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Bits and Pieces: Bringing Death to Life (2003)

7.70h 30mDocumentary
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Synopsis

Documentary focusing on the history of splatter cinema from the theatre of The Grand Guignol to the cutting edge work of "Final Destination 2." Produced for the "Final Destination 2" DVD.

Movie Information

Director
Michelle Palmer
Release Year
2003
Runtime
30 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
EN
Country
United States of America
Status
Released
Rating
7.7 / 10 (3 votes)

Top Cast

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David Del Valle
Self
Drew McWeeny — cast portrait as Self
Drew McWeeny
Self
Herschell Gordon Lewis — cast portrait as Self
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Self
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Eric Bress
Self
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Joseph B. Conmy IV
Self
Craig Perry — cast portrait as Self
Craig Perry
Self
David R. Ellis — cast portrait as Self
David R. Ellis
Self
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Eric A. Sears
Self

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