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6.1/10
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A woman screens snuff films disguised as horror films to great success at her movie theater, until a high school student learns that the murders are real.A woman screens snuff films disguised as horror films to great success at her movie theater, until a high school student learns that the murders are real.A woman screens snuff films disguised as horror films to great success at her movie theater, until a high school student learns that the murders are real.
Joshua Grannell
- Self
- (as Peaches Christ)
Lyndsy Kail
- Claire Cavanaugh
- (as Lindsy Kail)
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Did you know
- TriviaSteven has a Moonbathing poster over his bed featuring the character Elvira. Elvira was played by Cassandra Peterson, who plays his mother in this movie.
- Crazy creditsSpecial thanks to Kerner Optical and Crisis FX for the body parts.
- ConnectionsReferences The Scarlet Letter (1926)
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I picked this up for two reasons, to see the fallen coming star Noah Segan in it, face it, he was to become big in the genre but somehow it all went wrong for him. Secondly for Cassandra Petersen we all know as Elvira. But if you don't know how she looks like in the real flesh then you wont recognise her.
What a great opening credits this has. I'm sure that a lot of horror buffs will get a boner by only seeing the credits alone. But once they are over this flick falls a bit down in silliness. It never really becomes scary at all and all types shown are a bit exaggerated.
The story itself is okay and the place it was shot if that is still in business that looks amazing too. But not all the acting was convincing. Cassandra did fine as did Natasha Lyonne as Deborah. But Noah failed a bit here laughing a bit with his own character.
On part of the horror itself of course all elements are included like for example the old man running after a goth victim and tearing of her blouse so she can reveal tattoos and titties. She's running around showing them in full glory for a while. The red stuff flies around sometimes and the killings itself are indeed full of the red stuff but there's no gore attached.
I should not recommend it as a family horror flick because some scene's are maybe to explicit but it's fun to watch, nothing more nothing less.
Gore 0,5/5 Nudity 0,5/5 Effects 3/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0,5/5
What a great opening credits this has. I'm sure that a lot of horror buffs will get a boner by only seeing the credits alone. But once they are over this flick falls a bit down in silliness. It never really becomes scary at all and all types shown are a bit exaggerated.
The story itself is okay and the place it was shot if that is still in business that looks amazing too. But not all the acting was convincing. Cassandra did fine as did Natasha Lyonne as Deborah. But Noah failed a bit here laughing a bit with his own character.
On part of the horror itself of course all elements are included like for example the old man running after a goth victim and tearing of her blouse so she can reveal tattoos and titties. She's running around showing them in full glory for a while. The red stuff flies around sometimes and the killings itself are indeed full of the red stuff but there's no gore attached.
I should not recommend it as a family horror flick because some scene's are maybe to explicit but it's fun to watch, nothing more nothing less.
Gore 0,5/5 Nudity 0,5/5 Effects 3/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0,5/5
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $7,995
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $5,070
- Jul 11, 2010
- Gross worldwide
- $7,995
- Runtime1 hour 38 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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