Finishing up the extras on the disc is a "Demonic Design" SFX behind the scenes gallery, a few Debbie Does Demons teasers, a Debbie Does Demons trailer, some bonus trailers for other Culture Shock Releasing titles, menus and chapter selection options. Extras start off with an introduction to the film by Donald Farmer that runs just under nine minutes. I loved this, all the cast did a great job for a B film it was damn good ,all you want creatures demons and yes nudity and gore. Jessa Flux, who has been popping up in quite a few shot on video schlock movies in the last five years or so (and not all of them are Donald Farmer movies…though some of them are) is fun to watch as the buxotic villainess, chewing the scenery and strutting her stuff with plenty of welcome bravado.

Severin Films brings together four more Italian gothic horror films from decades past in the second volume of their Danza Macabre collection. Director Donald Farmer is one of the OG's of SOV horror going back to the 1980s with films like CANNIBAL HOOKERS and DEMON QUEEN. But I have to say that I found it to be pointless, sleazy and just not very helpful to further the already staggering storyline.Which means Debbie Does Demons may be whatever footage had been shot for that reworked with Debbie as the witch huntress and filled out with other footage presented as segments of her show. As far as modern day shot on video exploitation throwbacks go, Debbie Does Dallas is, in all seriousness, a good bit of goofy fun. If that is the case, you can’t really blame him, when you’re filming on that kind of budget you really can’t afford to waste footage. Taylor Jeff Gregoire Jason Dyer Chip Fair Eric Jonathan Karell Josh Wasylink Executive Producers Exec.

A small group of friends gets liquored up and summon a witch that they saw on the tv show Debbie Does Demons. The acting performances in "Debbie Does Demons" were amateurish, wooden and rigid, to say the least. As far as the transfer goes, compression artifacts are only visible once or twice in a couple of the darker scenes, there aren’t any print damage problems (obviously), and edge enhancement and line shimmering is kept to a bare minimum. While Debbie (Angel Nichole Bradford) is a lot of fun and Carmilla Karnstein (Jessa Flux) does her part to ham and bare all for the picture, the script just isn't much, the sets look like they were shot at an airBnB, the effects are sorely lacking, and the film fails to live up to is promise.Somehow, she’s gone from being a vampire to being a powerful witch, but she’s still extremely dangerous and very scantily clad, as the witch hunter Mocata (Jocephus Brody, Hurt Doll, Bigfoot Exorcist) finds out. And having a cast ensemble with unfamiliar faces and talents is usually something I enjoy when I watch a movie, but "Debbie Does Demons" was just not my cup of tea. She’s just so genuine and strong and pretty and positive vibes that it works perfectly for becoming and absolute indie horror scream queen legend. Unfortunately, the episodic nature of Debbie Does Demons means it never has a chance to build the kind of atmosphere that fits these images.

She talks here about her character and what it was like playing a three hundred year old witch, other witch movies she'd seen before this project, handling her dialogue in this movie, working with the cast and crew members on the project, some of the scriptwriting work she's done and how she keeps busy on the indie horror scene. And I have to say that I sat down to watch "Debbie Does Demons" without any expectations at all, and still I found the storyline and script in the movie, as written by Donald Farmer and Newt Wallen, to be laughable at best. Full Moon brings together a six pack of B-movies produced by legendary schlockmeisters Eurocine in one handy boxed set collection.

Written and directed by Wong Jing, 1986’s Magic Crystal stars Andy Lau as Andy and Wong Jing himself as Pancho, two freelance special agents that wind up being hired by the Hong. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. It’s a hopefully intentionally funny scene, with a rubber puppet placed on her crotch and her panties visible. She actually looks like a trailer park version of the female vampires from the films of Jean Rollin and Jesse Franco. And if that’s what you’re in the mood for, and can get past the rather rough first fifteen minutes, you should find it entertaining.

International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions. Carmilla’s sex and sinister influence soon works its way over Lauren’s gal pals as she does away with them and then brings them back as demons under her control. The basic idea of this is pretty great: a late-night horror hostess (Debbie) is thrown into some actual supernatural shenanigans, and at least one of the actresses is willing and eager to take her top off and chew the scenery. Director Park Hoon-jung, with his 2023 offering The Childe, tells the story of a low level boxer named Marco (Kang Tae-Ju) who competes in underground fight circles in The Philippines, using the money that he earns from these bouts to. Gary Carper Allen Richards Jason Wallace John Meacham Robert Bess Jamie Robert MacDougall Alain Marche Stephen Kessen Steven Gray Rob Mahoney Marvin Maddicks Jr.

Right, well with a title such as "Debbie Does Demons", then you pretty much know what kind of garbage you will be in for when you sit down to watch it. If it was a little more exploitative, if the gore was more prominent and shocking, maybe there would be something to recommend this one. The Blu-ray looks and sounds quite good and the interviews give us a bit of background on the movie. For a film made without a whole lot of money the crew took the time to light things properly and there’s some obvious care put into the shot set ups and the cinematography.