Director-Writer-Star Owen Conway does a Supreme Job on the Look, the Garish-Color-Scheme and the Costumes and Make-Up, especially for such a Minuscule Budget.
The Story is Not Much More than Tropes of the Sub-Genre. It Doesn't Break any New Ground or Shoot any Surprises that Startle.
It's a Good-Effort All Around with the Weakest Link the Final 10 Minutes when it Lethargically Tries to Explain and Tie-it-all-Together, that is Dull and Fails Miserably, almost Negating the Fun Images and Interplay that Came Before.
Truth be Told the "Truth" of the Story is Muddled and Sporadic, with an Appearance of a Brief Shot of a "Demon", that Looks like a Left-Over Mask from "Donnie Darko" (2001), that is a Sudden Scare but Goes Nowhere.
The Movie is Never Boring and has a Certain "Cheap" Charm that Never Looks Cheap, in Fact it Looks quite Elegant at Times.
Lots of Bloody Gun-Violence but Only a Modicum of Horror-Gore.
Overall, the Effort Shows and for Fans of Grind-House, Independent Shock and Schlock Cinema, it's...
Worth a Watch.
The Story is Not Much More than Tropes of the Sub-Genre. It Doesn't Break any New Ground or Shoot any Surprises that Startle.
It's a Good-Effort All Around with the Weakest Link the Final 10 Minutes when it Lethargically Tries to Explain and Tie-it-all-Together, that is Dull and Fails Miserably, almost Negating the Fun Images and Interplay that Came Before.
Truth be Told the "Truth" of the Story is Muddled and Sporadic, with an Appearance of a Brief Shot of a "Demon", that Looks like a Left-Over Mask from "Donnie Darko" (2001), that is a Sudden Scare but Goes Nowhere.
The Movie is Never Boring and has a Certain "Cheap" Charm that Never Looks Cheap, in Fact it Looks quite Elegant at Times.
Lots of Bloody Gun-Violence but Only a Modicum of Horror-Gore.
Overall, the Effort Shows and for Fans of Grind-House, Independent Shock and Schlock Cinema, it's...
Worth a Watch.