Brilliant, really. I mean the cinematography was amazing, it's filthy and gritty look were almost beautiful. The story didn't hold back, and if it did, well a lot slipped through. This film makes no apologies, it's grotesque and it knows it and that's what it wants… More
  Brilliant, really. I mean the cinematography was amazing, it's filthy and gritty look were almost beautiful. The story didn't hold back, and if it did, well a lot slipped through. This film makes no apologies, it's grotesque and it knows it and that's what it wants to be. Try to take your fucking eyes off of this once it starts.

• Christopher B

  
  What a wonderful movie. Blood, guts and vomiting are some of the things you can anxiously look forward to when you pop this sucker in. The plot is involving 3 generations of losers in Hungary and the bleak existences they call lives. Kind of like an artier and gorier episode of… More
  What a wonderful movie. Blood, guts and vomiting are some of the things you can anxiously look forward to when you pop this sucker in. The plot is involving 3 generations of losers in Hungary and the bleak existences they call lives. Kind of like an artier and gorier episode of Bottom. Highly recommended to fans of the bizarre and gross... like me.. (wait did I just call myself bizarre and gross! Damn!)

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