Produced, Directed & Make Up Effects by: John Specht Associate Produced & Written by: Robin Garrels Starring: Robin Garrels .... Autumn Chris Grega .... Hart John Specht .... Dr. Lumen Derek Simmons .... Kelley Chris Martin .... Forest Eric Whitman .... Rico David Burnett .... Tony Release Date: B-Movie Film Festival: January, 2002 Rating:

A deranged woman suffering from amnesia named Autumn (Robin Garrels) is hypnotised so that she can explore her own mind.
While she is trying to remeber her memories they are plagued by drug users and dealers, slaughterings and her dead friends coming to life blaming her as well as leading to deadly mobsters which makes her go crazier.

Oh god where do I start? Made on a super VHS I am surprised this film was released at all. At least put some money into it.
The story is extremely confusing in the beginning but it still barely carries a plot afterwards.
This film was really a waste of time.

The acting is quite terrible I must say but of course there's poor audio too which is to blame.

There is a bloodied corpse next to a guy drinking blood from a wine glass as well as a girl in a bloodied bag tearing skin off of her face
A persons insides is torn out
Some bloody shootings.
The effects for the gore are the films drawing card.

I liked John Specht's direction on the dead girl being hung coming to life and blaming Autumn for her death but that's all what I like about his direction.

There are some interesting moments with David Burnett's music in the film as he can do wonders with his synthesizer playing.

Special features include:
-Director and crew commentary
-Music details
-Bonus short "Satan Eats Lunch"
-Trailers

U.S.A.	VHS	DVD
Canada	VHS