Violent New Breed

Justin Decloux

Someone drinks Rudy Ray Moore's blood and then the whitest-ass kid you've ever seen chcestbursts right out of the drinker! Like taking a peek into Todd Sheets' demon-obsessed brain, all pink-coloured lighting and people screaming into the camera, as goopy, gory creature effects pop up seemingly at random and metal rips on the soundtrack. The scale of some of the scenes is genuinely staggering, as Todd loves himself a giant crowd doing violent things. I had almost no idea what was going on. Reminded me kinda of the work Joe Meredith (Complementary!), but like the Church Basement variety.

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Todd Sheets' career is filled with mountains and valleys. I love his tenacity and eye for things that make you feel like you could watch paint drying. Thrifty and full of determination, such are the films of Todd Sheets. This one falls high on the spectrum, thoughtful angles, clever death scenes, feisty bar maids and possibly the largest cast I've seen in his films up until this point. If that's not enough, an aging Rudy Ray Moore shows up, not in just a mere cameo but he delivers a full preacher sermon and a demon battle in da house the lord. We all know that even when he's not talking about God, Rudy's always takin' us to church. What I mean is that a movie with Dolemite is approximately 61.6% - 72.4 % better than a movie without Dolemite.I thought this one ran a touch long but I was feeling his gig. Nice use a satanic demon children. How do you get so many tiny demons in a movie on a government cheese budget? Somehow Todd always pulls through. By the Blades of Satan's Ceiling Fan in Hell's Mid-Western Living room Standing on the Infernal Laz-e Boy of Perdition , Todd is will be there. Making real all of your gooey foamy video-y nightmares come true.

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sheets' law: if a rudy ray moore is introduced in the dvd art, he must "go off" in the 3rd act