Summary: A big, fat, bespectacled guy fantasizes about murdering a neighborhood gal and violating her dead body. One day he makes his fantasies real and then goes on a killing spree.
Made for sick-minded misogynists, this video offers an impressive assortment of verbal and physical abuse directed at the better half of humankind. The gore is restrained, but the overall extent of on-screen nastiness is shocking and disturbing. Director Ryan Nicholson, of "Gutterballs" and "Hanger" fame, obviously revels in being able to shock his audience to the utmost.
This movie is something of a cross between European splatter and extreme Japanese stuff such as Hideshi Hino's "Flower of Flesh and Blood" or Tamakichi Anaru's "Tumbling Doll of Flesh." Very little does it have from the US slasher genre. Here, we don't have physically and mentally strong final girls who single-handedly take out the bad guy(s) and save the world. Instead, we have tough but unfortunate women whom the big, fat, bespectacled guy with a sharp knife reduces to a whimpering mess begging for mercy. The eternal battle is won by the male through the humiliation and subsequent physical destruction of his female adversary.
If you liked Lucio Fulci's "The New York Ripper" or David Schwartz's "Las Vegas Bloodbath," then you'll probably like this one, too. The gore effects are decent, if not outstanding. My vote is 9.
Made for sick-minded misogynists, this video offers an impressive assortment of verbal and physical abuse directed at the better half of humankind. The gore is restrained, but the overall extent of on-screen nastiness is shocking and disturbing. Director Ryan Nicholson, of "Gutterballs" and "Hanger" fame, obviously revels in being able to shock his audience to the utmost.
This movie is something of a cross between European splatter and extreme Japanese stuff such as Hideshi Hino's "Flower of Flesh and Blood" or Tamakichi Anaru's "Tumbling Doll of Flesh." Very little does it have from the US slasher genre. Here, we don't have physically and mentally strong final girls who single-handedly take out the bad guy(s) and save the world. Instead, we have tough but unfortunate women whom the big, fat, bespectacled guy with a sharp knife reduces to a whimpering mess begging for mercy. The eternal battle is won by the male through the humiliation and subsequent physical destruction of his female adversary.
If you liked Lucio Fulci's "The New York Ripper" or David Schwartz's "Las Vegas Bloodbath," then you'll probably like this one, too. The gore effects are decent, if not outstanding. My vote is 9.
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