The Bitter Taste

2024

Action / Horror

7
IMDb Rating 3.9/10 10 272 272

gore undead over the top female driven action fun

Director

Guido Tölke Photo
Guido Tölke

Top cast

Anne Alexander Sieder Photo
Anne Alexander Sieder as George Balough
John Keogh Photo
John Keogh as Matheus King
Nicolo Pasetti Photo
Nicolo Pasetti as Josh
Julia Dordel Photo
Julia Dordel as Marcia Lorenz
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1.17 GB
1280*534
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23.976 fps
2 hr 11 min
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1920*800
English 2.0
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23.976 fps
2 hr 11 min
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1920*800
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Enes_ 3 / 10

Still, thanks for your efforts.

I had no expectations, but I wanted to give it a chance. I've been watching it for maybe a week and it's only just finished. It was very boring for me. The production was passable, but the effects looked very artificial. The acting was mediocre. I don't know if it's watchable. If you can't find anything else to watch, this movie might be worth it. Otherwise, it's not really a watchable production. Still, thanks for your efforts.
Reviewed by BernieC-0 8 / 10

The Bitter Taste is a refreshingly original horror-action-fantasy that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Directed by Guido Tölke and co-written by Julia Dordel (who also stars), the film is a daringly imaginative horror-action hybrid.Dordel is fantastic as Marcia, a former pentathlete who finds herself battling undead aristocrats and cursed villagers. The action scenes are intense and creative-think fencing, shooting, horseback riding, even swimming-all used as survival tactics in a nightmarish setting. It's campy, stylish, and adrenaline-addled.Shot in real German castles and mines, the atmosphere is eerie. The villains, especially the countess and her silent servant, are memorable.In contrast to big-budget horror films, the energy, inventiveness, and sheer commitment to the concept shine through. If you love genre mashups, female-led action, or indie horror with heart, The Bitter Taste is a film for you.
Reviewed by stevenaguerrero 7 / 10

Nothing is as it Appears

Crazy intro to say the least, Violence begets Violence in the end. It's a rather simple story up front, but I feel that's exactly what they want us to think. So much Intrigue, and so many unanswered questions as to the finality of the clues given.Now for some back story and it's substantial and one that I can really get into. What a finale, gotta see it folks for yourself to appreciate it.
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