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Saturday Morning Mystery 2012 Story by Kat Chandler, Jonny Mars and Jason Wehling, screenplay by Joey Balsimo, Aron Leggett and Jason Wehling, directed by Spencer Parsons.

Some paranormal investigators are broke and useless at finding ghosts. They have a paid gig at a haunted mansion, then they arrive they find there's something in the house but it ain't a ghost.

This Scooby gang parody starts off fairly well, then drifts into a poorly written second act where all the characters open up about their personal problems. That really killed my interest in the characters and their story. The third act ramps up the violence but by the end I was glad it was over. I thought it was below average and I wouldn't want to see it again.

Netherbeast Incorporated 2007 Written by Bruce Dellis and directed by Dean Matthew Ronalds.

Steve Burns is an office worker called Otto Granberry, and he works at Berm-Tech Industries, Darrel Hammond is his boss Turner. Steve gets called into Turner's office only to find Mike staked through the heart. Turner tells Otto he's got to rewrite Mike's report by Tuesday and he didn't kill Mike because of the poor report, he killed Mike because he was a vampire. Turner wants Otto to dispose of the body and get on that report.

We soon find out that Berm-Tech Industries is a very old company and all the workers are immortal netherbeasts that are often called vampires. They all live in Arizona, on the top of the Berm-Tech office block, they hardly ever go outside, living people don't get past the receptionist. The netherbeasts don't care to be called vampires, they have their own backstory and their problem is caused by a growth on their hearts. They drink human blood and eat human flesh but they don't murder to get their food anymore, they have a system in place to get fresh bodies.

Turner creates two issues, he hires a living woman to replace Mike and he's hired Judd Nelson to study the company's work habits and report. On top of that mess, some employees are murdered by an unseen person. Otto, office manager Dave Foley and Mike's replacement team up to try to figure out what's going on.

I'd seen this last week on Amazon Prime and liked it so much that I immediately ordered the DVD. I enjoyed it as much the second time through. It's a good solid comedy with a good script that's got funny jokes. There's a bit of romance, a murder mystery, a hostile take over and plenty of fresh blood. I'll be glad to see this down the road sometime.

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Howl From Beyond The Fog 2019 Written and directed by Daisuke Sato. I read this bit on the Wikizilla entry for the movie: It is inspired by the 1951 short story "The Fog Horn" by Ray Bradbury, which also served as the basis for the 1953 film The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms.

A 35 minute short about a local dragon that lives in a lake on a mountain. It only appears when the fog come out and it does eat people. Luckily for Takiri and Eji it usually dines on people you wouldn't miss if they got chomped on.

It's animated with puppets and some digital animation. There were nice models of the local village and the people's houses. The puppets of people were doll like and had no actual movement. You can see them in the trailer. They were the least interesting thing about the movie to me. I liked the big puppet for the monster, it's about as big as a man which gives you an idea of the scale of the sets. I enjoyed the short but I'm not putting the video on my Wishlist. I think it's going to appeal more to the Kaiju fan.

House Shark 2017 Written and directed by Ron Bonk. I was disappointed that the shark did not eat the house. Ron describes the film as: Jaws in the house. It failed at getting big money at Indiegogo so they had limited funds and a small crew.

Some doofus guy is getting ready for a big date and he's got his teen son a babysitter. While he returns he hears yelling from the bathroom, he rushes up there to see the babysitter getting attacked and eaten by a shark in the toilet. The son is shaken up but OK. Next we see father and son it's two months later and we find the pair sleeping in a tent in the yard. Dad's really afraid to go into the house, the police didn't believe the shark story, they believe it was a sewer malfunction that created a huge vacuum. We know it wasn't but try convincing the police of anything. Dad's ex-wife shows up and takes the son, we don't see him anymore.

It is a comedy, albeit a bit gory, but the script and the long running time perform GBH on the gags. It's a 112 min movie and that's way too long. Get an editor that isn't you, Ron. I actually did laugh out loud 4 or 5 times but I wasn't always laughing at the jokes, more the way they were told. Often the script made no sense at all and calling it absurd just doesn't cut it for me. Some of what Ron found funny I didn't think was. Scenes started off kind of fun but often ran way too long, then the payoff was often poor. I'd still recommend it for the fan of odd ball movies but I'm still disappointed that the shark wasn't big enough to eat a house. Just my lot in life I guess. I wouldn't bother with the DVD, even at $1.99 over at Hamilton Books. You can check it out on YouTube, maybe you'll get a laugh, of whatever kind.

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Hercules And The Captive Women 1961 Screenplay by Vittorio Cottafavi, Sandro Continenza and Duccio Tessari, directed by Vittorio Cottafavi. Original title is Ercole alla conquista di Atlantide, in the UK it was released as Hercules Conquers Atlantis, it was also released as Hercules and The Haunted Women. It was released in the US in 1963. The film was made fun of on Mystery Science Theater 3000 in the 4th season. They have a nasty pan and scan version that I first saw in 1992, a few years later I picked up the Warriors Multi Movie set. Fifty sword and sandal action films, mostly from Italy. Today we watched the Blu-ray, wide screen and great looking. The Blu-ray also includes a copy of the MST3K episode.

Reg Park plays Hercules, the rest of the cast are unknown Italians to me. He's drugged by a friend, Androcles the King of Thebes, and taken on an adventure by ship. They wind up on an island where he saves a local princess and kills the god Proteus. The island turns out to be Atlantis and the princess turns out to be a sacrifice to the gods to protect their island. The princess is still on the chopping block unless Hercules can bust up enough stuff for them to go free.

It was a nice looking transfer but the movie is still below average to me. I don't think I'll bother with the Blu-ray, not for the number of times I might want to watch it again. I've already got a couple of copies of it on one or another of those Multi movie packs.

Ulysses 1954 Director Mario Camerini co-wrote the screenplay with Franco Brusati. Mario Bava is the cinematographer, he also directed the Polyphemus segment.

Kirk Douglas is Ulysses and he's been gone from Ithaca for ten years. He went off to fight Troy and failed to return after the battle was over. The palace is filled with suitors demanding the hand of his wife Penelope. Why she can't drive them out as Queen I don't know. We spend a lot of time with Penelope seeing what dicks the suitors are, they drink Ulysses wine and eat his food, all the while boasting who's the best suitor. Someone really needs to kick these guy's collective asses.

Princess Nausicaa finds a man washed up  on the shore of her island home of Phaeacia. We know it's Ulysses but he's lost his memory after escaping the clutches of Circe. He's welcomed by the king and given a room in the castle. Nausicaa falls for him but soon as he gets his memory back he knows he has to go home. He arrives on Ithaca just in time to fight for his wife in a contest. He kills all the suitors and he's reunited with his bride.

I thought it was better than the Hercules movie but I'm not sold on getting a copy. We watched the Blu-ray and it looked very nice.

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Cult Of The Damned 1969 Kino Lorber DVD that was originally titled Angel, Angel, Down We Go. Written and directed by Robert Thom. Around 1960 Thom wrote a play for his wife Janice Rule. It never got produced so he changed it into a screenplay and sold it to Sam Katzman who got finance from AIP. They were the producers of the Thom scripted Wild In The Streets.

It's Thom's only directing job but he'd written several films that you might have heard of: All The Fine Young Cannibals, The Subterraneans, Wild In The Streets, Bloody Mama and Death Race 2000. Most people into genre films probably have seen the last picture but hardly any of his other work. Probably good in the aggregate. I've only seen the last three and don't plan to bother with the others.

Wild In The Streets is a bit of a cult classic but it's a big ol' mess of a movie. Cult Of The Damned is an even bigger mess and it's tedious to boot. WITS had a good song, The Shape Of Things To Come, and COTD has Angel, Angel, Down We Go. It's an absolutely appalling song and later in the movie there's another song, by the same band, that's even worse.

Holly Near plays the overweight and neurotic adult daughter of a rich guy and his wife. Jennifer Jones plays the mother and Charles Aidman plays the father. The parents are an awful pair of abusers and manipulators. Jordan Christopher is the lead singer in a band that was hired to play at Holly's 18th birthday bash and coming out party. Holly runs off with Jordan and his band. They have some adventures and Jordon seduces her parents. Lou Rawls, Davey Davidson and Roddy McDowall play Jordan's band members and friends. None of them are very interesting, they aren't the sort of people I would like to hang around with. All their tedious and pretentious antics are slathered in psychedelic claptrap and crap pop songs by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil.

The IMDb calls it a crime drama. What are they on about? See if you can spot any crimes, other than the film being presented to the public, by watching it. A link to a fair copy on YouTube is in the title above but be warned, the movie did crap at the box office and Holly Near called it "trash". To be fair to the film the family thinks Holly had been kidnapped even though there's no indication of it. Mom wants to go to the police but dad doesn't want any publicity, he's got his own detectives on the case. That's just the sort of writing that might have made the Los Angeles Times call it "a pretentious mess" although "it can never be said to bore." I say, "Oh yes, it can!" They tried releasing it the following year under the Cult Of The Damned title in a double bill with The Vampire Lovers. The Los Angeles Times said it was "a terrible piece of trash." It's the same LA Times reviewer, Kevin Thomas, which made me think that his first viewing might still be bothering him a year later. I thought it was also possible he's mad that they tried to fool the public with a re-title of the film. It's certainly something that annoys me. With all the trash talk I still wouldn't like to see the movie tossed into the circular file. It's good to see these sort of films, if only to appreciate a well made film.

Monster Hunter 2020 Written and directed by Paul W S Anderson. Based on a Capcom video game.

Milla Jovovich plays a US Army Ranger Captain, head of UN team that's searching for a team lost in the desert. Milla's team gets overtaken by a big desert storm that forces them through a portal to a new world with giant monsters. After the team is decimated Milla teams up with Tony Jaa, a native of the new world. He'd gotten separated from his own team of monster hunters when he was thrown from their ship. Ron Perlman is the head of Tony's team, he's in the opening scene and doesn't show up again until the third act. I would have liked more Ron.

There's plenty of monster fighting and it's loud and bombastic. At times I was wishing they had dialed it back a bit but there you go, it seems there's always a new 11. After Ron turns up we get a much better idea of what goes on in the new world and why there should be a sequel. It's got a nice look to it and a wicked sense of humor.  The new world is a beautiful place, much of it was filmed in Namibia and South Africa, but it's filled with horrible giant bitey things, so, not much of a tourist destination in my mind. I enjoyed the thing and would watch it again someday. I'll put the Blu-ray on my Wishlist and keep an eye out for a nice price decrease.

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Crypt Of The Vampire 1964 I thought I hadn't seen this movie before but it turned out I had. Sadly, it was only a short time ago. Here's the post from November 26 2018. I'd seen the movie under the title Terror In The Crypt on a Retromedia DVD. The version we watched was the new Severin Blu-ray box set of Vincent Price films. I haven't pulled out the Retromedia DVD to see what it looks like but I'm sure the Blu-ray is head and shoulders above.

Prospect 2018 Written and directed by Zeek Earl and Chris Caldwell.

Here's a newer SF that's fairly decent. It's about a teen girl called Cee and her father Damon. They are miners of a sort. The gems they want from the forest moon of a planet are found near the surface in a gooey pod. They need careful extraction, do the wrong thing and the gem is destroyed. Damon is good at this but Cee isn't trained. Their landing pod is damaged in the landing and they aren't where they were supposed to be. They were supposed to connect up with some mercenaries who have discovered a mother lode called the Queen's Lair. There's lots of money there but the mercenaries don't know the trick of gem mining.

On the trek to meet the mercs Damon is approached by two strangers while Cee is a little ways away. She takes a chance attacking but she only wounds the leader, a guy a called Ezra, in the arm. The other stranger shoots Damon at the same time Damon shoots him. Cee runs away and Ezra puts Damon out of his wounded misery. Cee and Ezra meet up a bit later and after Cee shots him they agree to work together. They ask for help from some locals, that goes bad and so does their encounter with the mercenaries. It's touch and go for them.

I've been watching a lot of newer SF off Amazon Prime, and often, it's not so good. Dull is usually what's going on. This was a step up from the usual fare of a low budget SF picture like you'd find on the SYFY channel. A lot of them are well below average for me. Prospect has good characters and decent dialog, nice scenery, and fairly good spaceships. I might not need to buy a copy but I enjoyed watching it much more than most modern SF films.

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Challenge The Devil 1963 Directed by Gieseppe Veggezzi under the name Joseph Vegh. There's no writer listed on the IMDb.

The IMDb trivia page: Filmed as a gothic movie under the title of "Katarsis" in 1963. Its production company "I films della mangusta" went bankrupt shortly after filming. The movie, which was about 90 minutes long, was bought by production company "Eco Film". They cut out half an hour and added newly shot scenes involving gangsters, a monk and a cabaret dancer. The finished product was 78 minutes long, retitled "Challenge the Devil" and released in 1965.

   

Part of the new Severin set The Eurocrypt of Christopher Lee. A collection of five films, the remaining 24 episodes of an Italian horror anthology hosted by Lee, several interviews and extras, plus a soundtrack. The set will put you back a century plus and is really meant for the big CL fan. You can also find this movie on the bootleg DVD sites.

The movie has hardly any Christopher Lee in it. Most of the movie is told in a flashback by the guy in the striped shirt. He's a monk in a mission, his old friend comes to him for help. His old pal has been involved with an ugly woman who robs him of some documents. The gangster who wants the documents is upset and tries to kill the pal. The monk goes to see the ugly woman and his appeals for help fall on her deaf ears. She plans to blackmail the gangster and she doesn't care one bit that she's turned the pal into a wanted man. She'd known the monk when they were younger and she asks him how he came to be in that state.

That's when the flashback kicks in, the monk had been a part of a group of assholes who drive fast, drink a lot, and beat total strangers. As we see them driving about they run a car off the road and beat the driver for no reason. They leave him lying on the road and drive off. They next encounter a seemingly abandoned castle and break in. The castle in the film is the Odescalchi Castle in Bracciano Italy. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes got married there.

The castle isn't empty, Christopher Lee lives there, he tells them he'll give them all his riches if they find his dead bride. She's somewhere in the castle. They start looking and weird things start happening. They're ordeal is kind of lame but they all get a dose of goodness and leave the castle. They help the man they beat and it turns out to be Christopher Lee. Was Christopher the devil or something like that? That's what many reviews say. It's hard to know, it's sadly not that well told a story. No matter, the harrowing tale from the monk turns the ugly woman around and she coughs up the docus to help the pal.

It's cobbled together nature and weak story make it below average for me. It's more interesting with Christopher in there, it's also unlikely to have survived without him. Still, I was glad to see it. It's often fun to see some of the lesser works by one's favorite film stars.

Witching and Bitching 2013 Written by Jorge Guerricaechevarría and Álex de la Iglesia, directed by Álex de la Iglesia. It's Spanish title is Las brujas de Zugarramurdi or The Witches of Zugarramurdi. It's a real town and you can read about it's occult past on the Wikipedia.

In an incredible opening scene some guys rob a pawnshop in a crowded town square. Jose and Tony are the main robbers, Jose has brought his son along and Tony isn't too happy about that. Things go wrong and the police are right on hand. The square the pawn shop is in is like Time Square in New York, crowded with tourists yet the police and robbers wage a fierce gun battle with plenty of victims.

The robbers are disguised as street performers, the kind you'd find posing with tourists for a bit of cash. Jose is Christ, Tony is a green army man, their associates are Spongebob Squarepants and Minnie Mouse. Only Jose, his son and Tony get away. They hijack a cab and force him to drive to France. The cab's poor passenger hopes they don't kill him but if he knew what happens after they get to Zugarramurdi he'd would have hoped for a quick and speedy death from a bullet.

The cab driver bonds with Jose and Tony over their troubles with  women. Jose and his wife are split up and he had his son that day. Jose's wife is one his trail and so are a couple of cops. The chase culminates in Zugarramurdi where some wildly entertaining things happen. The town is home to a lot of cannibal witches and they are a nasty lot with a desire to take over the world.

The story gets wilder and wilder as it moves fiercely along, it makes the 112 min running time seem to fly by. It's gory, gross and hilarious. I'll need to get a copy, it's one I would want to see again sometime.

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Scanner Cop 1994 Story by Pierre David, screenplay by George Saunders, directed by Pierre David.

Daniel Quinn plays a grown up scanner who works for the LA PD. Richard Grove plays his father, the guy is a Commander in the same precinct. Daniel uses a drug called Ephemerol to suppress his scanner abilities. If he stops taking the drug he gets his powers back but they will rather quickly drive him insane. Of course a case comes up that needs his powers and he goes off his medication.

Richard Lynch plays the villain, Hilary Shepard plays his murderous hench woman. Lynch is using a drug and his scanner powers to take control of the minds of helpless victims. Once under his command he programs them to kill cops. He's got a grudge against the police and Daniel's dad. Five years before the movie starts Daniel's dad shot him but didn't kill him. Lynch got sent to psychiatric prison but escaped about a year before the movie starts. No one has seen him until Daniel gets a look at him. Darlanne Fluegel plays the scientist.

There's plenty of chasing about and psychic dueling. There's a lot of people murdered one way or another before Daniel and Lynch battle it out to the death. Average to slightly better than average for me. We watched Vinegar Syndrome's new 4K Blu-ray. Looked great. Still, I doubt I need a copy of this one.

Scanner Cop 2 1995 Written by Mark Sevi and directed by Steve Barnett, produced by Pierre David.

Daniel Quinn is the only one from the first movie to appear in this movie, some time must have past because he's been made a detective. Patrick Kilpatrick is the villain, Khrystyne Haje is the science lady, Stephen Mendel is Daniel's partner on the LAPD where Robert Forrester plays the Captain.

Patrick has discovered a new trick for his scanner mind to do. He sucks the mental energy from another scanner and it makes him stronger. Patrick is wanting some revenge, it started when he was murdering and raping with his brother. In a flash back we see the encounter with Daniel where he forces Patrick to shoot his own brother. The scumbag was holding a poor hostage in one hand and holding a knife to her throat with the other.

Patrick has been locked up ever since. Now that the movie has started we find that Patrick has stopped taking his Ephemerol and escaped. Now he can go on that killing spree he's always wanted. Sadly for him, his mind starts to deteriorate from the lack of Ephemerol.

Patrick and Daniel have a series of mental bouts that are way too long and way to repetitive. I didn't think the movie lived up to the enjoyable level of SC. Below average for me. Nice 4K transfer on Blu-ray.

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Winterbeast 1992 Story, screenplay and directed by Christopher Thies. It's Christopher's only film, he passed away at age 50 in 2015. A no budget film that was shot on 16MM and Super8 film in 1986 and 1989. Filmed in Newbury Massachusetts.

The local Park Rangers are worried about the disappearance of some people on the mountain. Turns out there's a demon associated with a native carving. The demon is depicted with stop motion animation, not the best stop motion but it is somewhat imaginative. The little animated clips sprinkled through the film are sometimes the best thing about a scene. There aren't any credits listed on the IMDb page so I've no info about the animators. The IMDb Trivia Page says: The totem pole monster and the skeleton head that rips out of a man's stomach are both props taken from the Dokken music video Burning like a Flame.

It's a monster film with little or no production values, a cast with really limited abilities, a lack luster script, and minimal competency behind the camera. Yet, we were able to get through it with only a slight increase of the level of annoyance that time was passing so slowly. It's a movie that makes it's 77 mins seem like 90 plus. It has some entertainment value, the guy playing the crazy lodge owner was fun to watch, but a lot of my amusement seemed to be laughing at the movie not with it. There's a nice new Blu-ray from Vinegar Syndrome but you don't need to take a chance wasting your money on that. There's a link to the movie on YouTube so you can test drive it. Who knows you might need that Blu-ray. I don;t think I do.

Savage Dawn 1985 Screenplay by Max Bloom and Bill Milling, directed by Simon Nuchtern. It's Simon's last film of nine, his most well known film has to be Snuff, notorious for being a film with scenes of real murder, but sadly he's only got an uncredited bit of material in that. None of his other films look familiar and they don't generate many good comments on the IMDb. Back in 1970 Simon was the sound editor on Hercules In New York, that's the film where Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Hercules and Arnold Stang plays another annoying guy from New York. It has some entertainment value from it's oddness.

It's a bikers invade a small town film with Lance Henriksen as the loner, ex-career soldier spy who helps the townies fight back. George Kennedy plays Lance's old Company pal, crippled in a wheel chair but still willing to fight back. William Forsythe plays the leader of the 30 or so bikers. They cause some trouble in the bar and cheat at a no holds barred boxing match, so they get tossed out of the bar. Leo Gordon plays the sheriff, his gun and that of his deputy, push the bikers out of town. William promises to be back.

There's a couple of skirmishes with the bikers before the big all out push in the last part of the film. It's all typical action footage with fist fights, gun shooting, motorcycle riding, explosions and a big old Army tank. Some of the action footage is OK, some is not so good.

Karen Black plays a slutty lady who turns against the town and hooks up with William. They have a short relationship. Richard Lynch is the creepy reverend. He gets crushed by a tank. Sam Kinison has a small part as a bible spouting barber. He comes to a quick end.

It's better than Winterbeast but not much. Simon might be a mediocre director or he might be dancing to the beat of some music we can't comprehend. Some of his scenes work fine, others not so good. He didn't make anymore movies and he's still around. There's a watchable copy on YouTube that you can check out in the link above. Another film available on a Vinegar Syndrome Blu-ray. It was still entertaining to watch but I wouldn't bother buying a copy.

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Possessor 2020 Written and directed by Brandon Cronenberg

Andrea Risenborough works as an assassin, Jennifer Jason Leigh is her handler. They have a process, they kidnap people, put a chip in their brains, Andrea takes over the host body and uses it to kill her target. After the hit is done all she has to do is kill the loaner body and jump back into her body. It seems an inefficient process, the kidnapping business and killing two for the price of one, but it does eliminate the assassin making a mistake and leaving a trace of evidence on the scene.

As the movie open Andrea is on the job and rather than shoot the target she knifes the man and stabs him repeatedly. Then she can't kill the host, instead letting the police shoot her down. Jennifer is a bit worried on that but there's a big job in the offing and she wants Andrea to do it. Andrea's having some mental issues from from being inside those other heads so much and Jennifer would really like to see her disassociate herself from her husband and son.

The hit on the rich guy and his daughter starts with the kidnapping of the daughter's fiance. He works for the father who really doesn't care for him. The remote controlled fiance starts a short program of odd activity with the family which might explain why he cracked and killed father and daughter. Andrea gets through some of the day to day pretty well and does the hit. The daughter dies but daddy is in a comma. To top that fail, Andrea can't force her host to kill himself.

The fiance's personality becomes aware of her presence and disables the chip, now she's trapped in his head. The fiance battles with Andrea for control and things get worse and worse. Jennifer sends a guy to help but the fiance kills him. Andrea's family suffers the same fate when the fiance visits them. The fiance kills the husband and Jennifer uses the process to take over Andrea's son and uses him to stab the fiance, the son is killed before the fiance dies. Now Jennifer's got her main assassin free of that pesky family stone around her neck.

It's a fairly good movie about some really horrible people. My only complaint is the evil corp, not a fan of that overused plot element. I'm not going to rush out to buy the Blu-ray, I'm unlikely to ever want to watch it again. I'd be more likely to order our second movie.

Uncle Peckerhead 2020 I watched this last December on Amazon Prime and posted about it here. Other's hadn't seen it and they enjoyed it as much as I did seeing it again. I've got the Blu-ray on my Amazon Wish List and hope to see the price fall a bit.

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VFW 2019 Screenplay by Max Braillier and Matthew McArdle, directed by Joe Begos.

Stephen Lang is the bartender at the VFW post, William Sadler, Fred Williamson, Martin Kove, David Patrick Kelly and George Wendt are his old Army pals. They come to the bar to drink and hang out. It's nothing special but it's a place for them. That all gets interrupted by the arrival of a young girl, she's stolen a big bag of drugs from a psychopath drug dealer. He sees her run off with the stash and sends his younger brother and a few henchmen to get her back.

The thugs rush the bar and David Patrick Kelly goes down with an axe in the shoulder, nearly all the thugs are killed including the psychopath's little brother. The psychopath sends an small horde of fucked up drug addicts to kill them. There's plenty of action, oodles of body parts hacked and sent flying. It's a battle to the end and hardly anyone comes out alive at the end.

I enjoyed it, a good solid action film with a great cast. It had a nice, dark sense of humor, good gore, and a great score. My only complaint is the action was in the fast jump cutting style and I'm not as big a fan of that. I'd still watch it again. Worth a look for the fans of that sort of thing.

Psycho Goreman 2020 I watched it a month or so ago and posted about it on FNM. It's still funny and Mimi is still an asshole.