With the advent of cheap home video cameras, filmmaking became cheaper and easier than ever before. With the arrival even digital home video cameras, filmmaking became even cheaper and easier than ever before.... one didn't even need real editing equipment to assemble a movie!
Starting in the late 1990s and continuing through the 2000s, horror and thriller fans were "treated" to a tsunami of cheap and badly made movies as everyone with some spare time and a few friends tried their hands at filmmaking.
The six-movie set "Savage Sickos" offers a sampling of such amateur films, a sampling that ranges from so-so to absolutely awful. It's a set for aspiring filmmakers to check out so they can see what NOT to do when making their movies. (Half of the films in the set are from Ryan Cavalline, a writer/director who made an earnest go at making real movies... between the years of 2002 and 2008, he wrote, produced and/or directed eight horror films.)
Savage Sickos Collection: 3/10 Overall Rating
Dead Body Man (3/10)
Demon Slaughter (3/10)
Disk Jockey (4/10)
Skyggen (1/10)
Slaughtered (0/10)
When Heaven Comes Down (3/10)
(Click on the titles to read reviews on the various
Cinema Steve blogs.)
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