shown playing in the snow, attending a concert, meeting up with friends, raping a woman, and going to a piercing shop, where Maggot receives a nose ring and gets into a fight with Peter over his relationship with Crusty. The group then visit another serial killer, who shows them the contents of his shed; mutilated bodies, dying victims, and a headless and maggot-covered toddler, which Maggot eats a chunk of. Later, while the others are asleep, the new killer borrows their camera, and films himself taunting and slitting the throat of one of his female captives. The trio attacks a family, killing the father first by hanging him. While Peter tortures the mother, Crusty watches Maggot have sex with the corpse of the young daughter in a bathtub. The three get into a fight, which escalates to Peter slitting the throat of the wife, while abusing Maggot with her blood, followed by the film cutting to static. Later, a cat is shown killing and eating a mouse. Cast Cristie Whiles as Crusty Fred Vogel as Peter Mountain Michael Todd Schneider as Maggot Jerami Cruise as Man Shown Having Sex in Window Killjoy as Fourth Killer M. Kadath Erika Schultz E. Jay Midian Crosby as Brunette Vomit Torture Victim Elmo Painter as Blonde Vomit Torture Victim Dave Brown as Dead Man in Vomit Torture Sequence Art Ettinger as Male Friend Rick Kundrach as Jonesy Tim Grubjesik as Dead Junkie Allana Sleeth as Female Friend Shelby Vogel as Fourth Killer's Victim/Dead Mother Shannon Thames Chris Shaw as Dead Father Daisy as Daisy Superkollider Release Schneider left the crew shortly after the wrap of production on Mordum. He released his own cut of the film, subtitled "The Maggot Cut", through Maggot Films, and the official cut of the film was released on DVD in 2003. Reception The exploitation film database The Worldwide Celluloid Massacre has Mordum ranked as the fourth most "vile" film viewed by the website, below Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom, The Angel's Melancholy and Carcinoma. The review of the film (which is categorized as "worthless") referred to it as "pointless hardcore depravity". Controversy While traveling to Canada to attend the Rue Morgue Festival of Fear in Toronto, co-director and writer Fred Vogel was arrested, pending charges of transporting obscene materials into Canada, when copies of Mordum and its predecessor were found by customs officials among the merchandise he