When this movie started off as yet another "found footage" horror movie I groaned. It's footage from an unfinished film shot in Bulvania-- of a priest corrupted by evil. But then it quickly shifts to show two film editors looking at the footage and making hilarious comments about what's going on in the not-so-well-written scenes. When actor Stephen Rhea shows up as a psychiatrist accompanying a swat team into an overtaken mental asylum, we hear one of them say "Is the guy from the Crying Game ever going to speak--or cry?". When we see that their rifles are all yellow, we hear "Why are their rifles yellow--are they filled with pee pee?". And when there's no nudity for the first hour, another says, looking at a bald swat guy, "Put a nipple on this guy's head so we can have some breasts in this movie". It's hilarious, along the lines of MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000. Recommended. It's the funniest horror movie I've seen all year.
When this movie started off as yet another "found footage" horror movie I groaned. It's footage from an unfinished film shot in Bulvania-- of a priest corrupted by evil. But then it quickly shifts to show two film editors looking at the footage and making hilarious comments about what's going on in the not-so-well-written scenes. When actor Stephen Rhea shows up as a psychiatrist accompanying a swat team into an overtaken mental asylum, we hear one of them say "Is the guy from the Crying Game ever going to speak--or cry?". When we see that their rifles are all yellow, we hear "Why are their rifles yellow--are they filled with pee pee?". And when there's no nudity for the first hour, another says, looking at a bald swat guy, "Put a nipple on this guy's head so we can have some breasts in this movie". It's hilarious, along the lines of MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000. Recommended. It's the funniest horror movie I've seen all year.
