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"Experimental Shorts Of The Sinful, Sensual, And Sinister."

Eight short experimental films about madness, passion and mayhem. Including Eric Stanze's haunting Faith In Nothing, Chad Eivin's Vomire, Tommy Biondo's controversial Satisfaction, and the Cine Eagle Award, Telly, and Emmy winning Curveball:Pile of Junk

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What is The Severed Head Network (2007) about?

Eight short experimental films about madness, passion and mayhem. Including Eric Stanze's haunting Faith In Nothing, Chad Eivin's Vomire, Tommy Biondo's controversial Satisfaction, and the Cine Eagle Award, Telly, and Emmy winning Curveball:Pile of Junk

Who stars in The Severed Head Network?

The Severed Head Network stars James Ebert (Angel Of Unicorns / Female (segment "Vomire")), Rebecca Horn (Kelly (segment "Blurred")), Molly Reid (Adrienne (segment "Victim")), Aaron Miller (Paul (segment "Victim")), Eric Stanze (The Apparition, The Prisoner (segments "Survive", "Curveball: Pile Of Junk")). The film was directed by Tommy Biondo.

How long is The Severed Head Network?

The Severed Head Network has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2007.

Where can I watch The Severed Head Network?

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