No Mans Land 2: Rise of the Crimson Butcher

Rise of the Crimson Butcher is a spine tingling , mind-gripping 90's style slasher film that pays homage to films such as Friday the 13th and wrong turn. "In 'Rise of the Crimson Butcher,' the tranquility of an FBI agent's (Shawn Brackett) impending retirement is shattered when his family (Sara Acosta, Eliana Rivas, and Oli Oswald) becomes entangled in the nightmarish resurgence of the Crimson Cult (Justina England, Holland Stull, Christian Rivas, Christian Morgan, Evelynn Rivas, Victor Cramer) infamous for grisly murders at Devil's Ridge three years prior. Now, the agent and his family must battle against time and the macabre rituals of the cult, striving to survive the impending doom threatening to consume them. As the shadows of the past loom, the question remains: Will they escape the clutches of the Crimson Butcher, or will they become the next sacrificial offering in this relentless descent into terror?" The Film Co-stars Thomas Rivas (Roosevelt), Barry Barnhart (Chase), Cameron Darley (Terry), Jim Foster (Levi), Britni Nelson (Ericka), and Isaiah Favela (Nathan).

Award-winning Director Thomas Rivas and Cinematographer Kody Newton brings a cinematic masterpiece that will leave audiences on the edge of your seat. With a stellar cast, gripping storyline, and breathtaking visuals, Rise of the Crimson Butcher promises to be a slasher experience that will linger in your nightmares. The film is definitely one for all horror fans across the world, it will make you want to watch it over and over again!

I really enjoyed this watch quite a bit. I am a huge fan of the budget horror genre and this one had everything you could ask for! Good story, solid acting and some very cool kills definitely make it one worth watching. It's always impressive to me when the filmmakers overcome budgetary constraints to deliver something of this quality. The cinematography was top-notch. This is clearly shot on anamorphic lenses and it makes the experience so much more immersive. The locations were very nice as well. All-in-all a very enjoyable film that goes a long way to answering the question of whether something has to have a $100 million dollar budget to be entertaining. That answer, by the way, a resounding no!

Definitely one to add to the rotation for horror night! I love all the plot twist, keeping the viewer on their toes and keeping the air of "who done it" till the very end. Some really awesome and gruesome kills. Seeing what Thomas Rivas and his team do in the world of horror is really amazing. They've shown once again you don't need millions to make it on screens worldwide. The actors do great, and how often does the director also act! I cannot wait to see what movies they do next! Regardless of what it is it will be good I can assure you. As a new fan of Thomas Rivas and his movies this is definitely one to see!