NI | Broken Movie | Directed By Peter Christopherson | 1993 | Never Officially Released In Physical Format

NIИ | Broken Movie | Directed by Peter Christopherson | 1993 | Never officially released in physical format | Nothing/Interscope Records

"snuff film" framing sequences edit

The movie also includes a copyright notice saying "1993 © Interscope Records", implying that the movie, at some point, was meant for an actual release.

Peter Christopherson on the film:

“I think that does humanity a disservice because that suggests that you can be horrible and it’s a joke, whereas with what I’m trying to do, if it’s addressing the issue of man’s cruelty to man, there’s no doubt that my intention is to point out how appalling those things are, and what they look like for real. I don’t know what the statistic is of how many people get killed on American TV every second but it’s something horrendous. But because all of those deaths are shown in a plastic way, they don’t prepare people for what death is really like. Really, people in the West have no clue about the reality of death.”

TW: Flashing, gore, blood, and depictions of torture ⚠️

Skinny Puppy | Chainsaw | Live Toronto Concert Hall on May 31, 1987 | Dir: Dermot Shane | From: Ain't It Dead Yet? | Released 1989 on Nettwerk Records

“The worlds greatest mortuary self destruct, Mechanism introvert overturn assassination”

Ogre playing with a grotesque doll head edit

RIP Dwayne Goettel 💔

Ministry | Flashback | 1988 | Directed by Benjamin Stokes and Eric Zimmerman (H-Gun Labs)

“And then I'll laugh like a motherfucker, And then I'll laugh like a motherfucker”

TW: Flashing ⚠️

Ministry | ΚΕΦΑΛΗΞΘ (Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed and the Way to Suck Eggs) | Released on July 14, 1992, by Sire Records | Artwork & Photography by Paul Elledge

Skinny Puppy | Dig It | 1986 | Dir: Dermot Shane | Nettwerk Records

"execute economic slave”

The video features a curious style of letterboxing, that utilizes the extra space at the top and bottom of the screen with various distorted imagery. Apparently, MuchMusic banned the video because the bars were perceived as containing subliminal messages

NIИ | Burn | 1994 | co-directed by Hank Corwin, Trent Reznor, & Oliver Stone | Natural Born Killers: A Soundtrack | Released, August 23, 1994 | Nothing/Interscope records

rear projections & mostly Trent edit 🎥

TW: Flashing ⚠️