Bloody Muscle Body Builder in Hell

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Damian M 12/04/2024 This homage to Evil Dead is perfect if your looking for a short and easy fun time. Ridiculous, cheesy, and doesn't hold back. From the beginning you press play the ride is on and your not getting off till its over. See more 09/30/2021 What a path from Japan to my little house in Monongahela, PA, USA: Filmed in 1995. Edited in 2005. Completed in 2009. Released in 2012 on DVD-R. Theatrical release and DVD in Japan 2014. Released internationally in 2017. After a surprise phone call from his photojournalist ex-girlfriend interrupts the most important part of his day -- his workout -- Naoto agrees to meet her to research haunted houses. Along with a professional psychic, they enter the abandoned home of Naoto's father, a place with a dark secret and a ghost -- Naoto's mother! -- with a grudge decades old. Then a clock flies off the wall and knocks out the psychic, possessing her with the spirit of the long-dead spirit was has been stuck within the walls of the house. And then the goop and gore start flowing through the floorboards and down the walls and Evil Dead gets referenced, but man this shot on video film is closer to a rip off of a rip off of a direct to video sequel to that movie and that's more than a great thing. I mean, Naoto even finds a shotgun and says "Groovy." And that's all you really need, you know? See more Read all reviews

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