Nothing But the Blood

There is nothing like horror in this tedious melodrama. If you're looking for horror, look elsewhere or suffer through endless soap opera-quality awfulness. I have nothing good to say about this one.

Made in Texas with an extremely low budget and all local crew and actors and yet the end result is really great! It's not a perfect movie but I think it deserves a perfect score because it is a really good movie and I'm very impressed with what the filmmakers pulled off here.

Top notch talent in directing, dramatic camera work, and surprisingly believable acting. For being a first major project from this writer/director, it is easy to see why one would be wise to keep close watch on his future career as we see this newcomer turn lowbudget lemons into a visceral lemonade.

Nothing but the Blood quickly has you cheering on the main character. The story had me captivated from start to finish and you feel great satisfaction with the way things come to and end. The story was thrilling! I highly recommend.

The horror in this film starts subtle, as this creepy and radical church infiltrates this town and this woman's life. However, without spoiling anything it gets VERY all-out horrific, thrilling and intense at the end. I can see how this film would be polarizing given its very strong point of view that might tick some people off. However, I admire their no-holds-barred stance and fearless commentary on a timely and polarizing subject matter.