Insaniac

I love low-budget movies, as a matter of fact, I love really bad, low-budget movies, but even the most hardened bad movie lover must draw the line somewhere. Personally, I drew my line after witnessing the films of Nathan Schiff. But most recently, after sitting through most of my latest purchase from Subrosa Extreme, I have indeed found something much, much more disappointing than anything Schiff ever attempted. In fact, I wouldn't even show this to some Matrix-loving tool as a mean-spirited prank. God bless Subrosa, but I truly, deeply hated Insaniac. The description sounded totally promising. Insanity, LSD, delusions, gory killings, and yeah, it was shot on video, which isn't necessarily a horrible thing, this day in time, but it sounded like some original, gutsy, low-budget horror which might turn out to be entertaining. Even the few IMDb reviews seemed positive (I should have read the long one), so, thanks for nothing, guys. Look, this isn't your everyday boring b-movie, Insaniac is positively sleep-inducing. Insaniac tries so hard to be deep and to make you think that it forgets to give you any other reasons to stick around, and yeah, I cut out around the 60 minute mark, it's OK, I know enough to know that I loathe Insaniac, although, I recognize this review has been about as informative as the actual movie, but trust me, it's not worth that much thought. For watchable (awsome) shot-on-video trash from Subrosa, check out Shatter Dead and Dirty Cop No Donut. Insaniac is criminally Overrated and if you know what's good for you. you'll avoid it like the plague. 1/10