A specialist horror movie streaming service has introduced controversial new feature.
The P***y Cuts is a sub-channel on the Hacksaw Plus streaming channel – it features edited version of the most violent and gory horror movies.
“On the P***y Cuts channel, the movies are played in full but the violent/gory scenes are replaced by a screensaver of the movie’s poster, section of the movie’s score, with trivia playing across the bottom to keep viewers engaged until the gore finishes,” said Corey, the head of marketing of Hacksaw Plus.
Corey got the idea when talking to his brother about the Terrifier series.
“My brother’s fascinated by the success of that series, but can’t stomach ‘extreme’ horror movies, so will never watch any of the Terrifier movies,” said Corey. “So I thought, ‘what if there was a way that squeamish people could enjoy movies like Terrifier, Hostel, the Saw series, and The Human Centipede.'”
Though the new feature has been panned on the Hacksaw Plus social media pages, with the majority of commentators saying that “if people can’t cope with the extreme violence in horror movies, then they shouldn’t bother watching”, and accusing the service of “selling out to the woke agenda.”
“These horror elitists are clueless!” said Corey. “the P***y Cuts is an optional service! Every movie on our platform is still available in full and unedited for the ‘real’ fans to enjoy. They’re free to ignore the P***y Cuts if they want to. But if it gets us a few more subscribers, then it’s done its job!”
