They were required to cut the film to an "R" rating to get it into certain video retail stores. NP: Yes, Lionsgate is releasing "Murder-Set-Pieces" on January 9th, 2007.
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How did that project come about? Was it a nightmare you had? What was the inspiration? And what's with all the screaming? Or, was that just you, trying to get the movie made? G&C: Tell us about "Murder-Set-Pieces" (Lionsgate - release date early January).
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(see "M-S-P" for step-by-step instructions on how to properly use.) all you really need is a nice looking blonde whose ass fits nicely in the chair, and you're good to go! They come in handy for times when you get lonely, and also when you want a little payback to that pretty little girl who said "no" to you in high school. of course, I may be biased as I am the guy who started the trend! It's quite flattering to see other artists employ this useful device. Torture chambers seem to be the rage as with your film: "Murder-Set-Pieces" and Eli Roth's "Hostel." Should I build one? And what does the home torture chamber need if I'm having over unsuspecting dinner guests? G&C: I'm thinking about remolding my home and it seems that the trend today in decorating is going towards the personal torture chamber. Has he gone to far, or is this only his beginning? And would he tell us where to get a good pizza? Nick Palumbo, writer, produce, and director of the films "Nutbag" and Sinister," whose third highly controversial film "Murder Set Pieces" debuts this month on DVD, sat down with Girls and Corpses Magazine to discuss his ultra-violent style of filmmaking. "I will tell you a secret-the chainsaw in "Texas" was real - and so was the chainsaw in "M-S-P." -Nick Palumbo Reprinted only with permission of Girls and Corpses Magazine Exclusve for ©Girls and Corpses Magazine All rights reserved.
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