Panman (2011)

A demon chef murders culinary students one by bloody one.

Directors:

Tim Pilleri, Jim Zaguroli

Writer:

Tim Pilleri

Stars:

G. Larry Butler, Tim Pilleri, Talia Tabin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
G. Larry Butler	...	Professor Hunter
Tim Pilleri	...	Panman
Talia Tabin	...	Hope
Tina Molina	...	Justice
Les Jennings	...	Bo
Craig Frank	...	Elijah
Andrea Jensen	...	Zelda
Clayton Froning	...	Terry
David Flajnik	...	Private Detective
Andy Ostroff	...	House
Lisa Younger	...	Loretta
Eric Patton	...	Mark
Amber Marie Bollinger	...	Francine (as Amber Bollinger)
Kelly Walker	...	Agnes
Adam Sauter	...	Thief

Storyline

Panman is a demon chef with the recipe for murder. As people start to disappear, a custard professor and a few of his students, band together to try and stop PANMAN. In the beginning, Panman seems to be a vicious killer with a pan in his hand and a craving for fresh victims, but we soon find out he has a thirst for something more, LOVE. Lurking on the other side of town is a grizzled culinary professor who is hell bent on forming an assassination squad to kill Panman once and for all. The Professor and his hunters are able to infiltrate Panman's love life and cause disastrous results. Once Panman's girl is gone and his heart is broken, he goes on a one-pan-man killing spree exacting revenge on the Professor and his students.

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Plot Keywords:

student | demon | chef | serial killer | low budget film | 

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Taglines:

Marinated in evil

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Genres:

Comedy | Horror | Romance

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 April 2015 (Germany)

Also Known As:

Bis das Blut kocht

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$10,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bucket of Blood Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Crazy Credits

There is a scene after the credits that shows the whereabouts of Agnes

User Reviews

Potential Cult Classic

Panman is a Post-Modern slasher film with it's tongue cold chillin in it's cheek. Panman is silly. There are laughs to be found. It has an amusing sometimes clever script and it never takes itself seriously at all. The acting is the real bugaboo here. Some performances work, some are too far over the top and it finds itself swimming into satire, which is less gutsy then a strictly absurdest approach that would have, I feel, made it shine a little brighter for it's intended audience. Still there's enough goofy flavoring baked in that it succeeds to outperform far bigger budgeted movies with far less. Premise is basically "masked" killer (or killer with cooking pot on his head) kills culinary students and a "special" team of culinary students with their custard professor attempt to hunt him down and kill him. Of course, being a super slasher, he is supernatural and is in all reality a demon crossed with a dead Russian chef. Toss in a tragic love story and a sister out for "Justice" and you have an idea. Sadly, as mentioned, though well written and firmly filmed, the acting spoils the course. G.Larry Butler, in particular, goes to far overboard in his performance and produces the most groans. If his role was perhaps toned down a notch or given a different actor, this movie would be a little more likable. All in all, it's enjoyable but perhaps a tad too long. Maybe it would have worked better as a short. If you like Eagleheart, FDR, Black Dynamite and such..you might fall for this "ham".