Get ready, esteemed readers of Severed Cinema, for an unexpected treat from the shadowy realm of filmmaker Marian Dora. Breaking the silence, New Film Order has just dropped the bombshell announcement of Dora’s latest creation, Thomas und Marco, accompanied by an official trailer that promises an unflinching dive into the unconventional. Filmed in 2022, Thomas […]
Five-years-ago Severed Cinema did an in-depth interview with notorious German filmmaker Marian Dora. With the recent release of his double feature Dead Center of Desire (as Dora himself calls the film), aka The Yearning of Maria D., aka Das Verlangen der Maria D., and Blight of Humanity aka Pesthauch der Menschlichkeit, Dora graciously returns to […]
You heard that right folks. Marian Dora’s latest films from 2018, The Yearning of Maria D. (Das Verlangen der Maria D.) and Plague of Humanity (Pesthauch der Menschlichkeit) are getting a 5-disc special edition Mediabook on Blu-ray and DVD from MTM in Germany! The Yearning of Maria D. (Das Verlangen der Maria D.) The plot […]
Back in December 2019 when I interviewed actor, Thomas Goersch (see interview with Thomas Goersh here), he inboxed me afterwards to say it would be the last time he ever spoke about Marian Dora. I assume a majority of his interviews connect them together. Guess what? In my whole interview I asked no questions about […]
Marian Dora Interview: The work of German director Marian Dora can be labelled as Infamous, controversial, beautiful, and passionate. The intelligent German director has made a name for himself in making underground art masterpieces. Love or hate his work, there is no denying the man has an eye for capturing the best and worst of […]
Agronominon Agronominon, a short film directed by Jacob B. Green (Slave Dolls), ventures into a perplexing and visually arresting realm, where narrative ambiguity and stark imagery collide. The film opens with modern black and white footage, tinged with an orange filter, capturing the desolate surroundings outside a house. The scene shifts to a dreary interior, […]
“I stand by everything I’ve done.” – Thomas Goersch Thomas und Marco plunges viewers into a disconcerting world where reality blurs with fiction, and the grotesque unfolds in unsettling detail. The film, directed by the infamous Luka Magnotta, err, Marian Dora (more on this later), features Thomas Goersch (The Profane Exhibit, see review here) and […]
September is going to be a dripping wet and crimson time with the onslaught of pre-orders across TetroVideo and Goredrome Pictures. Altogether there are eight titles, including re-releases of some classics and a few new ones — most of which have been reviewed by our wonderfully twisted selves here at Severed Cinema (there’s a reason […]
Controversial and unconventional filmmaker Juval Marlon (Sturmgewehr, Strychnin) is back. Never following a set formula to his madness Marlon has made different styles of films from documentary style to unflinching pseudo snuff material. The limits are boundless and refreshing. His last outing titled Solitude of the Tormentors (read review here) was a memorable ode to […]
Tinam Bordage, the organizer of the Sadique Master Festival, dedicated to extreme underground cinema in Europe and across the globe, has now made his directorial debut with his short film, Romance Post-Mortem. Bordage is no stranger to the underground dark arts. His Sadique-Master Festival has accomplished its 8th instalment and has featured the works of […]
