Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaCrispy, a maniacal killer clown, is firing up his chainsaw and killing again. Messiah Fist, a Christian heavy metal band, may be the only ones who can stop him with the help of some ghost hu... Leggi tuttoCrispy, a maniacal killer clown, is firing up his chainsaw and killing again. Messiah Fist, a Christian heavy metal band, may be the only ones who can stop him with the help of some ghost hunters and psychics.Crispy, a maniacal killer clown, is firing up his chainsaw and killing again. Messiah Fist, a Christian heavy metal band, may be the only ones who can stop him with the help of some ghost hunters and psychics.
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Had the pleasure of attending the premier of John Williams' third feature film, following on from last year's hugely enjoyable 'The Slayers'.
The film charts the resurrection of an evil clown, Crispy (played with enthusiasm and energy by Daniel Cubley), bent on revenge against all those that have wronged him. This is another enjoyable offering, and further proof of Williams' ability to put all the necessary ingredients together with such a small budget. Give him a budget of note and watch this guy fly.
The film isn't without its flaws though. It feels a bit cluttered at times, in as far as some characters appear to perform the same narrative function as others. Also, some of the victims seem to, on the face of it, have no connection to Crispy's vengeful mission. As a consequence, the film seems to lack a little focus and direction at times.
Don't let these minor quibbles put you off though, the film is very funny at times (though it didn't tickle me quite as much as 'The Slayers'), the red stuff (of which there is plenty) accompanies an inventive series of deaths, and there are a couple of stand out performances from the cast. Both Darren McAree as Alon Baptiste and Wes Martin as Pope completely nail their characters and provide a lot of the film's funniest moments. Once again the film is full to the brim of familiar faces from John's previous two films, and a couple of celebrity performances from former Big Brother winner Pete Bennett (who also returns) and Derek Acorah (a fun cameo where he shows he is quite happy to have a bit of fun at his own expense). I also loved a great little 'Slayers' Easter Egg ... Hilarious (if you have already seen The Slayers' that is, otherwise it won't make any sense whatsoever).
I look forward to seeing what Williams has up his sleeve next time out.
Check it out if you have chance.
The film charts the resurrection of an evil clown, Crispy (played with enthusiasm and energy by Daniel Cubley), bent on revenge against all those that have wronged him. This is another enjoyable offering, and further proof of Williams' ability to put all the necessary ingredients together with such a small budget. Give him a budget of note and watch this guy fly.
The film isn't without its flaws though. It feels a bit cluttered at times, in as far as some characters appear to perform the same narrative function as others. Also, some of the victims seem to, on the face of it, have no connection to Crispy's vengeful mission. As a consequence, the film seems to lack a little focus and direction at times.
Don't let these minor quibbles put you off though, the film is very funny at times (though it didn't tickle me quite as much as 'The Slayers'), the red stuff (of which there is plenty) accompanies an inventive series of deaths, and there are a couple of stand out performances from the cast. Both Darren McAree as Alon Baptiste and Wes Martin as Pope completely nail their characters and provide a lot of the film's funniest moments. Once again the film is full to the brim of familiar faces from John's previous two films, and a couple of celebrity performances from former Big Brother winner Pete Bennett (who also returns) and Derek Acorah (a fun cameo where he shows he is quite happy to have a bit of fun at his own expense). I also loved a great little 'Slayers' Easter Egg ... Hilarious (if you have already seen The Slayers' that is, otherwise it won't make any sense whatsoever).
I look forward to seeing what Williams has up his sleeve next time out.
Check it out if you have chance.
Where on earth to start with this strange mess? It's awful, beyond awful but that being said there's something almost memorising about it that makes you want to continue watching.
It's pointless talking about anything normally associated with reviews such as character development, sets and dialect as they are all there poor fashion. To put it bluntly... This movie is so BAD it actually becomes a mess of okay.
There's bad acting, a bad story, bad jokes... But it all becomes confusingly okay. Some great one liners hidden amongst the mess.
One last hurrah for the late Derek Acorah.
Wouldn't watch it again, mind.
It's pointless talking about anything normally associated with reviews such as character development, sets and dialect as they are all there poor fashion. To put it bluntly... This movie is so BAD it actually becomes a mess of okay.
There's bad acting, a bad story, bad jokes... But it all becomes confusingly okay. Some great one liners hidden amongst the mess.
One last hurrah for the late Derek Acorah.
Wouldn't watch it again, mind.
I went into this with very low expectations. The humor was quirky, the deaths were done relatively well with practical effects, and the characters become increasingly charming as the movie goes on.
I'd like to see a film where. The same characters are reunited to combat another strange situation or villain!
I'd like to see a film where. The same characters are reunited to combat another strange situation or villain!
Well that was an evening I'll never get back.
Don't waste your time & money. The 'actor' who plays the clown is so wooden I'm surprised he's not got woodworm!
Clowns, heavy metal, idiot cops, paranormal investigation, chainsaws, piranhas and a fabulous Pete Bennett... not to mention blood and vomit!! This movie had it all, brilliant.
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- QuizActor Dan Lewis-Dayle, author of the Connor Candlish series has been killed in almost all John Williams movies. Dan also sponsors this film. Books available on Amazon.
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- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 45 minuti
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