Three men and one woman wake up chained in a warehouse with a director and his lackey planning to feature them as victims in a digital video snuff film The victims have had cameras strapped to their heads to catch their own gruesome deaths from their own points of view at the hands of a dim-witted hammer and chainsaw-wielding Leatherface-wannabe in a pig mask. Although the filmmakers (in front of and behind the camera) are suitably repulsive, the victims do not command much sympathy either and the viewer has ceased to care when the twist is introduced in which the nameless, barely glimpsed "protagonist" having to choose between sacrificing himself to save his wife or saving his own skin by giving the burned-out director a creative way to kill his wife. There comes a point less than half-way through the film after the off-screen deaths of the first two victims where the Director says that it wasn't artistic and, therefore, a failure. His cohort replies that it could be sold in other countries such as the US since they're always looking for bloody things. Whether one sees any artistry in it, whether one deems it a failure, it was going to get released, exported, and picked-up anyway and it was going to get watched regardless of criticism (especially when even unrelated films can be misleadingly marketed as "torture porn"). It is not until the end that one realizes that the film is being presented in the fictional mode as the film is neither presented as "found footage" (there is no context for the choice of when the film cuts from one camera to another) nor as a "finished film" (in which one would think the killers would edit their images out) so we are presented with this cynical, mock-gruelling, mock-nihilistic "endurance test" of an unpleasant film. As someone who has not "seen it all," I still get the impression that even those who have seen it all won't be shocked or impressed while viewers assuming that this foreign-language production represents an arty variation on HOSTEL and the like will be sorely disappointed.