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Title: Hellbent (2004)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Dylan Fergus | ... | Eddie | |
| Bryan Kirkwood | ... | Jake | |
| Hank Harris | ... | Joey | |
| Andrew Levitas | ... | Chaz | |
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Matt Phillips | ... | Tobey |
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Kent Bradley James | ... | Nick Name (as Nick Name) |
| Wren T. Brown | ... | Police Captain | |
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Nina Landey | ... | Maria |
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Samuel A. Levine | ... | Mikey (as Samuel Aarons) |
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Kris Andersson | ... | White Pepper |
| Shaun T. Benjamin | ... | Police Officer (as Shaun Benjamin) | |
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Baron Rogers | ... | Jared Reynolds |
| Miguel Angel Caballero | ... | Jorge (as Miguel Caballero) | |
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Blake Davis | ... | Frat Guy |
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Jerry Farmer | ... | Tattoo Artist |
Two gay men on a date are murdered the night before Halloween in West Hollywood, California. Eddie and his friends Joey, Chaz and Tobey are going out the following night to the West Hollywood Halloween festival when they encounter the psycho, who sets his eye on them. The killer stalks them through the festival as Chaz parties, Joey chases his jock crush, Tobey tries dressing in drag, and Eddie pursues Jake, the bad boy he wants to get to know better. Not until the very end do you find out who dies and who survives their night of terror. Written by Esprix
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As a longtime slasher fan, I'm always looking forward to a new entry in one of my favorite sub-genres. When I first heard about this one, I was wary. Not because it was a gay slasher film, but because I was worried that the characters weren't going to be portrayed as real people, but rather caricatures of gay stereotypes. In order for a slasher film to succeed, you need to believe the victims... and thankfully, with Hellbent, I did.
What I got in this film was a really solid slasher flick that was really fun from beginning to end, with beautiful cinematography, plentiful gore, and a very fun locale. While the killer has no direct motive, it works within the context of the story and the movie never gets bogged down with pacing problems.
The characters, while an eclectic bunch, are all believable and keep the story moving along. While the occasional stereotype shows up, one gets the feeling that these are real people in a real situation, which is refreshing. The fact that the central characters are gay quits being a gimmick after the opening scene.
Judging from other reviews here, it appears as though a lot of people didn't care for this film, but I really did have a good time with it. Its funny, gory, and entertaining - which is all I ever ask of my slasher movies. People wanting high cinema should look somewhere else... but if you want high cinema, you probably aren't a slasher fan anyways.