Year: 2005
Duration: 01:32:18
Directed by: Paul Gagné
Actors: Stephani Wells, Cory Nelson, Paul Gagné
Language: English
Country: USA
Also known as: Sickle, Texas Slaughter
Description: Marty Sicl lives in an old slaughterhouse, in which was found the body of a young girl. He is the main suspect, but the lack of evidence does not allow to put him behind bars. And sorry – a few days later, the boyfriend of the murdered girl with friends stumble on a slaughterhouse and clog Marty to death. Everyone is convinced that he died but his body, the police could not find. And now every year (in dente “death” Marty) at the slaughterhouse begin to occur in the mysterious murder.
Review: Erotic trash, squinting under slasher, was the product of a rather weak and boring. “Slaughter at the slaughterhouse” is a movie that is better to miss than to spend their time. Ugly camera work, as well as an absurd mounting tape, do all this movie too much nesmotribelny and unpleasant.
About the actors opinion there was a twofold, maniac played very well, and all small company was painfully bright and colorful, memorable for all. But like special talent was not applied. Can be catchy bright appearance, can some sort of charisma images or typicality of the characters, but the characters still turned out to be colorful, though not completely open.
About realism in films of the genre “thrash metal” to be wrong, absurd visuals, which tries to show us some violence, shows only a low-budget picture and the lack of funds for a worthy and original effects. The murders here are sluggish, much behind the scenes, interesting moves and originality not even close.
The atmosphere is too weak. Perhaps prevents completely the wrong film music, probably plain acting. Or maybe just poor decoration of the venue, do not cause absolutely no reaction from the audience, thereby creating so important to the realism of what is happening. If heroes is absolutely not sorry, and place the events unfolding are no scares, what in the film to be afraid at all? He’s not terrible.
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Well, this was… pretty terrible.