Mike Lane Movies

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

Twenty years after her parents fell victim to the dreaded Black Rose Killer, the woman who once narrowly averted a most gruesome fate begins to suspect that the madman may be back and plotting her doom in director Glen Baisley's gruesome, horror-flavored mystery thriller. Alice Walker (Rosemary Gore) was just a young girl when her parents were violently taken from her by the notorious Black Rose Killer. In the years following her devastating trauma, young Alice would often find herself being shuffled between an endless array of foster homes and psychiatric institutions. Now, as the twentieth anniversary of her parents' deaths draws near, a series of mysterious murders leads the frightened Alice to believe that the Black Rose Killer has returned to claim her life, and finally carry out the mission he failed to accomplish two decades ago. Could it be that the whole latest incarnation of the Black Rose Killer is simply a delusional product of Alice's scarred psyche, or could it be that the girl who once narrowly avoided the clutches of a killer is actually about to come face to face with the nightmare that has plagued her for nearly twenty years? ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide