Abomination: The Evilmaker II

I didn't understand this movie at all. Something about a girl that got killed and someone investigating. I wouldn't recommend it at all. The picture is grainy, it looks like it was shot with a VHS camcorder and the audio was so low I had to turn my TV all the way up and still could barely hear it.

There was some possession thing going on and some girl got covered in ice cream in one scene (this is an effect? WHAT?!?!) and there was some horrible looking "animated" effects that made me cringe. I thought the effects in Japanese movies were bad, the opticals in this thing were atrocious. This movie is actually the first rental where I asked for a refund of my rental money and when the manager popped the movie into a machine and saw the quality, he was gracious enough to give me a free rental because of the awful quality. (I rented Blood Works and it was GOOD.) People should not be charged to view this kind of thing, the entire budget couldn't have been more than the $4.00 rental charge.

I will say the box art got me to rent this movie, but never again. Avoid this movie at any and all cost, folks. Nothing personal to the folks who made it (I assume they had a $3.99 budget, a camcorder, and some ambition), but this is the kind of thing that you keep in the closet and maybe just show it to your friends and family, saying "hey, I made a movie." That this was commercially released and packaged at all is truly...an abomination. The title says it all and never again will I get suckered by good artwork and movies with no stars, there's no redeeming quality at all to the presentation save a couple of scenes with bare breasted women (and if you want to see this, rent something good, like Basic Instinct).

They really should label these movies properly on the boxes, saying "made by amateurs with a camcorder", that way the public wouldn't be suckered into renting this trash. Glad I didn't purchase this, but I guess the disc would've made a nice frisbee.

Believe it or not, the DVD contains making of stuff and it's exactly what you think it is: people standing around in front of a camcorder. That's right, one camcorder filming another camcorder, I couldn't believe it. Family barbeques are more entertaining.

Skip this one. Worse than Blood Cult.

Nearly unwatchable trash from the studio of BrainDamage films...I got this in a set (Vamps) with 3 other low low quality movies. Now, I like low budget crap, and I love horror movies...this was Z-grade disappointment. Horrible writing, acting, directing, sound, sets, etc. Gives indie films and BrainDamage a bad, bad name.

The plot is barely decipherable (girl goes to house where sister disappeared w/ fat cop in tow, they enter a new dimension). I pretty much had to fast forward to prevent from hanging myself. Slow, incoherent drivel seems like it was written the day after a hangover by an illiterate blind ape. A couple boob shots added nothing, I was depressed I own this. Zero redeeming qualities. Shame on everyone who touched this.

This movie deserves 0 stars. The script is dumb, the actors are bad, and the camera operator doesn't know what he/she is doing. The editing was good though, but the way the film is presented, meaning how its like a home video, is really dumb. I warn you,do not waste your money on this pathetic movie.

I could not believe this movie when i pressed play. We were greeting by this fat ugly looking woman with her breasts hanging out! I gave it a chance and was not surprised when it SUCKED! I could not follow the story line at all. The actors were so fake and unpersuading. The gore and blood was very amateur. Camera angles, editing, and sets looked so cheesy and homemade it made me sick. I watched bits of the special features to laugh, I watched a few outtakes as "cathy" is reciting her terrible cheesy line and she bursts out laughing. I did that threw the whole movie.I didn't understand how this movie made it to Hollywood video? We definitely took this one back and got our 3 bucks back because I wouldn't watch it for 3 bucks if you paid me! "starring SEXY Cathy" sexy ya hmmm

"Abomination: EvilMaker 2" is an adequate sequel to the original without going over the same ground. The new lead is not as powerful as the original (Stephanie Beaton), but she comes across as so sincere and good-natured that she does the job. Big surprise is Jon Wilmot, who underplays the role of the disgraced ex-cop successfully. It is indeed Felicia Pandolfi, back in form as one of our favorite "b-movie goth chicks" who brings the most energy. Musical score is above average for an effort of this type. DVD also has some very good features about the making of the film, and the film makers, to their credit, point out several obstacles they had to try to overcome to finish the film. The last 20:00 does contain some good twist and turns, one or two that I could not predict. Whereas the b-movie horror makers in California are more or less a heartless machine (I've never liked the films of Fred Ray, Winorski or their ilk), I would prefer renting or buying a horror film done for the right reasons, like this one. It took a second viewing to spot the subtle color scheme whenever sister Racheal appears. Here's hoping there will be a nice wrap up, completing a memorable low-budget trilogy.