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Anyone who is a member of the Roku-only streaming channel B-Movie TV will immediately know this entire series, directed by B-Movie TV guru Ken "Ace" Brewer and written by him and Meri Gyetvey. While not rocket science by any stretch of the imagination, this is still a mighty entertaining slasher film about a killer in a Donald Trump mask (political allegory?) slashing his way through a public park with his trusty butcher knife. As a viewer who has seen all five parts of this series, Part 5 is definitely the best of the lot, as it is full of nasty kills and moves at a brisk pace. It seems much shorter than its 30-minute running time. Ace has also improved immensely as a director, as you can see his style improve from part-to-part; each part in the series being longer, gorier and faster paced than the previous part. If you haven't seen it, all five parts are available on YouTube as part of the B-Movie TV site. I would advise that you check it out and judge for yourself!

I saw this "film" on the streaming channel American Horrors, which is run by the director Hart D. Fisher. Like his channel, this "film" is repetitive, juvenile and very boring. Making the serial killer an African American is unique, but the film grinds to a near halt whenever you think it is about to become interesting, which it never does. Full of headache-inducing in-camera effects and many moments where absolutely NOTHING happens, this film would try the patience of a saint. Hey, I'm all for "art" films, but this one gives the genre a really bad name. Oh, and Hart, quit whining on your channel about how the lead actor tried to extort you. It makes you look even more juvenile than this movie! That was over 10 years ago! Get on with your life.Ugh.