Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jade Dornfeld | ... | Alyce | |
Amara Zaragoza | ... | Carroll (as Tamara Feldman) | |
James Duval | ... | Vince | |
Eddie Rouse | ... | Rex | |
Larry Cedar | ... | Harold | |
Yorgo Constantine | ... | Lt. Warner | |
Megan Gallagher | ... | Ginny | |
Rena Owen | ... | Danielle | |
Tracey Walter | ... | Landlord | |
Bret Roberts | ... | Mike | |
Catero Colbert | ... | Mouse | |
Brian McGuire | ... | March | |
Max E. Williams | ... | Kurt (as Max Williams) | |
Whitney Anderson | ... | Renee | |
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Victor Avitia | ... | Santiago |
After accidentally knocking her best friend off a roof, Alyce is haunted by guilt and delves into a brutal nightmare wonderland of sex, drugs and violence, her mind tearing itself apart along with anyone else who gets in her way.
Stop watching, rating and reviewing horror films unless you are a fan of the genre! As a general rule, I always assume a horror film is good if it gets at least a five on IMDb. That's because you can assume most of the people rating it don't like horror, so the low ratings from the anti-horror raters are balanced out by the higher ratings from those of us who appreciate it. This is a wonderful turn on the psycho-killer sub-genre. Alyce is an attractive, somewhat withdrawn young woman who pretty much leads her life as an extension of her best friend with whom she obviously has more than a "friendly" attraction. After an evening of partying and drug use, she accidentally pushes her best friend off of a roof prompting her descent into depravity. She is obviously unbalanced from the first scene, so it is extremely believable that she is pushed over the edge herself after losing her best friend at her own hand. The rest is grisly, morbid fun. Jade Dornfeld is excellent, sexy, and extremely plausible as the crazy girl who is suddenly a drug addict, prostitute, necrophiliac, and killer all at once while developing a new sense of self-confidence. Definitely a 7 out of 10 - a must for horror fans.