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Shot in super eight, this movie is amateur film-making at its most primitive that includes Gore, Claymotion, it works as a whole package for lovers of the genre. A must for sick and twisted cult fanatics who worship the Kuchars, Teco Benson, Roger A. Fratter, Nick Zedd and Norbert Moutier. In other words, this movie is an explosion reel in its purest form, which when it comes to this genre means lots of crazy antics. A film with one thing in common: love for good old American exploitation movies. As expected of 70's B-movies, the acting is painfully bad, nevertheless, the main stars, have sick scenes, and Jeanin Lake shines among the whole cast. The story also defies categorization. It is anything but porn, per se, to anybody who takes a glimpse of the cover art but there are sequences of adventure and gore. The special effects are laughably amateurish but, it doesn't feel that way for the entire runtime. As I said the film is so wrong in so many ways not to mention utterly offensive by today's standards. I can't add much more to what's already been said about this exploitation gem. If you have a stomach for blood and guts, over-the-top antics you should see this movie.

Why you should watch this movie; 1. To see the Skull spider (Rufus?) 2. For an interesting and new horror storyline 3. For a break from super disturbing cinema and tense horror while still staying in the genre 4. Its quick and Free

Honestly I didn't have high hopes about this movie but I quickly grew to love it. Its dumb and cheesy but in such a genius way. 1st of all this movie mixes, Claymation, slow-motion, and live action in a beautiful way. While I personally don't care for nudity I get the appeal and the reason it is in the movie. Its incredibly refreshing to watch something new and creepy without pure nastiness, depression, or torture porn.

This movie is just about unwatchable.

It's basically a home movie but really poorly made for even a home movie. It's one of the worst directed movies you will ever see. Makes Ed Wood look like Orson Welles.

The only thing I found interesting about the movie was some very rudimentary stop motion animation.