Alan Rowe Kelly
Death comes to a peaceful small town when an experimental drug test at a dilapidated insane asylum transforms the inmates into homicidal psychopaths who won't stop the slaughter until they've gotten a bullet in the brain. In the dark recesses of a prison-like insane asylum, the apocalypse has just gotten under way. A secret drug testing has gone horribly awry, and now the patients are being brutally butchered. Those who have managed to survive the initial wave of violence have developed a serious taste for killing. When one of the patients, a sadistic and deformed maniac, escapes from the hospital intending to claim as many lives as possible, the unsuspecting citizens of a nearby town remain completely clueless to the horror that's headed right their way. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Melissa Bacelar, Joshua Nelson, (more)
A lonely New Yorker named Jeffrey discovers that true love can come at a terrifying price in Savage Roses director James Tucker's gruesome tale of a cannibalistic New York prostitute and the man who longs for her affections. No trapped between a cal girl with a gruesome secret and the murderous maniac who wants her dead, Jeffrey must choose between a life of death, and a solitary existence of pure sadness. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
I'll Bury You Tomorrow director Alan Rowe Kelly returns to terrify B-movie lovers with this outlandish shocker about a family of inbred New Jersey cannibals who deal with encroaching suburbanites in the most gruesome manner imaginable. Aside from the fact that they consume human flesh and sleep with their own siblings, the Bullions are your typical American family. But when their nosy neighbors come poking around trying to find out just what goes on in the Bullions' shed after the sun goes down, Papa Elvis is forced to put his birthday planning aside in order to contend with more meaty issues. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Terry M. West, Alan Rowe Kelly, (more)
- 2005
The talented but aimless son of a famous writer embarks on an existential road trip with his best friend in the heartfelt feature debut from writer/director Dylan McCormick. Sean (Frederick Weller) lives in the college town where his father used to teach, and divides most of his time between construction work, bartending jobs, and senseless one night stands. One day, fearing the worst for his future, Sean decides to take fate into his own hands by gassing up the car and heading for New York in search of Molly (Greer Goodman) - a former girlfriend whom he met while bartending. On the road, Sean and his hard-drinking best friend Lyle (Reg Rogers) gradually begin to discover that life is precisely what one makes it out to be. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Frederick Weller, Wynter Kullman, (more)
- 2002
The horror film I'll Bury You Tomorrow stars Zoe Daelman Chlanda as a woman who, as the film begins, starts a job with the Beech Funeral Home. She unleashes a series of gruesome deeds that may eventually bring about the demise of everyone at the funeral home. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
