The story is told from the view of Jessie, the telekinetic younger sibling of twin sisters Brenda and Tawny. As she writes in her journal (while a hideous Missing Link watches and later rubs herself), she begins to recount the horrible tale:
Brenda and Tawny have an obsession: they love to eat human flesh. After tying up Jessie, they lure unsuspecting Random Strangers into their house, then munch on them. Tawny then carts the remains down to the nearest lake, where a barrel full of "Biohazard" is floating.
Their past comes to haunt them when the "Biohazard" floats down to the bottom of the lake and awakens all the body parts, forming them to a gigantic poo covered Swamp Thing lookalike. Will anyone survive?
Brenda - Melantha Blackthorne
Jessie - Elizabeth Faure
Tawny - Suzi Lorraine
Directed and Written by - SV Bell
This is an extremely low budget movie. Apparently, most of the money they spent on making this went towards "transportation, lodging, and food for the whole staff of 18 folks," and it shows.
Most of the "graphic scenes" are just major repeats. Any scene with the girls gnawing on body parts and latex intestines all use the same plastic dummy, and they don't seem to actually throw the body parts into the lake, as they probably cost too much. The scenes where Jessie is writing in her journal and the Ape Woman is staring at her are repetitive, and Jessie's telekinesis is almost pointless until the very end.
There is a lot of gore, though, even if all the kills are thrown in the middle as a "Happy Murdering Collage."
The main pull of the movie (at least by the DVD cover) is that the killers are women. Though it seems (also by the cover) that they were going for more of an "old school" feel to the movie due to the many taglines and what not, the rather skanky women popping out everywhere and overacting keeps it from achieving this.
Speaking of which, the three women counteract each other: Brenda overacts, Tawny underacts, and Jessie can't act. So it works out in the end.
I liked the idea of having music throughout the whole movie, but the obviously repeated choruses get old after a while...as in the second time you hear them.
Well, at least it's short. It takes a while to get going, but once it does, it's pretty much gore til the end. So, not a complete waste of time.
By the way, they must spend an assload of money on rugs. Every new victim, the floor is nice and clean, even after smearing body parts all over the place. I'd hate to get their bill.
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This is an extremely low budget movie. Apparently, most of the money they spent on making this went ...
Pointless nudity - no
Random violence - yes
Uppercuts - no
CG circa 1983 - yes
Repeated music - yes
And...blackout...
Stop rubbing your dumb head!
Apparently they couldn't afford to REALLY throw the "body-parts" in the water...
Random techno party!
Pointless gun masturbation.
Pointless slow motion screaming!
Stock footage bag dragging.
Is she stapling him to death?
Evil lake zombie monster with gastrointestinal difficulties.
Decomposed father has normal hands?
Gun shop owner - "As you can see, we have a lot of guns."
Hitchhiker - "Whoa."
Tawny - "Just like chicken wings! Wak wak!"
Uncle Jerry - "Don't get your knockers in a knot."
Brenda - "It's black and heavy. I wish you could see it."
Victim - "Hey, I'm pretty scareAAAAHHHHH!"
Jessie - "This is how I knew it was wrong to dismember people alive. It sounds so much painful."





