The
police has a diary of a legendary occult
serial killer named Edmond Deyers as they
try to trace a serial killer down who is
kidnapping and gagging women and then
slaughtering them in a remote town.
A young officer named Jennings (Frank
Corto) does take notes on this scene
while he finds clues on these tortured
and slaughtered victims so he can go over
the case with a seasoned officer named
Noels (Jimmy Diggs) and to track down
this killer.
This was a
terrific and twisted film as you wonder
what the hell is going on and it works
extremely well.
This also became the Winner of America's
Best Short Horror Films on Fangoria's
BLOOD DRIVE II DVD which isn't
at all a surprise as it offers alot of
unsolved mysteries on who this killer is
and why he's doing this to the victims.
If you enjoy short films then check this
one out.
The acting is very
well performed by the two actors Frank
Corto and Jimmy Diggs who
seem like real policemen trying to
discuss and unsolved crime of a killer.
A woman's eyes are
plucked out while being gagged and
there's a bit of blood with other victims
plus a throat is cut open by a young male
in a car.
William Rot's
work in this film is a classic and can
easily work in future indendent films as
he has a Blair Witch
type of craft to his work like with the
black and white and colored scenes of a
scene flashing back and fourth with the
officers talking and the killer torturing
his victims.
Rot has
great prickly sound effects to this film
which works extremely well.
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