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Very well written story that kept my attention from beginning to end. Fantastic job by all of the actors, you are all very talented. Congratulations to the director and the entire crew on another fantastic movie. R.I.P. Devin

This film took me on a journey I didn't expect. Cody Steele does a fantastic job of portraying this attention seeking loner that's just looking for that next big shocking story to tell. I found myself questioning if he, in real life, was related to Mark Cray, as their voices were very similar. Cody NAILED the cadence of Mark's voice.Now lets talk about Dominic, who plays Dylan... I found Dylan to be awkward, uncomfortable, troubled, battling something he's not ready to let out. Dominic did a wonderful job of bringing that to life and creating an emotional connection with the viewer. When he cried, I cried... Bravo. The music was perfect. And I believe the locations that were used to shoot were beautiful and fit the movie very well. I surprised in the end and the turn it all took. I have my theory on how this story would continue and will keep that in my mind for now.

Over all, I loved the film. The story was captivating and kept me wanting to watch. I hope this journey for Dylan continues, I guess that is for me as well!

BRAVO to the entire cast. Cheers to the director and I can tell this was a total labor of love.

This movie is a perfect sequel to the original movie. The abilities that the actors and director were able to portray on the screen were mind blowing. Certain aspects of the film were acted out in such great detail that the actors made me feel like I knew them in real-life. There were scene that were so good they made me feel uncomfortable that they were on the screen and not in my life. Certain scenes were also filmed to mm make you think; is this present day of the film or is this a dream sequence? It is amazing and everyone that worked on this film deserves all the praise in the world.

Very good movie, very poignant. The acting is good. The music is fantastic. It makes you feel every emotion. I love the end, so full of feelings. No word needed.

Not at all what I was expecting. Ethan surprised me multiple times. He and Dylan were perfect for their parts, I felt and sympathized with the pain that both had, even while hating Ethan. Had to watch twice just to see if I missed anything at first since the was a completely different movie then I thought it would be going in. Anthony is a master storyteller who grabs your attention and doesn't let go until the credits roll.

Watch closely and feel the true anguish as a young man comes learns to deal with an horrific event from his childhood. This is a beautiful and realistically filmed piece with great acting, surprising and excellent special effects, and lovely cinematography, topped off with a beautiful original score. No spoilers, but certain poignant moments in the film had me in tears and when the film was over, I too found myself dealing with things from the past I had long buried. Kudos to writer/director Anthony Spadaccini for giving is such an emotionally evocative piece.

Simply captivating. I was completely invested in the unraveling of this complicated, heartwrenching story. All of the actors conquered their roles convincingly, but this was Dominic Kates' moment to glow.

While watching the movie, you could easily tell that this was a project that director Anthony Spadaccini felt very passionate about. The writing, the performances, the cinematography (beautiful aerial views), and, of course, the direction really expressed his passion for it. Everyone did a great job with their performances, especially Dominic Kates as Dylan, the troubled teenager. Kates should seriously consider acting as a career goal. He would be fantastic. I really felt the pain and confusion his character felt throughout the movie.

Spadaccini captures your mind and emotions with Viscera. This is one film you do not want to miss. Kates's captivating lead performance as Dylan lead me down a road of sadness, anger, defeat, trauma, uncertainty and hope. Coupled with the multidimensional and fascinating character Ethan, played by Steele, their journey keeps you on the edge of your seat and completely mesmerized. It's a mystery that you just have to unravel! Every aspect of this film... characters, acting, direction, soundtrack, plot and execution of Spadaccini's vision encompasses the art of terrific filmmaking. Viscera is a story that must be told. Spadaccini and the full ensemble of extremely talented cast tell the story oh so well! Viscera does not disappoint, enjoy the ride!

I. Am. In. Love. Viscera captivated me. So beautifully filmed and so intensely acted. I am a real life true crime junkie. I found this storyline really unique and exciting to watch. Haunting and suspenseful in all the right ways. The soundtrack was perfectly matched to this story taking me on an emotional journey. I found myself sitting forward, holding my breath, feeling angst, sadness, love and excitement amongst other emotions watching this film. Bravo Anthony Spadaccini and team. I absolutely loved this film. I hope there is more to come.

I found myself surprised by how much I enjoyed this movie given that I normally watch light-hearted romantic comedies and/or action packed films. This movie gave me indie-vibes that I didn't expect to be so intrigued by. The plot was extremely original and cinematography was well done. I found myself captivated by many scenes and attribute that to the originality of the film. You can tell that everyone involved in the creation of this film was dedicated and passionate. Well done!!

The film has a lot of raw emotion to it which I could feel throughout the film. And the quality of cinematography was really incredible! A lot of great motion shots which I can respect as an avid film fan. Overall great film and I would recommend it to anyone that respects a good film with a lot of raw emotion

Viscera is a mesmerizing and raw take on ptsd and the trauma of it all. Going into this film I didn't know what to expect especially it being in the same universe as the Headcase films. Right off the bat Viscera grabs your attention just by it's alluring visuals and camera work and mix of found footage and mockumentary thrown in. The actors really owned their roles and became these characters so effortlessly especially Dominic Kates who plays Dylan. I haven't watched a film with so much passion and emotion in a long time I really felt for these characters and what they were feeling. The soundtrack is near perfect and adds even more to the already effective scenes. Overall great job to all who worked on this film especially Anthony Spadaccini who wrote and directed. If you love crime dramas with slight horror elements this is the film for you. I'd highly recommend it.

This movie is captivating from beginning to end. The story line was thought provoking and poignant. The acting was excellent with intense scenes. This film is cathartic for any young person with problems and at the same time hopeful for their loved ones. I highly recommend it. *****