Dustin Ferguson directed and wrote this assemblage of clips that tell a variety of slasher stories. Well, it's really a homage - that's the nice way of saying it - to Slumber Party Massacre, while also using clips from the director's other movies Silly Scaries 2, Terror at Black Tree Forest and Escape to Black Tree Forest. Then, there are pieces of 7 Down by Tyler L. Schmid followed by big chunks of Abel Ferrera's The Driller Killer, which is a fantastic movie and makes everything else in here look not that good by comparison.
I mean, yes, you can take public domain footage and make it the meat of your movie but should you?
I guess this was supposed to be a fake trailer for Slumber Party Massacre 4: It Runs In the Family, but I have no idea how all the other already made movies made their way in other than padding. Oh yeah - Devil Times Five also shows up as a trailer.
The audio is all over the place. Film quality varies. And you wonder, how is this on Tubi?
I think Dustin is a talented guy but he's also the filmmaker whose Rattlers 2 was 70% Rattlers. I'd really like to see him make a great movie instead of ten alright movies in a week. And he should stand on his own instead of taking old footage or trailers. It compares and contrasts to his own films and he's way too good to do that. I say this with hope and good intention.
I mean, yes, you can take public domain footage and make it the meat of your movie but should you?
I guess this was supposed to be a fake trailer for Slumber Party Massacre 4: It Runs In the Family, but I have no idea how all the other already made movies made their way in other than padding. Oh yeah - Devil Times Five also shows up as a trailer.
The audio is all over the place. Film quality varies. And you wonder, how is this on Tubi?
I think Dustin is a talented guy but he's also the filmmaker whose Rattlers 2 was 70% Rattlers. I'd really like to see him make a great movie instead of ten alright movies in a week. And he should stand on his own instead of taking old footage or trailers. It compares and contrasts to his own films and he's way too good to do that. I say this with hope and good intention.
