Ten years ago, Officers Fincher and Cobb were called out to investigate a noise complaint, and what they found was far worse; 24 people, murdered in cold blood. Barely escaping with his life, Detective Fincher is now investigating the death of two young girls. After meeting some of the local teenagers, and receiving a tip from the Coroner, he realizes The Ripper has returned to finish what he started a decade ago.
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Best Horror Feature, The Late Night Horror Film Festival (2013)
Best Producing, The Late Night Horror Film Festival (2013)
Best Feature, Scared Stiff Halloween Horror Film Festival (2013)
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Grindhouse Nights at Cafe Z (2013)
The Late Night Horror Film Festival (2013)
Scared Stiff Halloween Horror Film Fest (2013)
New Mexico Fright Fest (2013)
Bizarre AC (2013)
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Matt W. Cody – James Fincher
Mike Roche – The Coroner
Bryon M. Howard – Detective Walter Cobb
Carmela Hayslett – Carla
Danielle Lenore Calhoun – Danielle
Melissa Roth – Jenny
Bradley Creanzo – Johnny
Loretta Vendetta – Stephanie
Samantha Quintana – Regan
Natasha Lee – Jessica
Patrick Devaney – Captain Bracken
Christopher J. Murphy – Officer Bates
Daniel Perez – Wade
Curtis Wilkerson – Rick
Josh Jiminez – Dan the Man
Tom Coll – Robert Jenkins
Christopher Corsi – Judge Richard Blumstein
Kayla Ferguson – Sally Lindberg
Charlotte Pines – Mari Lindberg
Stephan Amenta – Brian
Darlene Heller – Julie
Bridgette Miller – Suzette Sinclair
Jackie Wolozin – Kristen Thompson
James Balsamo – Kenny the Cameraman
Genoveva Rossi – Angela Baker
Ashley Morgan Bloom – Mrs. Thompson
Joe Cruz – Officer Hernandez
Tom Schorr – Office Dewitt
Herall Dinnall – Police Officer
Xavier Velastegui – Police Officer
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Director
Manny Serrano
Writers
Manny Serrano
Louie Cortes
Producers
Lindsay Serrano
Manny Serrano
Cinematography
Manny Serrano
Louie Cortes
Camera Operator
Christian Jude Grillo
Makeup & FX
Lindsay Serrano
Cat Martin
Ralph Merced
Michael Anthony Scardillo
Yesenia Rivera
Emily Stinson
Ali Veroba
Score
Ramon Inoa
Bradley Creanzo
Editor
Manny Serrano
“The total ‘I love the 80’s’ vibe allows for a bit of fun in the films visual appeal. This film, unlike a lot of homage-throwback horrors takes a more serious approach to the slasher genre and I respect that. It gives similar atmosphere to the cult classic days of horror movie making. ”
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The blood, gore and special effects where above standard for this level of Indie production. Most of the kill scenes allowed a face view graphic slaughter-and the pay off was a nice reward for the scene and the viewer… This film is a cool little indie flick that fans of the slasher genre will truly enjoy.
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The blood and gore effects have sheer bite. The impressive effects for the budget give The Ripper character that desired aggressive murderer persona, warning all to stay the hell out of his way. Blood flies and flesh shreds created by buckets of bloods and well edited scenes. To showcase such effects you need a pile of bodies and “Blood Slaughter Massacre” piles high the corpses.
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This is definitely a hoot for a Throw-Back-Thursday, or a Saturday Night get-together for some laughs, some memories of videos-gone-by.... No matter what the reason, if you’re a VHS horror junkie from or of the period, this’ll hit the ahhhh spot.
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If you’re a true fan and know your stuff, you’ll find nods to the pictures Serrano was influenced by sprinkled throughout. The best way to describe the film is to say it’s HALLOWEEN meets SEVEN, a fitting description. With a solid cast and the vision of a man who knew what he wanted to (re)create, BLOOD SLAUGHTER MASSACRE sits at the top of Indie Mountain.
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Manny Serrano has created a pure love letter to 1980’s slasher movies with ‘BLOOD SLAUGHTER MASSACRE’. So if you like 1980’s slashers, boobs and lots of the red sticky stuff check out this flick..
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The film is not just a tribute to 80s horror, rather sets itself in that decade, a remarkable touch and with incredible risk with no real budget, but acquired many nostalgic items of that era, achieving distribution in 2015 with Wild Eye Releasing.
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Overall, this is a bloody tribute to slashers from yesteryear… Those looking for blood and gore will definitely enjoy this one.
Press (In Print):
"A sadistically fun flick for slasher fans." - Rue Morgue Magazine (Jan/Feb. 2016)
"A little gem that actually succeeds in being a loving tribute." - HorrorHound Magazine (2013)
