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Originally posted by Jonna
Yes, they do in fact exist, but I would not suggest that your curiosity get the better of you as they are probably illegal in some way.
Originally posted by Homer Jay
What proof does he offer? Here's something: he claims to have set up a viewing for the actor Robert De Niro and a friend of De Niro's; he recounts a conversation between the two men in which they say they believed the film was real; and De Niro's press agent has confirmed the viewing. So, while Svoray couldn't come up with any hard evidence, the De Niro story is pretty convincing that such films do in fact exist, and that there is indeed pure evil (in Svoray's terms) in the world.
Is Film Fan De Niro Really Up to Snuff?
August 23, 1997
De Niro displayed little more than detached curiosity about pornographers who kill when he viewed a grisly movie in Paris in 1995, investigative reporter Yaron Svoray contends in his forthcoming Simon & Schuster book, "Gods of Death."
Svoray, who went undercover to expose the snuff trade, writes that De Niro asked him to arrange a screening of one of the gruesome videos because the actor was having trouble with a script that dealt with the subject.
Originally posted by Homer Jay
Whether or not snuff films exist or have ever existed largely depends upon what your definition of a "Snuff Film" is.
If a video of a legit murder is made specifically for profit to be sold (a la 9mm), I would say that the probabilty of this is low if existent at all. However it would not surprise me at all if videos have been made by certain serial killers as a personal record. (Jeffrey Dahmer DID take polaroids...)
As far as being able to purchase them via some underground porno market...pure BS.
Originally posted by el_topo
I wholehearted believe that no "market" for commercial murder films exists though.
Originally posted by junglejake
Originally posted by el_topo
I wholehearted believe that no "market" for commercial murder films exists though.
This I would have to disagree with, because of the success of Faces of Death. They've made what, 4,892 of em?