Hole Head 2009 - Program Guide 'Frat House Massacre'
Frat House Massacre
Director: Alex Pucci
Set in the late 70’s this classic slasher flick reveals unspeakable violence alongside the ultra indulgences of the disco era within a terribly demented college fraternity.
Sadistic frat boys are taking their fraternity rush to murderous extremes. Beyond the usual binge drinking, mirrors of cocaine and the proverbial ‘disco inferno’ there are terrible ritualistic killings. Clearly this is not just another instance of “kids letting off a little steam.” If the tables were turned would you pity these sexist, racist, homophobic frat boys and their equally deranged sorority sisters? Well, the tables turn quickly here and divine justice is swift, ruthless and very, very messy. Frat House Massacre pours on the gore, the shock and the screams with refreshing ingenuity. (You will never forget the mantrap resulting in a pitchfork to the skull.)
Beyond the obvious carnage there is also the psychological thriller aspect. Frat House Massacre is not just mindless blood letting. The relationship of the brothers is complex and haunting. You will want to see this one twice. You will want to understand this disturbing saga.
- Mike Skurko
Director: Alex Pucci
Set in the late 70’s this classic slasher flick reveals unspeakable violence alongside the ultra indulgences of the disco era within a terribly demented college fraternity.
Sadistic frat boys are taking their fraternity rush to murderous extremes. Beyond the usual binge drinking, mirrors of cocaine and the proverbial ‘disco inferno’ there are terrible ritualistic killings. Clearly this is not just another instance of “kids letting off a little steam.” If the tables were turned would you pity these sexist, racist, homophobic frat boys and their equally deranged sorority sisters? Well, the tables turn quickly here and divine justice is swift, ruthless and very, very messy. Frat House Massacre pours on the gore, the shock and the screams with refreshing ingenuity. (You will never forget the mantrap resulting in a pitchfork to the skull.)
Beyond the obvious carnage there is also the psychological thriller aspect. Frat House Massacre is not just mindless blood letting. The relationship of the brothers is complex and haunting. You will want to see this one twice. You will want to understand this disturbing saga.
- Mike Skurko
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