Light of Blood

LIGHT OF BLOOD defies expectations. It's a no-budget epic of werewolves, spies, super soldiers and (most importantly) one man's crazed vision of a movie that would combine all these elements into a narrative feature.

Writer/Director Gustavo Perez stars as Tony Luna, the werewolf protagonist of this masterpiece of insanity. There are no words to describe it. One must truly see LIGHT OF BLOOD to appreciate it. Buy it now. You will not regret it and you never forget it.

This is a low budget movie about werewolves and stuff. It's laughably bad and kinda cringe in some places.

Actually I don't remember much of it because I was so bored. It's pure community theater when you get down to it. Not good community theater mind you. It's the bad kind where nobody seems to know what they're doing and the director is just the guy that came up with the idea.

The only reason I know anything about this is Gustavo Perez, the director and guy who plays the protagonist was King Apollyon in the equally bad movie "Maradonia and the Shadow Empire". He delivers the same lack of performance in this movie as he did in that one. This man is not an actor. And based on how this movie looked, he's not much of a director either.

Avoid this unless you're really curious to see what a no-budget horror movie looks like.