Beverly Kills

Camp. Camp. and more camp. Shane (Rick Sparks) has a job, but doesn't have a place to live, so he's sleeping on a stage in hollywood. Everyone is giving him advice, but he's a wandering soul. He crosses paths with "Beverly" (Gary Kelley), who is starting a cult. and for SOME reason, has it in for Shane. ?? Sound quality through-out is just awful... between poorly placed microphones, and some of the actors rushing or mumbling their lines, it's hard to follow quite a bit of the time. Fun ad on the side of the pay phone when the girl calls her parents! Nudity and so much cussing, so this one is totally not for the faint of heart. Written and directed by Damion Dietz. The story picks up as it goes along.. we finally find out what Beverly's goal is, kind of. and much of the plot includes people dressing up as silly characters and real people, which is PERFECT, since most of the story takes place on Hollywood Boulevard. Ends up being much ado about nothing. silly, campy, but kind of fun if you just go along for the ride. During the end credits, we find out how everyone is doing later in life; which is good, because that's where we find out who some of the characters were... it's fun, on a gay, gritty, level.