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best movie i've ever seen.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

by Scott E. - This is simply not a movie. How the maker could have convinced anyone in Hollywood to release this garbage is a total mystery. He must have had some dirt on someone. This is nothing more than a sick, twisted mans home videos of his bizarre relationship with a real life drugged out stripper. Add to that, plenty of shots of the girl doing her business in the restroom, vomiting and some fake ultra gore blood scenes that are not worthy of a Z movie from some 3rd world country. This thing simply has no redeeming value any way you look at it. IF you are a fan of incest, then the "directors" self read biography describes his creepy and sick relationship with his mentally off sister. IF you enjoy that, then I am truly worried about you. Skip this trash at all cost. Take a hammer to your DVD player rather than put this in to play. Write to the IRS and beg for an audit but DO NOT UNDER ANY CONDITIONS waste one second on this video sewage. It's not worth even 2 seconds of your time. Scrubbing toilets is like a Macy's parade compared to this garbage. AVOID at any cost.

Like the reviewer in front of me, I too was expecting to see deviant trash but was pleasantly surprised with what I got. I thought the vomit was kept to a minimum , from what I've read over the years and the gore wasn't over the top. The soundtrack would make for a decent noise album, being a fan of Throbbing Gristle I thought it worked well with the subject matter. Really, is it a horror film? I'd say no. Is it disturbing? No, not really. Is it disgusting? At times. yes. Is it really so different from John Waters early films? David Lynch? Stan Brakhage? Paul Morrissey & (YAWN) Andy Warhol? When people go around saying "disturbing film this & disturbing film that" you tend to get side tracked. Is this cinematic genius? Of course fu***ng not. It's an art film. Nothing more, nothing less and one that kept me interested and I'll watch the rest of the series'. p.s.-Ameara Lavay, you're beautiful.

I really liked Slaughtered Vomit Dolls, despite the reviews. Got to love Lucifer Valentine; he's the godfather of vomit gore, one of my favorite sub-genres of gore. The whole film is shot in various dingy locations, all which have a grungy, low class feel to them. Really adds to the vomit gore concept. The grossest (aka best/most awesome) part of the movie in my opinion was when the fat guy pukes into a beer mug and chugs it down, only to puke it back up again. That goes on for a while. Awesome!!Another thing that makes this movie sweet is that it came out on Valentine's day, which makes that dreaded holiday a little less awful.If you liked this movie, then I highly recommend watching the rest of the Vomit Gore Trilogy.

Curiosity is a funny thing. It gets the best of all of us. As a longtime fan of the schlock, I'm also partial to the shock. Anything from Pink Flamingos, to Faces Of Death, to August Underground. For months now, I've been debating on whether to buy a movie I've been reading about, called Slaughtered Vomit Dolls. All the reviews I've read pretty much say the same thing. Boring, very little dialogue, yet very, very disturbing. Boring I can handle. And when It comes down to it, I'm pretty much desensitized to disturbing... or so I thought. of course, curiosity eventually prevailed, as it usually does, and I caved in, and purchased this satanic nightmare. I can honestly say, I was not ready. I have no idea what could have prepared me for this evil. Curiosity doesn't always kill the cat. Sometimes it leaves the poor thing slightly damaged.You'll never truly understand what "too far" really means until you see The Vomit Gore Trilogy. The First one, Slaughtered Vomit Dolls revolves around a bullimic porn star/stripper/prostitute, named Angela Aberdeen. Angela has been abused and/or raped by everyone she's ever cared about. Angela has lived a lonely, miserable existence. After a short life full of pain and betrayal, teenage runaway, Angela Aberdeen has decided that there's only one last person to turn to... Satan. Angela makes a pact with the man downstairs. If Satan kills all those who have hurt her, her soul is his. This pact serves as about half the dialogue, and the only way of understanding the premise is to read the back of the DVD case. Otherwise, you will be lost . We're talking abut weird editing, slowed down dialogue, and no real pattern to speak of. Just Angela vomiting, while experiencing satanic visions and nightmares, of the most monstrous mutilations imaginable... and, well, vomiting. Although, that really is just the beginning.As shaken up as this film left me, part of me can't help but be totally intrigued. Slaughtered Vomit Dolls, along with the other two parts of the trilogy (ReGOREgitated Sacrifice, and Slow Torture Puke Chamber) is art in its most hellishly grotesque form. I have now seen the complete trilogy, and I couldn't even begin to describe the despicable, disgusting acts performed, because honestly, I doubt IMDb would publish my comments, and I can't say I'd blame them. Before all this, August Underground was the most disturbing thing I had seen. And I say this with a straight face. The Vomit Gore Trilogy made that one look like a Disney flick. Think about it. Intriguing or not, I was not ready for vomit-gore, and if you consider yourself half-sane, you ain't either. Alleged Satanist (director) Lucifer Valentine really is on to something with all of this. I hope a film which includes dialogue is in his future. When it was all over, I was literally shaking and my stomach was in knots. It's just that I saw some things that I just had no business seeing. As a life-long Horror fanatic, I have literally seen them all, and for the first time in my life, I can honestly say I have been scarred by a Horror movie... Interesting.