Axeman 2: Overkill (2017)

When a band of crazed evangelicals Christians, murderous bank robbers and revenge-seeking vigilantes descend upon Cutter's Creek, there's only one axe-wielding local legend that can separate them. And dismember them.

Director:

Joston Theney

Writer:

Joston Theney

Stars:

Bryan E. Clark II, Michael Wayne Foster, Farrah Laurel Abraham

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Bryan E. Clark II	...	Bill Talbert / The Axeman (as Bryan Clark)
Michael Wayne Foster	...	Polk Talbert (as Michael Foster)
Farrah Laurel Abraham	...	Fannie Rae Baker (as Farrah Abraham)
Arielle Brachfeld	...	Deputy Darlene Whitfield
Arielle Hader	...	Irma Jean Manly
Edward Gusts	...	David Manly
Kailena Mai	...	Tammy / Marisol Talbert
Rachel Reilly	...	Breaker
Angelica Bridges	...	Dungie
Whitney Nielsen	...	Liz
Monique Parent	...	Mrs. Marla Whitfield
Craig Partamian	...	Bird
Hannah Landberg	...	Kesha
Jacqui Holland	...	Sunshine
Alisha Seaton	...	Maureen O'Bannon

Storyline

When a band of crazed evangelicals Christians, murderous bank robbers and revenge-seeking vigilantes descend upon Cutter's Creek, there's only one axe-wielding local legend that can separate them. And dismember them.

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Plot Keywords:

axe wielding maniac | urban legend | slasher | sequel | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Did You Know?

Crazy Credits

"Talbert", the last name of Bryan E. Clark II's character, is misspelled as "Tlbert" in the ending credits.

User Reviews

Not a good flick. Period.

I love campy b-horror as much as the next, but this was simply not enjoyable in any way. I will simply point you to the ONLY two reviewers who gave this a positive score:

• one of them admittedly worked on the film
• the other has only two reviews...this movie, and Axeman 1...each of which were "amazing."

I rarely base whether I watch a film on the often numerous reviewers stating that "the only good reviews must come from people on the film," since most times there are a plethora of other reviews to balance out some of this back seat directing. In this case, it was obvious to me that the two reviewers worked on the film. Regrettably, I have pan this one. Unless, of course, you like your schlock horror:

• with acting that is akin to a first read-through of a script
• terrible cgi fx (that don't even pixelate properly)
• poor film work with non-professional equipment
• sound and Foley that are equally as bad

I can always overlook some bad acting, or phony fx, but there's a difference between seeing a film that genuinely appears to have been made by folks who believe in the project, and one that looks hastily put together & made with friends on the hill behind your grandmother's house. I have definitely seen worse, but not by much.

I can not honestly recommend this. Most of these flicks carry a bit of gore to make them worth the watch, some clever dialog, or at least ONE facet that makes it watchable. Not in this case.

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 October 2017 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

#Sinning Works, Blood Red Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min