New Pathology clip

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I’m not a huge fan of gory movies. I saw SEVEN, and I’m quite happy living in my bubble where I presuppose no film in the genre will ever touch it. But even given my lack of knowledge in the field, I have to assume that PATHOLOGY has some of the most messed up, crazy shit committed to film. Maybe the AITH guys will have something more insightful to say than that. Anyway, even though my brother won’t shut up about this film (which usually means it’s gonna be horrible), I feel like I have to see it: just to see what crazy shit is going down.

PATHOLOGY, written by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor (the CRANK guys), is about a group of medical students who play a game where the object is to commit the perfect murder. The alternate synopsis is that Michael Weston is fucking insane and anyone who is within five meters of him develops a massive murder boner and an uncontrollable urge to have sex and kill people and have sex and kill people. Then to cool off, they have some sex, kill a few people. IESB has a new red band clip of some sort, which is basically just a ton of clips put together to a rap song, but as much fun as the rest of the stuff we’ve seen. Check it out over HERE.

Source: IESB

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