Great Little Clip -- Anyone Know Where It's From?

[jman0001 (imported)]

Found a great clip, putting it here because it looks professionally done. Does anyone know what it's from?

http://www.mediafire.com/?s35hfwslss32j2x

To download: click the link that says "download 2.29 MB" not the other ones. You do not have to install any software or sign up for anything. I have only got it to play in VLC Media Player, which is a free download on CNet, I believe.

Highlight for description:

A woman on top of a man, both bloody; after a brief period (possibly a struggle) she rips his genitals off, holds them up, and throws them to the ground. He cries.

(Couldn't upload it to youtube due to the file type--and it wouldn't convert properly--so I uploaded to a clean site. I spared you all the virus the site I got it from gave my computer. Nothing a quick scan didn't fix, mind.)

[Losethem (imported)]

Is it audio or video? All I'm getting is an audio clip no matter what format I convert it to.

[jman0001 (imported)]

It's a video, it will only play in VLC; I have a number of video players and that's the only one that would do it. If you are using VLC you might need to update it.

[Paolo]

Log in, sign up, and download their player?

Ah, No.

Thanks anyway. I've wasted 30 minutes trying to figure it out, and I can't.

Potentially malicious software download link removed.

[jman0001 (imported)]

You don't have to download any player, Paolo. It's a direct download, no manager, no sign-ups, no programs--just the .mpg file. Did you click the download link that said "download (2.29 MB)"--that's the correct download link, the rest are ads. I've been using media fire for ages and never had a problem with them. Could we please put the link back?

Also, a great little trick for all sites to find the right link: if you click and drag it and see a picture, it's an advert. If it doesn't click and drag, it's the download link. It's a very handy little thing to know when surfing the internet for obscure little clips.

[asphalt-cowboy (imported)]

I confirm what jman0001 said. It's a simple mpg clip running just in VLC player. It has a resolution of 624x352px and lasting 15 seconds. Very realistically done.

Please reactivate the link and be careful what you click in order to avoid the ads. Worth seeing and would be a shame if our colleagues will not have the opportunity to watch it. It would be very interesting to know if the movie is part of a something longer.

[Paolo]

I think this was it:

http://www.mediafire.com/?s35hfwslss32j2x

If not, repost it.

I will say this, it's a bit bloody - once I got it to work and figured it out. Not a very user-friendly setup, IMHO.

[jman0001 (imported)]

That is it, yes. MediaFire used to have fewer adverts, and while still clean they've unfortunately moved to a more ad-crowded model. Once you know the setup, though, it's a breeze. I apologize, I shouldn't have assumed everyone was familiar with it. I've restored the link to the original post, with instructions, I do hope that is all right.

[Losethem (imported)]

I do appreciate the effort in bringing it to us, but it's not worth the amount of frustration I'd need to view it knowing it's faked.

--LT

[considering (imported)]

Is it audio or video? All I'm getting is an audio clip no matter what format I convert it to.

Ditto...just sound produced electric static and nothing else...