Absurd Film. Absurd (Italian Rosso Sangue literal translation Red Blood also known as Anthropophagus 2 Zombie 6 Monster Hunter Horrible and The Grim Reaper 2) is a 1981 PanamanianItalian horror film directed lensed and coproduced by Joe D’Amato and starring George Eastman who also wrote the story and screenplay.
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Here’s the synopsis In 2050 artificial intelligence is everywhere So much so that humanity relies on it to satisfy its every need and every desire – even the most secret and wicked In a quiet residential area four domestic robots suddenly decide to take their masters hostage in their own home.
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Absurd (1981) 1 hr 33 min TVMA Horror This sadistic saga includes illfated nurses & babysitters biochemical clergy and the most memorable bloodshed scenes in Italian horror history DIRECTOR Joe D’Amato STARRING George.
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Absurd dramas are lyrical like music they describe an atmosphere and an experience of archetypal human situations Life is essentially meaningless hence sorrowful There is no hope because of the inevitable futility of man’s efforts Reality cannot be borne unless relieved by illusions and dreams The absurd play includes conventional speech slogans technical jargon.
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OverviewReleasePlotCastProductionRelation to AntropophagusReceptionBibliographyAbsurd passed censorship on October 21 1981 Theatrically Absurd was released as Rosso Sangue in October 1981 in Italy It was distributed by D’Amato’s company Cinema 80 which he mostly used to produce hard core pornographic films On VHS the film was released by Avo and Cinemanetwork Absurd was originally released in both a cut and uncut version with identical sleeve design by M Text under.