Filthy McNasty (2002) (V)

Director:

Chris Seaver

Writer:

Chris Seaver

Release Date:

4 March 2002 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Fantasy | Horror

Plot:

Two bookish women, whom crave adventure and bad taste, suddenly turn into sexy ladies after being zapped with a spell by a sex-starved ghost. |

Plot Keywords:

Ghost | Blackface | Sex | Satire | Splatter

Cast

Debbie Rochon	...	Julie
Miss Kitty	...	Liz
Tim Ekkebus	...	Phil the Demon / Julian
Dave Autovino	...	Max
Ali Kat	...	Vivian (as Alie Kat)
John Karyus	...	Chutney
Casey Bowker	...	Mooney
Chris Seaver	...	Chris Walk / Bonejack
TeenApe	...	Himself

Directed by
Chris Seaver

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Chris Seaver

Cinematography by
Chris Seaver

Production Companies

• Low Budget Pictures

Distributors

• Maxim Media International (2002) (non-USA) (all media)
• Tempe Video

Runtime:

47 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:Unrated

Filming Locations:

Buffalo, New York, USA

Company:

Low Budget Pictures

Trivia:

Film title is taken from jazz great Horace Silver's composition of the same name, introduced on his classic Blue Note album (BLP 4076) released in August 1961: "Doin' the Thing: The Horace Silver Quintet at the Village Gate".

Movie Connections:

Featured in Faces of Schlock (2005) (V)

Soundtrack:

Surfin' in Tuffino

As bad as low budget crap gets

I love low budget cinema. I've been a fan of JR Bookwalter ever since the days of "Ozone". Same goes for Kevin Lindenmuth with those "Addicted to Murder" films. We're talking about movies with no budget whatsoever - just a group of people willing to give a project their all. That being said, "Filthy McNasty" is a prime example of how not to make a no budget movie.

From beginning to end, this movie is embarrassing. As another reviewer put it, there's something frustrating about assuming you'll be watching a no budget cheese-fest, but then get stuck watching a bunch of teens goof around on screen together. The movie, presumably realizing its incredibly unfunny, eventually spirals downhill to the point of a six-year-old's kindergarten humor. Rather than anything genuinely funny, we're stuck with shockingly unfunny racist stereotypes and a scene where a man masturbates using feces. Why? I guess we should expect garbage from a man whose other movies are entitled "Mulva, Zmobie Ass Kicker", "12 Inches of Dangling Fury", "Scrotal Vengeance", and "Anal Paprika". Chris Seaver, I hope you read these reviews one day and realize something - if you ever plan on making anything even remotely good, try growing up. Only your friends will tell you this garbage is watchable...

0 out to 10 - One of the absolute worst, by any budget standards