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Death Scenes is a 1989 mondo film featuring Anton LaVey, the founder of the Church of Satan, as the host. The film presents a collection of graphic images and footage related to death, focusing on various historical events and societal issues. It covers topics such as war, mafia violence, and political assassinations, providing a stark portrayal of mortality and violence in society.
The film is structured around different themes, including the horrors of war, with references to Ernst Friedrich and his National Anti-War Museum. It also examines urban gang violence, mentioning notorious figures like Albert Anastasia. The documentary includes significant events from the 1960s, such as the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the riots of that era, using both photographs and film footage to convey its message about death and violence.
Why Watch
- •See Anton LaVey host a documentary on death.
- •Find out about Ernst Friedrich's anti-war activism.
- •Watch graphic footage of historical assassinations.
- •Meet infamous gangsters like Albert Anastasia.
Did You Know
•Death Scenes was released in 1989 and is hosted by Anton LaVey.
•Death Scenes 2 was released in 1992 and focuses on the history of war.
•Ernst Friedrich founded the National Anti-War Museum in 1924 in Berlin.
•The film includes graphic footage of the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
•Murder, Inc. was active in the 1940s and 50s, as shown in the film.
Perfect For
Mondo film enthusiastsHistory of violenceTrue crime fans