"Dead Hands Dig Deep" - DVD

DVD edition of Jai Love's debut film, "Dead Hands Dig Deep". The 2016 documentary, follows 38 year old Edwin Borsheim, vocalist of the band Kettle Cadaver as he reflects on his troubled past of drug abuse, violence and self-mutilation.

This limited DVD edition also includes a brand new essay by writer/producer/composer Spencer T. Heath along with previously unseen "behind-the-scenes" stills taken by artist/photographer Aaron Minardi.

“A haunting study of depravity...Dead Hands Dig Deep proceeds to dig unexpectedly deeply, transcending its sensationalistic freak show beginnings to emerge as a haunting examination of the manifestation of deep-rooted mental illness.”
-THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

“Frequently wide-eye-horrifying…This chilling film is a reminder that sometimes you don’t win the battle against personal demons.”
-INDIEWIRE

“The most extreme and unnerving movie I’ve ever seen...Everything in this movie is a part of our reality and once you see it and acknowledge this fact, there is no going back. Dead Hands Dig Deep is a documentary that hits hard and leaves a mark.”
-HORROR NEWS

Directed by Jai Love
Written by Spencer T. Heath and Jai Love
Produced by Alan Love and Spencer T. Heath
Cinematography by Hazal Alakus
Edited by Conlan Mackenzie
Music by Jeremiah Weber and Spencer T. Heath

Running Time - 75 Minutes
Presented in Widescreen
Color, English
Aspect Ratio - 16:9

Courtesy of
Lonesome Pictures