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Sergio Jones,
Jane Scarlett,
Aldo Sanbrell,
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Terry M. West,
Terry M. West
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: Not Rated
: Shriek Show
: Horror, Zombies
: 89 min.
: English
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When a turn-of-the-century occultist conjures a group of horrific demons, there's hell to pay in Lord of the G-Strings director Terry West's erotic horror opus Flesh for the Beast. After Alfred Fischer utilizes the power of a mysterious medallion to summon the demons, the beasts disguise themselves as beautiful women and rely on Fischer to provide them with the human flesh essential to their survival on Earth. Flash forward a century later when a team of parapsychologists find themselves facing a horrific secret while investigating Fischer's manor and former brothel. Will they survive the satanic horrors that await them upon venturing into the damned abode, or will their souls be forever lost to a devilish madman and a horde of bloodthirsty zombies? ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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| don't waste your time
by digorymuck
July 12, 2005 - 9:31 PM PDT
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0 out of 1 members found this review helpful
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| utterly unimaginative tripe. one of the worst horror films i've seen of late. |
| Worth it for the music
by Tristan42
July 12, 2005 - 1:16 AM PDT
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This movie is decent if you're into B movie hack'n'slash type horror, but the real gem in this movie is the music.
The entire score was written by Buckethead and also features a song on the soundtrack by his band the Deli Creeps. If you're familiar with Buckethead's music at all, then you'll know that this is the perfect project for him. He creates the most eerie background music during the slower bits and really hammers in the action. For anyone not familiar with Buckethead, he is an amazing and innovative guitar prodigy with a very unique style. Buckethead's music, with the twisted and wierd sound and vocals, is the horror movie of the audio world.
This movie is worth it for the music alone, and is a great example of exactly how music can be used to add to the mood created by the video. |
| Don't judge a movie by its cover...
by Ayato
May 30, 2004 - 6:02 PM PDT
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2 out of 3 members found this review helpful
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| I saw this at Blockbuster and decided to rent it because it had nice cover art....and wow what a disappointment. This is just a porno flick, and a really bad one at that. Maybe the porn scenes make it worth watching but I wouldn't know on account of blockbuster carrying the edited version. Either way, just do yourself a favor and rent something else. There are much better horror movies and porn out there than this. |
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