Serpentik – At the table, filming [Hall of Fame]

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Time to post more about my favorite (mask-related) movie of 2025!

I made this post in December:

https://maskripper.org/a-first-glimpse-on-the-maskripper-movie-of-the-year-2025

…and this one earlier this week:

https://maskripper.org/serpentik-her-first-appearance-and-the-bar-fight-scene-hall-of-fame-blog-exclusive

*EDIT February 15* One more scene with her:

https://maskripper.org/serpentik-unmasking-madness-7-unmaskings-in-just-one-scene-hall-of-fame

 

Now I wanna post a little more of the movie.

I will also make a Hall of Fame entry for this movie in the next few days.

 

Preview:

(click to enlarge)

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Here is the video:

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Watch the video before you continue!

Yeah, the movie can be confusing… especially when you see only bits and parts of it 😉

That’s why you should see the whole thing.

But just some explanations:

The old guy at the beginning is the older version of the guy who sits at the table with her… not too hard to get.

He is thinking about past encounters with his arch-nemesis, Serpentik. The woman in the black leather catsuit.

He always tries to get her, tries to unmask her.

The film also suggests that he made up these scenes in his mind, that it was all just a movie (within the movie)?

But, that’s not clear….

I will make one more video from this great movie.

Needless to say, I LOVE her costume and mask!

Black leather catsuit and that mask… it doesn’t get much better than that… in my opinion.

Wanna know the name of the movie?

Link

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What do you think about these scenes?

Leave your comment here!

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6 thoughts on “Serpentik – At the table, filming [Hall of Fame]”

  2. Incredible! She’s so cold and cruel behind her leather mask. And those leather sounds every time she moves… whoever did foley on this movie had a great time.

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    • The director couple do surely like leather, as you can also see in their other movies 😉
      And yeah, she looks awesome in that mask… and catsuit!

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      • I should have known it was Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani! The way they shoot leather in such intimate detail is unmatched. And it comes up in every one of their movies! They definitely get it 😉

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        • I got a Blu-ray set with their other 3 movies + some of their very weird short flicks.
          Yeah, they are definately into leather 🙂

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