The In a Violent Nature Blu-ray has a lot of great special features
Creating the yoga kill
We see both actress Charlotte Creaghan wearing prosthetic makeup and the dummy they used for some of the more gory moments. And we see the gallons of fake blood the crew sprayed everywhere to make the moment work. Even though the scene is graphic and brutal, the behind-the-scenes footage shows how funny and light the mood was in creating the scene. It’s a reminder that there’s something fun about getting together a bunch of gore effects and creating something twisted.
“That kill was designed in a way where I, you know, first off, I wanted to see something that I’d never seen before,” Nash said in an interview. “And that goes for everything. Another aspect of it is, I’ve got a background in process effects design, and our prosthetics builder and designer, seek Sanski, who is also a director in his own right. So he thinks very, very similarly to me. We always want to challenge ourselves and do things that we haven’t really seen or done before. And create these moments that we want to see or want to be impressed by when we’re watching films.”
I know “Terrifer 3” gets all the gore-glory, but while I enjoyed that movie, I liked “In a VIolent Nature” more. It just felt a little more special to me, and I was particularly taken with the ambient atmosphere the film creates. It’s almost hypnotic.
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