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what happens in the uncut version???

posted 18 years ago by Fat_tone420
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i rented this movie a long time ago at my local video store, which was a privately owned store, it contained some pretty controversial stuff(such as Traces of Death 1-3). Any ways needless to say it closed or got shut down for some interesting reasons and a few years later i ran into it at my blockbuster and rented it again i really enjoyed it and it reminds me of something Troma would distribute, but i doubt i saw the uncut one, the one i got was vhs and it was some lady on the cover looking scared and it was called Buried Alive... so what am i missing?

[–] speanroc 18 years ago

the version u saw is complete in gore , but missing a small dialog scene of frank at a disco, this was excised because the video distributor used 90 minute tape stock and with this scene it would have run longer then the tape would hold , video companies in 80's were notoriouis for doin this......

[–] Fat_tone420 17 years ago

oh i see... to bad i was under the impression that i was missing out on even more hardcore shxt... but i seem to have read about some hear eating scene or something? but i can't remember if i saw that part or not... i was pretty high when i watched it...

[–] cyborg264 17 years ago

Neck eating scene. He bites a girl's neck and chews it then swallows. I turned over to my girlfriend next to me after that happened and bit some meat off her neck as well. It was ok. Needed A1.

[–] Human_Remains 16 years ago

Kinda freaky when he takes a chomp out of his lovers heart to eh?

WOE BE UNTO HIM WHO OPENS ONE OF THE SEVEN GATEWAYS TO HELL

[–] Squonkamatic 16 years ago

The stew they are eating in that one scene is more disgusting looking than all of the guts. Slappin' it on the plate with that big ladle. *beep* nasty.

[–] Human_Remains 16 years ago

ugh! and the way she eats it! try getting some in your mouth woman!

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