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The second installment in a trio of short films by Norwegian filmmaker Reinert Kiil set to music by Mortiis is now available. "Draugr", which features Mortiis' "Too Little Too Late" as its soundtrack, continues the trilogy in Kiil's depravity-driven style. "Ethanol injected directly into veins, naked chicks with shotguns, split tongues and sword swallowing", Mortiis said. "What could possibly go wrong?"
The "shock film" director has gained notoriety as Norway's only Grindhouse filmmaker. "Draugr" has already caused national Norwegian media to all but ban the film short, due in part to its content, as well as Mortiis' past affiliation with early Norwegian black metal. Mortiis' ninth album, The Great Deceiver, is available now via Omnipresence, read the review over HERE and watch the shocking short film "Draugr" in the player below, discretion advised. The first short film, "Vardøger", is still available for your sick viewing pleasures at this location. Link
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