You know a movie is D grade when Eric Roberts shows up but he is an actor, who aside from some Christian persecution movie he practically drinks his way through, gives the roll his all. Sadly he's out in the first act to via some horrendous plug-n-play after effects. I'm talking humble bundle would reject these as too cheap to bundle. After that it's all downhill. Show The opening act "devil" on the chapter cards looks like something stolen from a carnival. The werewolf
half way through was clearly where the budget ran out as the bought a stock frame wire model they would manipulate but didn't have the time, money, or computer access to render the fur so it's looks like it's constantly stepping on a live wire. Which is only reinforced with the movement animation which is a blazing 1 frame per second, yes ONE FRAME! The jumps between movements are huge showing these were reference points for the rendering engine that was supposed to animate, with most of the
monster being a badly overlaid outline shadow that is not integrated into the scenes at all and is inconsistent in height going from 8' to 5' to 6.5', etc since the direction appears to be "it needs to fill the scene" not understanding the inside of a house and the outside of the house have vastly different scales. It was by this point I went from skipping to highlights to skipping. Does this even qualify as an anthology since it's more of a rolling story that directly connects from one part to the next without any break other than that absurdly cheap devil head. There isn't a break to differentiate a separate story so much as just showing the scenes where a different character is lead using someone from the last scene. As it's a ongoing story the next chapter panels could have been done a lot better with a simple in camera style text box on the next opening scene. There are so many bad decisions that speak to a rushed project. Pedant oversites: the full moon is 3 nights and the feeding has been happening for quite a while without a single nuisance call about large dogs howling at 3am. what is with the zombie virus that is use as a lazy plot device in two of the stories. Electrical circuits, especially in bathrooms, have a short switch so the hair dryer in the tub would be a sudden shock and flipped breaker, not a continuous electrocution. This movie is overloaded with outdated clichés and lazy work arounds.
Eric Roberts as Alex Fillmore
Sadie Katz as Cindy
David Castro as Carlos Ochoa
Johanna Rae as Missy Fillmore
Shane Woodson as Jonathan Jones
Drew Hale as Jake Daniels
Tori London as Priscilla Mantis
Rey Marz as Matthew Kohn
Tom McLaren as Harry Tindle
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OverviewA horror anthology of seven intertwined tales that follows the paths of several serial killers on their nights of terror and destruction through Los Angeles.
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