Olaf Ittenbach
The title pretty much sums up this review. Ittenbach is the German answer to Roger Corman - movies made cheaply generally with mediocre actors (although some greats have risen from Corman's efforts) - the difference being that Ittenbach's work reveals a limited, surface, pinched-soul that leaves a bad taste in one's mouth...and this "effort" is no exception. Horror fans with a facile level of feeling for characters will enjoy the simplistic blood and guts and casual murders/killings but anyone with an appreciation of the modern classics (the best of Carpenter's, Hooper's O'Bannon's work) or even a feeling for characters will be massively disappointed if not angered. AVOID.
