Okay, I mean the movie actually is crap. But if you consider the budget with which the film was shot, there are even some elements that appear quite inventive/creative in the picture. Thilo Gosejohann shot this film from 1992 - 1998 in Germany with a financing that actually didn't exist and a crew of volunteers who, although most of them lacking theatrical abilities, obviously seemed to enjoy themselves acting their parts and the movie manages to convey the spirit of enthusiasm during the production of the film with nearly no budget. The story is really at a level quite below anybody might even imagine, but it's so surreal and sometimes consciously overdrawn that a not too small group over here in Europe consider the movie Cult - not only is it most often intentionally crappy and funny but there are also many references to other flicks and homages in it. Tough it might prove difficult to get a copy in America - over here on the old continent it can easily be ordered at Amazon (two editions, Powerb**ch - rated 18+ - and Greenhorn - 12+ - edition). Thilo Gosejohann put a considerable extend of violence into the Powerb**ch edition, which people with an affinity for truly black and sick humor (including myself) might consider funny - ever seen people fencing with spinal columns taken from previously killed corpses? Though it appears comical most of the time - not explicitly perverse or violent. If you ever manage to come across a copy of that role-model of independent film-making, give it a chance. Concerning features and (personal opinion herein) fun I would prefer the Powerb**ch edition, although people sensitive to violence might want to take the Greenhorn edition.
