RS> Presumably thats part of the attraction of them to the
RS> freaks that want to watch those, knowing that it was real.

PE> My point is that they may as well just say that it's real, even
PE> if it isn't, because there's no way you can tell the difference.

RS> Yeah, I realised that was you point. Presumably the certainty
RS> that it is real is part of what attracts those creeps.

"certainty"?  How the hell is the viewer supposed to know that
for sure?  Unless they were there during the filming, and tested
for a pulse afterwards, they wouldn't know.  You may as well just
say it was real, knowing full well that the customer will never
be able to tell otherwise.  And even if somehow there was a big
publicity campaign to say "Rocks on my doorstep" was not a real
snuff film, that's no reason to automatically discredit the others.
And even if you do discredit all the others, that's the end of
that industry anyway.  I can't see that there's anything to lose.
Perhaps swamping the industry with fake snuff movies would be a
good thing.  BFN.  Paul.
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