I love horrror films that have a strong story, character development, a dark sense of humour... and gore. Gabriel Verlaine and his commune are brutally murdered in a single night- leaving no clue as to who butchered eleven people.  A few years later, the only survivor, Rebecca Verlaine comes out of a coma with no memory of that horrific night.  Soon however, she starts to have disturbing visitations from her father... and finds herself a tool of his revenge... " The Haunting of Rebecca Verlaine " (aka- " The Garden of Love ") starts off the horror during the opening sequence with lots of gore.  Director Olaf Ittenbach is known for his splatter gore... and he definately splatters the red stuff in the first scene.  It is an incredibly well shot sequence, with any editing done seamlessly.  It flowed smoothly and quickly.  The lighting was just amazing as were the camera angles used.  Just a stunning display of horror film making.  The gore was ...