Marie
knows that something terrible things are
happening in her husband Edward's (Ean
Sheehy) lab: Strange sounds come from
behind the door; the butcher (Chuck
Bunting) brings grotesque deliveries to
their house; children are disappearing
from town. But will her decision to
interfere in Edward's macabre research
unleash an even greater horror?
It's wonders what
you can do with a cheap video cam and a
quick story. It's very mysterious as you
wonder what's going on in this insane
laboratory and it makes you really cringe
at time even if it looks a bit hokey.
However, I didn't get too much out of it
but there's a few interesting moments
here and there.
The acting was not
too bad but a little over the top. The
cast shows alot of energy however.
Ean Sheehy's performance almost
reminds me of how Edwin Neal performs
which is goofy but Sheehy is a
little too much.
There is a bloody
shoe
A mad scientists head is cut off and he
sews himself back up
Not all directors
are males and Jane Rose proves
to be just that.
She shows a nice opening with someone
opening their eyes and seeing green.
Also, there's a great first time scene
between Ean Sheehy and Jenny
Mundy-Castle. Especially when Sheehy
opens the door and acts crazy.
There's also great camera shots making
out that it's Sheehy crawling up
the stairs to a door and other crazy
moments too with the camera shots.
The music was
composed by Michael Jurin which
is nothing at all spectacular than lame
piano playing.
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