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The sequel to the cult classic August Underground is a character study in the sick, an amoral putrid fantasy. The found footage contained in August Underground's MORDUM documents extreme deviant sexuality, torture and murder, while unfolding a classic tale of a man and woman in love. However, the woman cannot give up her other lover, who also happens to be her younger brother. August Underground's MORDUM will vomit all over you and leave you for dead!

Media

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Bonus Materials

• NEW! Audio commentary with Jerami Cruise and Ultra Violent Magazine's Art Ettinger
• New! Interview with Fred Vogel
• New! Interview with Jerami Cruise
• NEW A Family Affair Of Love And Hate: An Interview With Michael Maggot
• NEW Mordum Lives
• NEW Zoë Rose Smith Interviews Fred Vogel (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• New! Snuff Purgatory: Severed Cinema interviews Fred Vogel (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW The Most Disturbing Scene
• NEW Remembering Killjoy
• NEW Mordum Screening (Flashback Weekend 2004) (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW Stephen Biro Interviews Jerami Cruise
• NEW Art Ettinger And Allana Sleeth Interview (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW Dave Parker Interviews Fred Vogel (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW Rue Morgue Disciple Bts Gallery
• NEW Sickcess: A Necrophagia Mockumentary (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW Sickcess Trailer (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW Slit Throat Demo (Flashback Weekend 2004) (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW Zombie Demo (Flashback Weekend 2004) (BLU-RAY ONLY)
• NEW Extensive Photo Gallery
• Original Audio commentary by Toetag
• Rue Morgue Disciple' Necrophagia Music Video
• Deleted and extended scenes
• U.S. Premiere 2003
• Original Animation Trailer
• Photo Gallery
• Trailers
• Reversible Cover & Slip Cover

Sales Points

• Never released thru retail distribution!
• Copies of this film sell for over $200.00
• Limited edition!
• Outragously outragous!
• Fans of Hostel

Press Quotes

This film is most certainly not for everyone, so you know who you are.

     —Lawrence P. Rafaell, Monsters at Play

This film is hands down the sickest movie we've ever seen, and by far the hardest to watch.

     —Horror Brain, IGN.com

I don't even have the vocabulary to express what you will feel when you watch this movie but I will say this when you do watch it you will never ever forget what you witnessed

     —Horror Vault Review