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Bloodletting (1997)

Bloodletting (1997)
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This gruesome and surprisingly well-done indie shocker from Matthew Jason Walsh (who wrote Blonde Heaven and The Sandman) concerns a psychotic woman (Ariauna Albright from Witchouse) who tracks down a famous serial killer and blackmails him into teaching her the tricks of his trade. Their bizarre relationship and some gruesome murders (including a shotgunned infant) make this one not for the faint of heart. The cast list is like a who's who of contemporary indie horror, (Sasha Graham, Tina Krause, Scooter McCrae) and the film is overall a treat for fans of hard-edged splatter. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

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Director(s):
Matthew Jason Walsh
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Synopsis of Bloodletting

This gruesome and surprisingly well-done indie shocker from Matthew Jason Walsh (who wrote Blonde Heaven and The Sandman) concerns a psychotic woman (Ariauna Albright from Witchouse) who tracks down a famous serial killer and blackmails him into teaching her the tricks of his trade. Their bizarre relationship and some gruesome murders (including a shotgunned infant) make this one not for the faint of heart. The cast list is like a who's who of contemporary indie horror, (Sasha Graham, Tina Krause, Scooter McCrae) and the film is overall a treat for fans of hard-edged splatter. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
89 mins

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Director(s):
Matthew Jason Walsh
Writer(s):
Matthew Jason Walsh
Producer(s):
Matthew Jason Walsh
Categories:
Mystery & Suspense
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    Chris W.

    Well, yes, indeed this is very low budget and it's mind in very much in the gutter, but there is some good entertainment value here. The gore is over the top, and I love the acid scene : )

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    KENT Y.

    yes, it is low budget, and yes, the story is pretty sick-o, but it's one of the better B movie out there. besides, i'm a big fan of joseph daw & dyanne williams so it has that going for it too.

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    Nikki S.

    Firstly, let me say that this is DEFINITELY low-budget and some of the acting is HORRIBLE. BUT, for some reason, I am a HUGE fan of Matthew Jason Walsh! I think his writing is superb. Some of the dialog is absolutely hilarious and this is yet another well-written movie of his. I truly wish he could hook up with directors, producers, and studios that have more money than the ones he is working with currently. Great plot - woman finds a serial killer and demands that he let her be his apprentice. Little twist at the end. Again, this is low-budget, and funny at times so I would only recommend this to hard core lovers of this genre, but personally I enjoyed it immensely!

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