Death Bitch

Following a string of gruesome deaths, a police force in a small town try to uncover the truth behind the stalkings while also dealing with a crazed vigilante gunning down other victims in town, forcing him to team up to take down both cases running wild in town and bring them to justice.

This was a rather fun indie vigilante effort. Among the better elements here is the strong setup offering a fine chance to mix together it's dueling storyline into a solid time overall. The main setup involves the series of murders taking place along the city streets of the lonely killer going around taking out random people in quick, ambush attacks where the initial attacks are what catch the attention of the investigating officers who have it mixed up with the vigilante killings taking place at the same time. With the truth revealed later on about her setting out to avenge the murder of her family at their hands which is what caused everything to start. The interactions with the other seedy characters in the city and how they all work together to bring these factors together rather nicely. That leads into some rather fun moments here involving the quest from both sides to get to the bottom of the grisly slayings. With the detectives trying to solve not just the slasher case but also the vigilante closing in on the criminal gang running wild in the streets, the confrontations that arise here become quite a bit more frantic and intriguing as it goes along, featuring the series of shootouts with common thugs on the street, the confrontations in the park where she takes out the criminal gang's henchmen, and the big battle with the thugs in the park where it serves as a great revenge tactic on what happened to her fulfilling these different storyline tactics even with all this action and shootouts present, there's a wholly overwhelming sense of it's low-budget limitations that are present here being the main drawbacks on display.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Language and Graphic Violence.

The story involves a woman's family murdered by a group of thugs, she seeks revenge and to track and kill the people responsible for their deaths.

The story starts off rocky with a hooker refusing to service a customer being very upset with him. The dialogue has alot of moments where it seems the actor waits their turn to say their line than a natural emotion.

The acting isn't up to par and can be comical despite the story being serious, however there are two solid characters that deserve the attention which are the lead female vigilante and the supporting lead female detective which give a more dramatic approach to situation the rest of the characters are fairly cartoony and dumb founded. It does provide good scenery on filming locations that gives room for the story to stretch.

A missed opportunity with John Ozuna's martial arts skills and could of seen more of him as counter piece to the story. It is also comical watching the big shootout between the thugs and detectives considering neither looks like they never held a gun let alone learn how to maneuver in a fire fight...

The story does have some action and some solid feel to it but nothing too exciting aside from seeing a girl running around using just a gun killing thugs..

I am a huge B-Movie fan. I love horror, action, and scifi movies. If you enjoy independent films, this is a fun movie to watch and you will not be disappointed. The movie flowed well from scene to scene. The acting and special effects are what you would expect from an independent film, and my opinion would call it fantastic. The movie reminded me of Death Wish, but with a female main character who is ready and able to take revenge. There are two words which really stuck out and were used frequently. The words were (b) ditch and (f) luck, it had me laughing with the high usage in the film. This is 100% a good watch.