Face of Evil (2003)
* 1/2 (out of 4)
This 64-minute film from Ray Dennis Steckler was considered lost for many years and I really couldn't find much information on it outside of an interview that the director gave to the website CrazedFanBoy. In the interview the director talks about his friend Will Long playing the lead but the actor ended up dying shortly afterwards so the project went on the back burner. For the most part it really does come across as a complete film in regards to the action as we basically just see Long walking around and killing various women. There's no sound, no dialogue and we're just given some horrid music, which is a real negative because this thing might have been somewhat better had Steckler really been able to finish it. As is, the movie isn't going to be worth viewing by most except for fans of the director. I found it interesting because there's footage from two of Steckler's porn movies (RED HEAT and SEX RINK) added in here as the "killer" is basically "watching" people, which is the footage from the movies. Considering Steckler denied making these porn movies, it's clear that wasn't the case. The film is pretty hard to watch in its current form due to it not really being complete but fans of the director will still want to check it out. It seems the footage here was shot in the 1970's, although the copyright at the end states 2003.
* 1/2 (out of 4)
This 64-minute film from Ray Dennis Steckler was considered lost for many years and I really couldn't find much information on it outside of an interview that the director gave to the website CrazedFanBoy. In the interview the director talks about his friend Will Long playing the lead but the actor ended up dying shortly afterwards so the project went on the back burner. For the most part it really does come across as a complete film in regards to the action as we basically just see Long walking around and killing various women. There's no sound, no dialogue and we're just given some horrid music, which is a real negative because this thing might have been somewhat better had Steckler really been able to finish it. As is, the movie isn't going to be worth viewing by most except for fans of the director. I found it interesting because there's footage from two of Steckler's porn movies (RED HEAT and SEX RINK) added in here as the "killer" is basically "watching" people, which is the footage from the movies. Considering Steckler denied making these porn movies, it's clear that wasn't the case. The film is pretty hard to watch in its current form due to it not really being complete but fans of the director will still want to check it out. It seems the footage here was shot in the 1970's, although the copyright at the end states 2003.