Synopsis:
"One woman's harrowing torture at
the hands of a madman leads her into a pit of madness from
which she may never escape in this ultra-violent horror film.
Carla (Emily Haack)
is a young woman who is abducted by a violent psychopath named
Leonard (Tommy Biondo).
While Leonard has done this before, and always kills his victims,
death is hardly the worst part of their ordeal; as Leonard
puts Carla through his usual routine of humiliation and torture,
he forces her to write about her abuse in a scrapbook, which
features writings from his other victims, as well as photos
of their mutilated bodies, locks of their hair, bits of their
clothing, and other "souvenirs." After Carla makes
several attempts to escape - which cause Leonard to torture
her with even greater vehemence - she decides her only hope
for survival is to read the journals of her fellow victims
and see if Leonard has any weaknesses she can exploit. Leading
man Tommy Biondo
also wrote Scrapbook; it was his last film, as he died in
1999, prior to the release of this picture." - from
DVD
Pacific
My oppinion:
I've seen enough horror movies to not be
emotionally affected by anything, except for Scrapbook! This
movie got to me.. The acting is great and the violence very
graphic (at least in the uncut version I saw) and well made.
It just looked so real.
Be warned, only see this if you have a strong stomach!
My rating: 
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