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Sigh.

There seems to be an endless stream of films dealing with women serial killers killing men in a "sexy" yet gruesome way. This is just more of the same. The plot involves a group of sexy women who, once a year, kidnap a group of men and then torture and kill them. (yawn) We've seen this dozens of times before, and this is just one more of them. It's sort of odd that the movie-makers somehow think they're being original when they are, in fact, the exact opposite of original.

So if you get off on this sort of thing, enjoy. Otherwise, keep away. There's nothing to see here.

I can only assume that Robert Loggia and Charles Durning didn't know what actually happens in this movie that they got in. Or they were already both senile which might excuse them. Both well-known good actors that can only be embarrassed by this awful totally disgusting crap. I stopped at about 1 hour because I think I'm going to see more terrible things that I will never be able to forget. Everybody who had anything to do with making this garbage should be hung so they'll never do anything like it again and they will be a lesson to other hacks who can't make anything worthwhile. And I am not kidding. This thing is on Roku under Filmrise catagory of "Mystery". Now it does say NR 18 on the logo, but maybe it turns out to be some kind of mystery, but this kind of unpleasantness should be shown under a separate category. I would call it Nor Rated, 50 or older. And by that age you will know better than to watch this kind of garbage.

Holy crap that was horrible. Where did they get the woman? From a San Bernardino strip club. All the woman actresses and this is what we get. Unbelievable

This is film making at its finest and the highest form of the art ! This is right up there with citizen Kane and you will never be the same after seeing this ! From the acting , cinematography , dialogue and story line I'm sure this picture deserves several academy awards and will become a Hollywood classic for generations to come .

Kenneth Del Vecchio's "Bleeding Hearts" is a follow up to the deliciously wicked crime/horror "Scavenger Killers". The film takes the dark satirical madness to a small town inhabited by psychotic sisters who lure in men to torture, play and kill as a budding documentarian sets out to explore the town's darker side.

Where Vecchio's last film leaned more toward exploitation/splatter film mixed with crime thriller, "Bleeding Hearts" leans toward black comedy/fetish horror with a psycho killer kink. The story is straight forward, easy to follow and quick witted. Vecchio shines in his writing style and disheveled characters, along with writing partner Rachael Robbins. There is a lot of camp and trash worked into the characters and dialog that makes "Bleeding Hearts" fun, and entertaining. Although "Scavenger Killers" was a much stronger piece than this one.

The acting is decent enough with enough recognizable celebs playing a role in the film, from both the A list and D list. Some of the over-the-top execution of dialog falls flat and feels contrived, but for the most part the cast has great timing, delivers some very amusing lines, and really gets into the story. The story arc isn't completely solid, but "Bleeding Hearts" isn't a cerebral piece demanding one to think too hard on what is taking place. It is meant as a wicked, lighthearted slice of horror comedy that almost passes as soft-core porn. Personally I think the sex and nudity could have gone into Lars Von Trier territory but there is plenty o' flesh a go-go here.

The special effects and kill sequences carry on the fun, high octane attitude of "Bleeding Hearts" using practical effects, plenty of blood, and all sorts of kink as men get beat, kicked, screwed, tied down, caged….you get the point, before eventually facing the slaughter. The scenes are a bit much at times, with the intended humor falling flat as character's emotions seem forced. It isn't consistent, nor is it too extreme as to kill the delightful mood of watching this bit of trash-tastic horror homage.

Overall, "Bleeding Hearts" will fail to meet the more serious horror fan's expectations, but for the peeps-especially the guys-that like shameless cheeky horror, this film offers more than enough camp, fetish, flesh, blood to entertain. The acting is just as you would expect, "less is not more in this situation, more is more" when it comes to the melodramatic delivery of the cast, witty dialog, insane atmosphere, and campy vibe. "Bleeding Hearts", as I said earlier, isn't as strong a film as "Scavenger Killers", but the familiar actors, and twisted humor of Vecchio and Robbins is very much present.