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Trailer - The Onania Club



About a week ago, I discovered that director Tom Six had made a new movie, called The Onania Club. Since I am familiar with some of his former movies, I became very intrigued. So, I went to my good friend YouTube to look for the trailer. And I did find it!


It all looks mysterious and unsettling again! But then we are dealing with the director who made one of the most controversial trilogies in movie history. Dutch writer, director, producer and actor Tom Six started making movies in the Netherlands in 2004. His international breakthrough came 5 years later when he made the first part of The Human Centipede, a trilogy that belongs to the subgenre of body horror. Critics were divided, but the movie quickly gained cult status. The second part came in 2011; Tom Six had to recut it because the movie was deemed to be too violent. The final part was released in 2015.

Little is known about his latest production, The Onania Club. The movie was slated for 2017 and then got delayed for 2 years. The main character Hannah joins a secret club somewhere in Los Angeles, where rich, independent women come together to masturbate. Somehow they can only reach their sexual climax when confronted with the misery of others. And then things seem to get out of hand and Hannah loses everything she cared for. Nice little detail: the tagline of the movie is "Come and see, see and come".

And that is actually all I could find about this movie. I had a look around on the internet, including the IMDB and couldn't even find a release date! So, the mystery deepens and it looks like Tom Six is on his way to create another scandal.

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