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[[File:Day of the woman poster.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Day of the Woman'' aka ''I Spit on Your Grave'' (1978) Note that despite the poster saying that she killed five men, there were only four in the film. She also did not burn any of them.]] | [[File:Day of the woman poster.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Day of the Woman'' aka ''I Spit on Your Grave'' (1978) Note that despite the poster saying that she killed five men, there were only four in the film. She also did not burn any of them.]] | ||
''' | '''''I Spit on Your Grave''''' (original title:''Day of the Woman'') is a controversial 1978 low-budget exploitation film that follows a woman who exacts bloody revenge on four men who raped her after she arrived in the country to write a novel. Over the years, the film gathered a cult following, but was also received very poorly because of film's brutal depiction of rape and sexual violence. Film critic Roger Ebert famously described it as "a vile bag of garbage", as well as it being "...one of the most depressing experiences of my life". A [[I Spit on Your Grave (2010)|remake]] was released in 2010. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:35, 31 August 2016
I Spit on Your Grave (original title:Day of the Woman) is a controversial 1978 low-budget exploitation film that follows a woman who exacts bloody revenge on four men who raped her after she arrived in the country to write a novel. Over the years, the film gathered a cult following, but was also received very poorly because of film's brutal depiction of rape and sexual violence. Film critic Roger Ebert famously described it as "a vile bag of garbage", as well as it being "...one of the most depressing experiences of my life". A remake was released in 2010.
The following weapons were used in the film I Spit on Your Grave (1978):
CZ 27
Jennifer Hill (Camille Keaton) finds a CZ 27 in her house in a drawer. Later in the film, she draws it on Johnny (Eron Tabor). She fires it once at his feet, but he talks her out of using it, and throws it away.
