 
A geek named Jeffrey
(Jack Dillon) desperately is looking for
love but can't seem to find it.
He calls up for prostitutes, uses them
for their service and asks them out but
of course they're not interested.
However, one of them by the name of
Pandora (Melissa Bacelar) accepts a date
from him and they romantically fall in
love. Jeffrey even asks her to marry him
but there's one thing that he learned
from her is that she feeds on human flesh
as she eats her clients.
He is shocked when he finds out her
secret but still tries to support her
hunger by bringing people home and
burying their corpses in the backyard of
their tomato garden.
A vicious stalker (Joshua Nelson) tries
to track Pandora down after she killed
and ate his retarded brother as he kills
many people that have contact through her
to get to her in order to kill her.
A new horror film
that is very disturbing and gruesome too.
At first the story looks like that it is
going nowhere but that's what made it
mysterious as something was going to
happen and suddenly it does.
It's clever and twisted for the video
budget it's on with good effects but the
story is a little overly long.
This one should go far at the horror film
festival circuit.
The acting is very
well performed by Jack Dillon as he
makes his character very real at seeming
desperate with his emotions and
nervousness and expressions too.
Melissa Bacelar looks and performs
fabulous as the cannibalistic prostitute
who seems convincingly normal but is
shockingly a maniac.
Jeanette
Bonner is great as a caring relative
and has a powerful role to her character
too.
There are many
topless scenes of actresses like
Alisha Frank, Julissa Lopez and
Sharon Hawk fully exposing their
breats in bed or changing to leave.
Lots of intense
graphic horror gore involved in this film
as many clients are eaten alive revealing
their insides and guts along with cut off
fingers and a head too.
There are also bloody beatings and
stabbing by a mobster. Plenty of blood
too.
It looked very real so the effects
weren't cheaply made.
James Tucker
directs this piece well and he will
make you squirm too.
He shows alot of shocking moments with
the graphic gore caught on camera plus he
coached most of the actors very well too.
He shows nice scenes between Jack Dillon and
Melissa Bacelar's romantic tryst
when Dillon's character proposes
to her which makes the scene look like
that Bacelar's character isn't
really a psycho after all.
Also him directing Bacelar's role
when she's hungry for human flesh looked
great too like what you might see in a
vampire film.
We have some light
synthesizer composing by Duane Peery
but it's nothing too spectacular or over
the top.
|
