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El ocultista novato Onyx y un grupo de adoradores asisten a un ritual único en la vida en la mansión de su ídolo Bartok El Grande.El ocultista novato Onyx y un grupo de adoradores asisten a un ritual único en la vida en la mansión de su ídolo Bartok El Grande.El ocultista novato Onyx y un grupo de adoradores asisten a un ritual único en la vida en la mansión de su ídolo Bartok El Grande.
Madison Reed Dudley
- Meat Hut Customer 1
- (as Madison Dudley)
Donna Pieroni
- Masha
- (as Donna Peroni)
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This movie was such a cute movie. I can't even describe it. Andrew Bowser who played Onyx the Fortuitous did such an amazing job. He made the movie. I watched this movie in the background while I was working, and it was simple to follow even not watching 100% what was on the screen. It was also nice to see Terrence C. Carson. Who played Mr. Duke. I loved him on the TV sitcom Living single.
This movie is not going to be for everyone. I'm sure some people will not connect with this style of humor, or the character of Onyx at all.
If you like corny dad jokes, 80s movie, people talking strangely then you will like this movie, and I will recommend it.
This movie is not going to be for everyone. I'm sure some people will not connect with this style of humor, or the character of Onyx at all.
If you like corny dad jokes, 80s movie, people talking strangely then you will like this movie, and I will recommend it.
Onyx The Fortuitous is a wonderfully cheesy, low budget, horror comedy, created by Andrew Bowser.
A creator who is best known for his short horror films- and work on youtube- in which he plays a series of hilariously goofy, endearingly annoying, characters...inspired by the likes of Sacha Baren Cohen, Jack Black, and Tom Green.
Meaning, not only did he write and direct this film...he also plays the main character Marcus aka Onyx The Fortuitous.
An autistic fast food worker, who is obsessed with his childhood hero...satanist, Bartok The Great.
Thus, when he wins a contest to visit Bartok's home- with a select group of other individuals- he hops on the oppourtunity.
Unaware that Bartok plans to use them to raise an ancient demon...by harvesting their souls.
Bartok claims they are each the reincarnation of a roleplayer in the story of a grimoire he possesses.
Luring them into his trap, under the promise of immortality.
Until, Onyx unwittingly uncovers the ruse, after witnessing the murder of one of his fellow visitors.
Which puts the rest of the group on a path to play Bartok, before he plays them...
Bowser's characters generally have an annoyingly innocent charm to them...and Onyx- a character he developed for a youtube series in 2020- is no different.
So...seeing him get a chance to work them into a feature length film for the first time, is quite the treat!
Because not only is this a complete and utter cheesefest.
It also has some really cool Henson-style creatures...inspired by some of his favourite horror and comedy icons.
Like the ghouls- which look like a combination of the monsters from They Live! And Mars Attacks!; while the monster-in-a-box seems to act as a reference to the infamous Spaulding Gray.
Is it a masterpiece?
Of course not.
It is, however, a youth friendly horror-comedy on par with the likes of Tenacious D And The Pick Of Destiny, for example.
I, for one, was entertained.
And if you aren't too...then you might be taking life a little too seriously.
Because this is great fun!
6.5 out of 10.
A creator who is best known for his short horror films- and work on youtube- in which he plays a series of hilariously goofy, endearingly annoying, characters...inspired by the likes of Sacha Baren Cohen, Jack Black, and Tom Green.
Meaning, not only did he write and direct this film...he also plays the main character Marcus aka Onyx The Fortuitous.
An autistic fast food worker, who is obsessed with his childhood hero...satanist, Bartok The Great.
Thus, when he wins a contest to visit Bartok's home- with a select group of other individuals- he hops on the oppourtunity.
Unaware that Bartok plans to use them to raise an ancient demon...by harvesting their souls.
Bartok claims they are each the reincarnation of a roleplayer in the story of a grimoire he possesses.
Luring them into his trap, under the promise of immortality.
Until, Onyx unwittingly uncovers the ruse, after witnessing the murder of one of his fellow visitors.
Which puts the rest of the group on a path to play Bartok, before he plays them...
Bowser's characters generally have an annoyingly innocent charm to them...and Onyx- a character he developed for a youtube series in 2020- is no different.
So...seeing him get a chance to work them into a feature length film for the first time, is quite the treat!
Because not only is this a complete and utter cheesefest.
It also has some really cool Henson-style creatures...inspired by some of his favourite horror and comedy icons.
Like the ghouls- which look like a combination of the monsters from They Live! And Mars Attacks!; while the monster-in-a-box seems to act as a reference to the infamous Spaulding Gray.
Is it a masterpiece?
Of course not.
It is, however, a youth friendly horror-comedy on par with the likes of Tenacious D And The Pick Of Destiny, for example.
I, for one, was entertained.
And if you aren't too...then you might be taking life a little too seriously.
Because this is great fun!
6.5 out of 10.
For a horror comedy, the movie really works well, some of the effects are really fun and the story is cheesy and campy enough to land this movie in the SBIG section.
One gripe i have is the way Onyx the Fortuitous talks.
I am not familiar with the Actor so if this is his reagular way of speaking i appologize.
IF it is not. Then oooh boy, is it bad, i dont mind Hammed up performances (its a SBIG movie, ham comes with the cheese)
The actor playing him is not bad, he works well in the style of the movie, hell al the actors give their best and sometimes delicious hammy performances that makes it look a fun friends stage performance on the silver screen.
So at the end of the ride, the movie is a blast to watch as a movie to laugh at and kinda make fun off.
One gripe i have is the way Onyx the Fortuitous talks.
I am not familiar with the Actor so if this is his reagular way of speaking i appologize.
IF it is not. Then oooh boy, is it bad, i dont mind Hammed up performances (its a SBIG movie, ham comes with the cheese)
The actor playing him is not bad, he works well in the style of the movie, hell al the actors give their best and sometimes delicious hammy performances that makes it look a fun friends stage performance on the silver screen.
So at the end of the ride, the movie is a blast to watch as a movie to laugh at and kinda make fun off.
I liked this movie except for the lead actor Andrew Bowser who almost sinks the movie all by himself. He is also the director and the writer. Maybe he should stick to directing and leave the acting to someone else. Every time a good scene was being shown Mr. Bowser started acting his part and ruined the scene. If someone else had been cast as the lead actor I would have rated this movie a lot higher than the 6 stars I am giving it. The only reason I am giving this movie a 6 stars at all is because of the other actors who are doing a great job in their parts. This movie is entertaining and I wasn't bored one bit. Again it's a good movie with a bad lead actor.
I loved this movie. Mostly because I love the Onyx character, and I think the way he is incorporated as a main character in this horror/comedy is fantastic.
This is a grade-A b-movie. Like, it's not good. But I think they knew it wasn't going to be a fantastic movie when making it, so they were able to lean into the punches a little and I think it worked really well.
What are you going to do with a film where the protagonist is viscerally awkward and weird? You're going make it weird and fun as possible! So that's what they did. Decent storytelling, decent acting, good world building, consistent effects, and some clever writing.
Like this is the best outcome anyone can expect from an internet meme character. I'm happy they made this and I want to see more from them. I would casually watch this in show form.
On-par with Tucker and Dale vs. Evil.
This is a grade-A b-movie. Like, it's not good. But I think they knew it wasn't going to be a fantastic movie when making it, so they were able to lean into the punches a little and I think it worked really well.
What are you going to do with a film where the protagonist is viscerally awkward and weird? You're going make it weird and fun as possible! So that's what they did. Decent storytelling, decent acting, good world building, consistent effects, and some clever writing.
Like this is the best outcome anyone can expect from an internet meme character. I'm happy they made this and I want to see more from them. I would casually watch this in show form.
On-par with Tucker and Dale vs. Evil.
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- Curiosidades7,493 backers on Kickstarter pledged $610,467 to help bring this project to life.
- Citas
[repeated line]
Onyx the Fortuitous: I dunno.
- Banda sonoraI'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)
Written by Jim Steinman
Performed by Andrew Bowser & Olivia Taylor Dudley
Published by Edward B. Marks Music Company (BMI)
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Idioma
- Títulos en diferentes países
- Оникс Удачный и талисман душ
- Localizaciones del rodaje
- 104 Walker st Lenox, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos(Venfort Hall Mansion)
- Empresa productora
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Taquilla
- Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
- 182.021 US$
- Recaudación en todo el mundo
- 182.021 US$
- Duración1 hora 48 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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