Claudia von Bihl

Claudia von Bihl pops up in the wild, wild world of “Violent Shit II,” a notorious slice of underground German splatter from 1992 that basically takes the idea of “over the top” and cranks it way past eleven. The plot, if you can call it that, follows the deranged son of Karl the Butcher, who’s pretty much got a PhD in murder and mayhem. The movie’s got this grime-soaked, DIY energy, like somebody handed a bunch of horror nerds a camera and told them to just go nuts in the woods. There’s not much pretense about making sense or crafting a traditional narrative—think more buckets of fake blood, cackling maniacs, and enough gore to make your average slasher blush. Claudia von Bihl’s role isn’t exactly Oscar bait, but honestly, nobody’s coming to “Violent Shit II” expecting Shakespeare. She’s part of this gritty, grimy ensemble that stumbles through a series of absurd, grotesque scenarios—think chainsaws, axes, and a whole lot of running and screaming. It’s all shot with this raw, almost gleeful disregard for good taste, and there’s a weird charm to how shamelessly it leans into the splatter vibe. Low-budget doesn’t even begin to cover it, but for fans of trash cinema and hardcore horror, Claudia’s appearance in this film is just another reason to check out this absolute fever dream of gore and chaos.