Guinea Pig (aka Unabridged Agony) revolves around a group of men who kidnap and graphically torture a young woman in as many ways as possible, as part of an experiment on the human body's threshold of pain. Their various methods of pain affliction involve the use of white noise, getting spun in an office chair while drinking Jack Daniel's, being burned and a whole lot more. One of the most bizarre moments of the ordeal is when the unconscious victim is being pelted with animal guts. However, this all culminates with an infamous "eyeball" scene, which is exactly what you're thinking. Its all quite explicit and the actress who plays the victim of the "experiment" is pretty convincing at being in pain. This makes the film that much more difficult to watch. This straight-to-video Japan release is a deliberately low budget production, resembling a snuff movie with just a touch of Japanese artistic content to make the viewing experience more bearable. Interestingly, the original Japanese video release had no credits and so bore more resemblance to a genuine under-the-counter snuff film.
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