Zoo - DVD

**hotnewton** · 10-06-2007 02:32 AM

**How Rude** · 10-06-2007 03:45 AM

**hotnewton** · 10-06-2007 07:33 AM

Kenneth Pinyon FTW!!!

**simply** · 10-06-2007 07:48 AM

oh shit i've been meaning to see this. thanks. <-- that sounded weird didn't it/

**hotnewton** · 10-06-2007 07:56 AM

Originally Posted by simply

oh shit i've been meaning to see this. thanks. <-- that sounded weird didn't it/

this is Ninjashoes.net... it'd be weird if you didn't say that

**hotnewton** · 10-20-2007 10:30 AM

anybody else watch this??? I just did... it was spectacular

**kronker** · 10-20-2007 10:39 AM

Zoo is probably as tasteful a movie as can be, given its bestial subject. For those of you who aren't aware, there's a small population of the world who prefer the love of an animal--both mentally and physically--over the love of a human. This film stylistically recreates the life and death of one horse lover, Mr. Hands, and his pack of animal molesting friends, during one of many meetings and BBQ's in a small town near Seattle. Mr. Hands died from internal injuries, caused by the numerous and repetitive thrusting of the enlarged member of a stallion into his anus.

The film is tasteful because it's not sleazy. In this respect, it's almost worse on the audience because it humanizes these so-called animal lovers. What you'd think would be more like a shockumentary, more than anything else, really becomes a shallow dissection of a zoophile's playful mind. It's certainly not psychological, nor really in-depth; but its shallowness really makes it that much more grim.

As I watched the film, I felt like a voyeur peering into the lives of ordinary human beings doing absolutely bizarre and reprehensible things--and they just talked about it as if it were as benign and workaday as eating a bowl of cereal or taking the dog for a ride (insert pun here). Yet, much like a pedophile talking about his love for children, these zoophile's innocently and sincerely spoke about their love for animals.

Initially concerned about the content of the film, I left the theater without witnessing the exploitation or mockery of bestiality, nor did I see anything graphic or overtly sexual. I did leave the theater a little sickened, however, because I didn't loathe Mr. Hands or his friends. In fact, I somehow sympathized with their pitiful plight.
-IMDB review

**hotnewton** · 10-20-2007 10:43 PM

^^^^^ I read that review too and agree... this movie was really well done and featured the voice overs of the people involved in the incident as well as performances from the husband and wife who were sent to rescue the horses....

**Resin** · 10-22-2007 01:14 AM

omg lol

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