GathofBaal

Like every other self-respecting horror fiend, I've been salivating for three years waiting for Rob's debut. I WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED! The most fun I've had at the movies in a loooong time. Sid Haig, Karen Black, Bill Mosely and the lucious Sheri Moon. What a cast! Rob's manic direction fits the material, and while not as bloody as hoped (it is only R), it delivers in every department. Good music, sexy girls, blood, solid direction, great sets, and a wicked sense of humor. What more do you want in a horror film? Very funny, extremely entertaining. Can't wait for the DVD, and Rob's next picture.

Nothing special here, after a few viewings it loses it attraction. Only get if you have some weak-stomached friends you'd like to horrify. The narrator is amusing, and some of the footage is worth a rewind or two, but it only appeals to die hard Real Death fans.

Unlike it's counterpart Traces of Death, this does not contain actual footage of death, but rather is a collection of gruesome "Aftermath" footage, mainly imported from Japan. A showcase of mangled accident and murder victims and suicides, it's very graphic and gory, but the novelty wears off rather quickly. Some humor is added by the goofy narrator, who makes inappropriate comments about the victims, and by the addition of ridiculous "Squishy" sound effects whenever a body is moved. For only the most die hard Real Death fans.