Have you ever seen a walking talking chunk of kebab, wearing welding glasses and a pick axe in his hand. well this walking kebab is the monster in this horror thriller mystery slasher, filmed on location in trinidad,colerado, known for its santafe railway stop, its mining history, the first female sports jounalist, being the only woman then covering the world series/baseball, and famous for its weed, that is on wholesale on main street, working as a magnet and gravitates people from the surrounding states that doesnt have as liberal cannabis policy as colerado.
its in fact a flick that has its roots in history. in 1903 there were a vast explotion in the main mine, killing 13 miners, and the monster has appeared to commemorate his working buddies, by killing 13 citizens of the trinidadian population. the cruel killings are pretty graphic and the make or break-up department have had a handfull to work with.
its nt a good film, very primitive and amateuristically made, the cast are at best b'sides them selves, and the score is made by the children of trinidad school of arts, and so are the drawings. the plot are very predictable and the story easy to follow, so if you are a walking kebab yourself its easy to follow.
there are also a mysterious figure entering the scene in front of every killing, sending a message to the victim to come, that was the lamest figure of them all. ive seen this actress before, cause its a female, but dressing her up like a bearded midget with a large spoon and a frying pan , ringing the bell like the timekeeper in a boxing match.
i did though view the entire movie, and the grumpy old man had some history learned, but as a feature film its playtime is far too long and the scare jumps are absent, but i will not unrecommend it, because it has a tiny little bit of fun in it.
