A
killer clown slaughters a family as one
teenage girl named Angie Randall (Kelli
Jensen) as she manages to survive the
deadly massacre when the police arrive
and nearly shoots the clown to death.
Afterwards for a long absense, Angie
returns home but still hears the jingling
sound of the clown in her head and can't
shake it off and keeps having nightmares
about him returning for revenge.
But apparently another story is behind
all this as he was imprisoned for years
for a crime he didn't commit as he tried
to save Angie from a maniac but now he
emerges from prison as Mr. Jingles as he
goes on a killing spree on families of
those who put him behind bars.
God from the start
of this movie I knew it was a huge
mistake to rent this one.
None of it is convincing at all and the
story is so scrambled too. Anyone who
makes an indie horror film should do it
right as these people didn't take their
time with it.
This whole movie is a real joke with your
stupid everyday teenagers smoking dope
and playing tricks.
The acting is
terrible that you can laugh it off and
these actors seriously need to take
acting lessons. Nuff said.
Theres a big breast shot by
Jessica Hall as she untowels herself
before taking a shower as she looks at
herself in the mirror for a long time
There's a gothic type chick with big
breasts exposed while making out with her
boyfriend.
The gore is
perverted and extrremely bloody.
A womans guts are spilled out
A mans hand is cut off
There's an axe in the head
A persons private part is cut off
Mr. Jingles puts his fist through a guy's
chest
Todd Brunswick is
not impressive with his work in this film
at all as he doesn't make any of the
scenes look believeable especially during
the beginning of it when the police shoot
Mr. Jingles as you only hear the click of
the guns making them obvious that theyre
cap guns.
Sometimes the nightmare flashbacks look
interesting and the same with teens
murdered in a backyard at night and dead
bodies at a table in the kitchen but
that's it.
There's the cheap violin
synthesizer composing by James Souva
and T.J.
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