Slices (2008)

Both an homage and a new look to the old style anthology films. Five different films, five different styles.

Directors:

Lenny Lenox, Neil McCurry,

Writers:

Bret Culpepper (additional dialogue), Lenny Lenox (segment),

Stars:

Matthew Olivo, Trent Haaga, Julie Anne

Cast

Credited cast:
Matthew Olivo	...	Insomniac
Trent Haaga	...	Professor Lucius Phibes
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Julie Anne	...	Wendy (segment "Night Scream")
Kevin Bangos	...	The Assistant (segment "The Exterminator")
Elias Cecil	...	Jack (segment "Turnout")
Bret Culpepper	...	Thadeus Cain (segment "The Range")
Vincent E. Culpepper	...	Deputy Rhoads (segment "The Range")
Kelly De Sarla	...	Isabelle (segment "The Range")
Devorah Lynne Dishington	...	Ethyl Freemont (segment "Dead Letters")
Dave Ferguson	...	Sheriff Billings (segment "The Range")
Sebastian Gonzales	...	The Exterminator (segment "The Exterminator")
David C. Hayes	...	Skillett Bob (segment "The Range")
Rich Knight	...	Billy (segment "The Range")
Lenny Lenox	...	Pizza Man
Kristen Licata	...	Stacey

Storyline

Both an homage and a new look to the old style anthology films. Five different films, five different styles.

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Taglines:

Everyone will get Theirs...

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Genres:

Horror | Sci-Fi

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 January 2008 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$50,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Other Side Cinema, Zen Weasel Films, McCurry Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

108 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

There is a hidden nude shower scene after the credits roll.

User Reviews

A beautiful display of retro inspired horror

I just want to start this review off saying one thing...I love anthology movies growing up watching Tales from the crypt, Monsters, Twilight Zone, and off course movies like creep show and although not horror the amazing stories series I have become a major anthology junkie. But sadly more than half of them completely suck the most recent good one I had seen before watching Slices was Trick R Treat. Now on to my review of the little hidden treasure known as Slices.

As you may of guessed from my little intro there Slices is a anthology of five short stories shown too you through the eyes of an insomniac who has found himself watching a marathon of a horror host television show dubbed "Tales of the macabre" which gave me flash backs to growing up with such people as Elvira and the great Joe Bob Briggs on my television screen introducing me to endless tales of gore and terror. The stories included in this anthology are very original and at the same time pay homage to different styles of horror. You get a little taste of everything from torture horror to classic 80's splatter it's a nice tasting treat for anyone who grew up in the 80's.

Out of the five I really only disliked one but for sake of not tainting your viewing of this movie I've decided to keep the one I didn't to myself I'd really like to hear some others takes on this five shorts, so please feel free to leave comments if you happen to give this film a go. Each of the stories are pretty solid and entertaining they kept my attention the entire two hours and thirty minutes. The make up for the most part was pretty good and graphic at times the only make up I thought was bad was in the fourth story the "monsters" I'll call them so as to not spoil anything look like the members of Cradle of filth, but other than that I came away pleased with the makeup and the gore displayed in this movie.

Overall when the credits rolled I found myself happy with the time I just spent with Slices I'm very picky when it comes to these types of movies and watch everyone I can get my hands on. This is a fun watch for any fan that enjoys good old fashion low budget horror you'll feel like your back in the 80's before it's over having flashbacks of your Megadeth jean jacket and skin tight pants *throws up the devil horns*.

6.5/10 - Ritualistic The Liberal Dead http://liberaldead.blogspot.com