Stars: Ian Enriquez, Alexandra Guerineaud, Sarah Korda, Shannon Lark, Santiago Morales, Ly Pham, Ron Smith, Rosemary Maciel, Patrick Donahue, Noelle Birchwood | Written and Directed by Nik Wendelsdorf
Ahhh, the late ’80s/early ’90s… the heyday of shot-on-video horror. Where anyone could pick up a camera, make a movie and get it into video stores; well at least in the Us. This was also the era that made household names out of the likes of Donald Farmer, Tim Ritter, The Polonia Brothers and Nik Wendelsdorf.
Hold on, hold on. Nik Wendelsdorf? He didn’t make films in that era did he? Well, no. But his debut feature Mr. Cleaver sure feels like it comes from that period in horror history!
The story is simple, much like that of the genre movies it aims to emulate – a group of punks, and a psychic (of course) break into a seemingly abandoned warehouse to
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Ahhh, the late ’80s/early ’90s… the heyday of shot-on-video horror. Where anyone could pick up a camera, make a movie and get it into video stores; well at least in the Us. This was also the era that made household names out of the likes of Donald Farmer, Tim Ritter, The Polonia Brothers and Nik Wendelsdorf.
Hold on, hold on. Nik Wendelsdorf? He didn’t make films in that era did he? Well, no. But his debut feature Mr. Cleaver sure feels like it comes from that period in horror history!
The story is simple, much like that of the genre movies it aims to emulate – a group of punks, and a psychic (of course) break into a seemingly abandoned warehouse to