Product: I'll Bury You Tomorrow (2005)
Rating: 5.0
Horror fans take note!
It has been a long time since horror fans have been jolted with a frighteningly fun, good horror movie that relies on imagination rather than a mulit-million dollar budget. This movie delivers a whollop of blood, and carnage, dressed up in a lurid tale of wackos, perverts, psychopaths, freaks, and the standard walking cliche victims known so well in many horror films. The movie is well directed by Alan Rowe Kelly, who obviously has quite a bit of influence from numerous B-Movie sources. The tone is very tongue-in cheek, and the actors all look as if they are having a ball with the material. A different director may have played it all straight, but Kelly wisely arranges it beautifully, with enough mood, laughs, scares, and gross-outs for most horror fans. I think most fans of good horror will really get a kick out of this movie. It's really a fan's movie. Many scenes will seem familiar to anyone who loves horror, with various influences apparent. (Carrie, Evil Dead, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Alice Sweet Alice, Phantasm, and Blue Velvet, to name a few) But all the pieces are arranged in such a clever way to lure the viewer in. There are many shocks in store for anyone wishing to head down to this dead-end town, where death is in the air, and the nuts are running the show. Sit back, turn down the lights, crack open a beer, and prepare for a rollicking good time!