Bryan Kirkwood Movies
The conventions of the slasher movie genre get a new twist in this independent horror story. It's late October, and Eddie (Dylan Fergus) aspires to be a cop on the West Hollywood Police Force's roster, though a vision problem has kept him from passing the physical. Eddie gets the assignment to look into a grisly murder in which two men were found decapitated in a car parked on a remote lover's lane. Eddie tries to put the crime out of his mind when he heads out with three friends -- Joey (Hank Harris), Tobey (Matt Phillips), and Chaz (Andrew Levitas) -- for West Hollywood's over-the-top gay Halloween celebration. While festivity is in the air and hunky guys abound, Eddie soon discovers that the same killer he's been looking for is on the prowl at the block party, wielding a scythe and lopping off heads with aplomb. Can Eddie stop the killer before he murders his friends? And who is this fiend and what is his motivation? Hellbent received its world premiere at the 2004 San Francisco Lesbian & Gay Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Starring:
- Dylan Fergus, Bryan Kirkwood, (more)
- 2002
Despite all manner of precautions and safeguards -- including triple locks on each door -- Jane Galloway (Brianna Lynn Brown) is murdered in her home by a stalker. The CSI team tries to find out how the crime could have been committed when there was no possible way that the killer could have entered or left. Equally disturbing is the possibility that the murderer dyed the corpse's hair after committing the deed. This case has a more profound effect on CSI member Nick Stokes (George Eads) than usual -- but why? ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 2002
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Belying its title, this made-for-cable thriller is hardly "real" in its plot contrivances, despite the presence of several former participants of the Real World TV series in the cast. The story begins when a new crop of twentysomethings (stereotypes all) are recruited for a season's worth of Real World episodes, to be filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia. Alas, the seven anointed ones are kidnapped by a demented fan (Bryan Kirkwood) of the popular MTV series, who is miffed that he has unsuccessfully auditioned five times to be a Real World regular. Locking the series' new cast in a foreboding mansion wired with 132 cameras, the crazed fan orders his captives to act out his own special version of Real World -- or else he'll blow everyone up. The Real World Movie: The Lost Season made its MTV bow on August 6, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
A group of young adults attends an all-night rave only to discover it's a trap for a satanic cult that requires flesh for bloody sacrifices. After a night of being chased by masked members, the would-be victims find sanctuary in a small town and report their findings to the sheriff (Tim Thomerson) and Minister Seth (Patrick Bergin, whose name is misspelled on the DVD box). Big mistake. It's up to Susan (Ashley Jones), the last of her friends not captured, to put an end to the rivers of gore by battling the cult members on their own violent terms.
~ Buzz McClain, Rovi
~ Buzz McClain, Rovi
- Starring:
- Patrick Bergin, Bryan Kirkwood, (more)
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