Slaughtered Vomit Dolls (2006)
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A bulimic stripper-turned-prostitute navigates a surreal and harrowing descent through a series of fragmented hallucinations and violent encounters.
The story
The film follows Angela Aberdeen, a runaway suffering from Bulimia and involved in prostitution. The narrative is structured as a series of surreal and unnerving fragments, including hallucinations, emetophilia, and encounters with violent adversaries. The film's structure is loose, presenting a non-linear experience that explores the protagonist's fractured reality as she navigates a world of extreme imagery and disturbing scenarios.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
The film opens with a home video of young Angela Aberdeen, followed by a present-day sequence where she makes a pact with the devil, renouncing her faith. The narrative is a collection of disjointed scenes: Angela is shown in various states of distress, performing for a cameraman, and being subjected to violence. Interspersed are segments featuring other women, such as 'Pig' and 'Princess,' who are subjected to graphic torture and execution. These scenes include eye gouging, mutilation, and extreme acts of emetophilia. Angela is shown in various states of undress, performing on a pole, and eventually succumbing to a series of harrowing experiences. The film concludes with a final image of Angela's child self on a television as she drowns herself in a bathtub.
- First release year
- 2006
- Runtime (minutes)
- 71
- Production countries
- Canada; United States
- Original languages
- English
- Directors
- Shawn Fedorchuk
- Writers
- Shawn Fedorchuk · writer
- Cast and characters
- Angela Aberdeen · Angela Aberdeen
- Genres
- surrealist; exploitation; horror
- Themes
- eating disorders; prostitution; Satanism; violence against women
- Tone and mood
- surreal; unnerving
- Premise and plot tags
- extreme horror; vomit gore
- Franchise connections
- Vomit Gore Trilogy
- Content notes
- violence; gore
- Reception
- The film received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with some praising its unique blend of art and gore for specific audiences while others criticized its lack of narrative and repetitive content.
- Production trivia
- The director, Shawn Fedorchuk, used the pseudonym 'Lucifer Valentine'.; The film was part of a trilogy that included 'ReGOREgitated Sacrifice' and 'Slow Torture Puke Chamber'.; A 20th anniversary Blu-ray was scheduled for release in March 2026.
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