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Growing Up with I Spit on Your Grave

2019

Documentary

Growing Up with I Spit on Your Grave

2019

Documentary

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6.6/10 · 310

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family history based on true story horror filmmaking

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Plot summary

Documentary taking a look at the making of the controversial 1978 film I Spit on Your Grave.

Director

Terry Zarchi

Top cast

Camille Keaton as Self

Tammy Zarchi as Self

Gary Adelman as Self

Gunter Kleemann as Self

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

940.86 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

29.97 fps

1 hr 42 min

Seeds ...

1.88 GB

1920*1080

English 5.1

29.97 fps

1 hr 42 min

Seeds 5

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3inchsteel 1092 days ago

I spit on your filmmaking with my documentary.

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8 / 10

Review for Growing Up with I Spit on Your Grave

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This was a documentary that I saw pop up on Screambox. I decided since this is a divisive film that I've seen a couple of times, I was intrigued to see what…

This was a documentary that I saw pop up on Screambox. I decided since this is a divisive film that I've seen a couple of times, I was intrigued to see what this would offer. Something that was even more interesting was that the son of the original writer/director Meir Zarchi was behind this doc. His name is Terry. This was a documentary that I watched late in the day at work to help pass the time, treating it like a podcast episode.What we're getting here are things that I look for in a doc like this. We start off with learning about the origins of this story. It is heartbreaking hearing Meir and his friend see a woman walk out of the woods after she had been assaulted. The police were blaming her for what happened. This inspired Meir to write a screenplay about a woman in her situation but decides to take the law into her hands.It is from there that we learn about the different steps of pre-production which included the hiring of Camille Keaton as the lead along with her co-stars Gunter Kleemann and Eron Tabor. The special effects supervisor William Tasgal is also interviewed here. He comes more into play during the production of the film. What I like there is he talks about the different ways they brought horrific things to life. We also hear stories on set and the difficulties of different sequences. I'm glad to hear the cast got along. It did sound traumatic for Keaton.The last section of this documentary is the issues this ran into getting seen, especially in the United States and United Kingdom. This then grows into its lasting legacy. What is interesting there is that we hear from Siskel and Ebert, Joe Bob Briggs and more modern film critics. There is also a personal touch here as we get Meir, Terry, his sister Tammy and the others. That adds a human touch for sure.This is made well enough. It flows at a good pace. This edits in footage to help show things that were being said, including the effects. You can tell that it isn't made with the biggest budget, but that's not a slight on it in the least bit. This is a doc about a cult classic that deals with heavy subject matter. It does bring humanity to it though, which I appreciate for sure.My Rating: 7.5 out of 10.

9 / 10

Good intentions .. gone wrong(?)

kosmasp

No pun intended - if you have seen the movie (and I assume you have, so no warning necessary as far as I am concerned), you will know what I am talking about.…

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