Filthy McNastiest: Apocalypse Fuck!

OK, someone has to speak out, because the other review has to have been written by a cast member or family.

The one liners were funny, especially the main character and his "trial and error" ghetto speak.

Gore is done all off camera. The only really attractive girl is "Juliana" played by Jen Stone. Unfortunately she is clothed the entire movie.

All in all, it's a decent movie for something that might have been shot with a home camcorder with very very little budget, but nothing you haven't seen before.

Ps. drinking before the movie does not help with the enjoyment.

For his third Filthy McNasty film, writer/director Chris Seaver pulls a sex-change switcheroo: this time around, it's a female sex demon that is summoned after Clavell Mandanglo (Jason McCall) gets his best friend Juliana (Jen Stone) to a perform a witchcraft ritual to make him well endowed. Unfortunately for Clavell, his celebratory par-tay the following evening is crashed by the demon, Dartagnan (Meredith Host), who proceeds to kill the guests.

As before, totally off-the-wall characters (think John Waters, Troma, and Bo' Selecta!) and tasteless gags involving all manner of bodily parts and functions are the order of the day. If anything, Seaver goes even further with the depravity. Obviously, this is all aimed at a very select audience, but if you enjoyed the first two films, then have at it. You might as well watch 'em all.

The previous two Filthy McNasty films were pathetic, crude stupid indie films that failed on every front and the third is no different.

It desperately wants to be funny but uses a humor that will only appeal to those with the mental capacity of a 10yr old.

With ridiculous characters, random events that make no sense and this time the addition of some really disgusting scenes including a sexual abortion this really is as bad as it gets.

The shocking thing is that this is the best of the three, but I'd still argue the case for this being one of the worst movie franchises ever made.

The Good:

Not a thing

The Bad:

Literally everything

A couple of sickening disgusting scenes