Last American Horror Show: Volume II

If you're looking for something polished with crisp editing, well-chosen music/sounds, memorable dialogue and Oscar-worthy acting, keep walking. But if you're in the mood for some cringe-tastic cinema that could have been filmed by your cousin on his cell phone using his friends as actors and their grade 11 drama project script, this one's for you. I had high hopes for this anthology-like "film"(and I use that term as loosely as humanly possible) but things got a little unbearable by the fourth or fifth story. Maybe it was the scene where I could actually see the actor chomping down hard on a blood capsule that prompted me to write the present review, but regardless, consider this fair warning: Unless you're high AF with a bunch of your friends willing to point fingers and laugh at this trainwreck (and if you have more than a dozen brain cells) you'll likely regret pressing play.

Last American Horrow Show: Volume II

These are six murky stories, well-developed to the taste of indie horror lovers.

I love the entire cast and although it is known that there are three directors from that film.

I loved the direction of Michael S. Rodriguez who highlights the story of the guy who tries to highlight a confession he never committed, before a malevolent guard, that is what I least expected, I was shocked, great story.

The role of Mike Ferguson is impeccable, a beast, I have always said that this guy should make a big poster on the wall of my room to see every day how great he is.

And Mel "Coolio" Novak is a legend, in that outfit he wears, he looks like the jailer from the iconic Elvis Presley video we all know.

Congrats to the whole team, great job.