#Film i spit on your grave deja vu movie#

#Film i spit on your grave deja vu movie#

Bernadette gives her body and soul to this role, and a movie that edges dangerously close to parody is anchored in its grittiness by Bernadette. Jamie Bernadette’s emotionally fraught and naked performance as Christy is chilling, powerful, and heart-breaking. I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE: DÉJÀ VU is anchored by two outstanding performances. The boys bring Jennifer and Christy before the family matriarch, Becky (Maria Olsen), and the twisted game of revenge begins for both the Hills and the families of the rapists. The plan goes slightly awry when two of the family members, Kevin (Jonathan Peacy) and Scotty (Jeremy Ferdman), mistakenly sweep up Christy when they make their grab for Jennifer. Their anger grows to the point that they plan to kidnap Jennifer and dish out their brand of justice. The families of the five rapists, who hold a grudge against Jennifer, find out about the book as well when they hear Jennifer being interviewed on a religious radio show. Jennifer has become a rape victim counselor, speaks to audiences around the world, and published a book about her experiences. She has raised a daughter, Christy (Jamie Bernadette), who is a world-renowned fashion model. Now, 40 years later, Meir Zarchi returns to his cinematic creation to bring fans the only official sequel to the original movie - I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE: DÉJÀ VU.* Can Zarchi bring the same level of violence and depravity to the sequel that he did to the original, and will it play in 2019?įorty years after Jennifer’s brutal rape and revenge, she is living a good life. There’s no question that the audience wants to see these men pay for their crimes in the most brutal, sadistic fashion possible, and they do. The rape scene, which lasts nearly 30 minutes, is an endurance of human suffering on screen that’s as effective as it is repulsive. The story about author Jennifer Hills (Camille Keaton) and her revenge on her five rapists, is a difficult movie to watch.

When horror fans discuss the most controversial, the most powerful, the most unnerving movies, it’s inevitable that the discussion centers on writer/director Meir Zarchi’s 1978 grindhouse classic, I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE. Meir Zarchi digs up old hostilities and new players for “I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu”, the official sequel to the controversial 1978 rape-revenge film.