I recently purchased this film on DVD after watching the "Cinema Snob" review of it. I watched it, and, to be completely honest, I feel a lot of the criticism this film has received is unjust. Sure, this film is no "Citizen Kane", and its shot on the worst possible format, but I think this is a fun little movie. The plot revolves around a man named "Hasaan" who shoots a snuff film on equipment rented from a local video store, then returns the equipment to the store without remembering to take the tape out of the camera (the daft idiot). The rest of the plot revolves around Hasaan trying to cover up the event and the video store's slacker employee, Joe, trying to figure out the mystery of what is going on. A no-budget film shot by a guy and his friends and released by a no-name video distributor, this film is a cheesy and campy exercise in the "Shot On Video" craze that plagued video stores in the 80's and 90's. The people who made this film obviously weren't trying to make a serious production, and because of this fact, some of the film's more noticeable flaws can be overlooked. "The Bloody Video Horror That Made Me Puke On My Aunt Gertrude" is one of the most entertaining and ambitious productions I've seen thus far in the SOV genre, and one that, if nothing else, can be appreciated solely because of the fact that the people who made this film were obviously striving to make an entertaining production, even though they had some limitations and flaws in the film while doing so. I highly recommend this film to anyone who is a horror fan or a lover of cheesy SOV schlock.