Theatre of the Deranged 2012 123movies

Watch: Theatre of the Deranged 2012 123movies, Full Movie Online – Andy the Arsonist wishes you the warmest of welcomes to his Theatre Of The Deranged for a wild night of thrills, chills and spills. Under the eerie light of his dusty projector, your host and resident pyromaniac will treat you to five short films from some of the best horror writer/directors in the indie scene. He’ll take you on a demented adventure across the English countryside, through surreal backyards and nightmarish homemade homicides, only to be eaten alive by award-winning adult film sensation Sophie Dee. But first, for the sickest of amusements, he’ll pay your admission to a sinister carnival along with horror legend Shawn C. Phillips. As you witness fortunes told and fates sealed, you’ll wonder when this dark, mysterious venue opened for business, and whether you’ll ever escape..
Plot: Andy the Arsonist welcomes everyone to his theater of derange for a wild night of thrills, chills and spills. Andy kick’s off the night by hosting five short horror films from some of the best Horror Writer/Directors in the indie scene.
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Solid and enjoyable indie anthology effort
Arriving at a special performance hall, a host introduces a series of gory and gruesome indie horror shorts.

The Good Stor(ies): Lust for Blood-Trying to put his son to bed, a father tells his son the story of a man visiting a gypsy fortune teller who gives him a strange potion. Forced to leave suddenly, he finds himself turning into a savage monster wandering the streets killing everyone he comes across. Overall, this is a pretty enjoyable start to this one. The low-budget indie tone and appeal here with the encounter at the fair resulting in his escape into the woods to hilariously attempt to transform is silly, goofy and delightfully cheesy. The attack on the hiker breakdancing in the woods is also goofy and cheesy enough much like the resulting finale as he continues his rampage, making for enough to like to overlook the questions brought up of what he became or why he was turned into it in the first place.

Bad Dennis-Heading out to the British countryside, a group of teens prepare to have a fun weekend ahead of them with the upcoming trip being during cider season. As they get on with their romantic ideas, the group realizes someone or something might be in the woods with them. This was an enjoyable enough segment. The overwhelming feel of old-school British folk-horror with the modern-day teens running afoul of the individual living out in the countryside and mocking their traditions, especially with the tell-tale taking of the cider bottles. That the attack scenes take place with each couple incapacitated and otherwise unaware of what’s going on generate some solid suspense much like the stalking scenes that take place out in the fields with a delightful turn to a slasher setup offer a lot to like. The behavior by the group is random, chaotic and pointless with idiotic decisions and actions, taking some of the sting out of the film.

Cannibal Blood Girl-Getting to a friends’ house, a couple of girlfriends arrive to hear their escorts have brought them over to recreate a local urban legend involving the body of a dead pornstar. When they realize it’s become true when the figure arrives, they try to escape the house any way they can. This was a fun if generally simplistic effort. As a one-note joke to get a bloodsoaked naked woman on-screen and feature some fantastically cheesy meltdown scenes as the victims receive red-colored water sprayed on them one-by-one in a closed-off space, this one works for what it is. Thinking more about the resurrections or why the girls who weren’t involved getting attacked as well shouldn’t be a concern for this one.

The Bad Stor(ies): Speak Easy-Meeting up with a friend, a man confronts the potential figure cheating with his girlfriend with deadly intentions. This segment felt pointless, with the only cool idea being the rewind gimmick before replaying the whole conversation again one more time with a different connotation. The gore is okay but it’s a one-note story gag that doesn’t have much else going on once you realize the twist involved.

Doll Parts-Returning to his childhood home, a former psychotic teen moves in with his understanding sister as an adult despite the loud objections from the neighbors. As he finds his psychotic tendencies bubbling to the surface, he loses himself to a bloodsoaked rampage. This was a rather weird entry. The idea that no one sees anything wrong with his behavior, taking apart dolls and setting fire to the remains, clues everyone into his behavior yet nothing is really surprising about the turn into being a psycho. As the backstory to get this setup takes forever due to that, it feels somewhat jarring coming to the present day with a lot of background info that could’ve been detailed a lot easier. The indie-styled rampage featuring some brutal and bloody gore causes this one some great aspects to counteract the slight storyline issues here.

Andy’s Theatre of Derange-Taking the stage in a performance theatre, a deranged lunatic talks to an onlook about the various stories he’s presenting for a stage show. On the whole, this wraparound series of segments was a complete waste. The series of puns and gags are fine as a one-note joke but several of the introductions go on too long as you realize he has to set up the next installment by a clever word-pun to announce the title which can make for an awkward time. The potential for a facially-scarred stand-up performer telling jokes and puns to set up installments of an anthology is a fine idea in concept but the execution here is rather wanting the longer this goes on and gets dragged out.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language, Nudity and drug use.

My Review Of “Theatre Of The Deranged” 2012
“Theatre Of The Deranged” is a horror anthology containing five short films from some of todays most twisted and most talked about indie story tellers. This collection comes complete with it’s own demented host Andy the Arsonist. Welcome inside Andy’s dark place as he unleashes five nightmares from his movie projector. Brian Dorton, Creep Creepersin, Liz Gilbert, James Cullen Bressack, and Shawn C. Phillips have brought five of the most truly deranged tales ranging from a trip to the countryside, a sinister carnival, and homicidal maniacs. The cast includes Cory Jacob, JD Fairman, Shawn C. Phillips, Sophie Dee, and Veronica Ricci.

The first short called “Lust For Blood” is directed by M. Kelly and Shawn C. Phillips. This is a no budget film that is both comical and bizarre. The soundtrack and style of this gory little play reminds me of the TROMA films in the early 80’s. The jokes are funny, the acting is over the top exaggerated and the effects are cheesy. I found it entertaining and demented which is what is is intended to be.

“Bad Dennis” directed by Liz Gilbert is an intense mind-f**k psychotic-a flick that is filmed with gory vision and plenty of screams. This short is a sinister trip that finds four travelers taking the English countryside on a battle for survival or did they. This film has a twist at the end that leaves you guessing.

“Speak Easy” directed by James Cullen Bressack is a dark dub-step into betrayal of the man- code. A surreal journey into the psyche of what you would do if you found out your best friend was f**king your lover. This short was a brilliant blood sprayed tale.

“Doll Parts” directed by Brian Dorton is psycho melodrama that is twisted deliciously. The story is Americana warped into pure insanity and the gore is gloriously rich. My favorite of this anthology. When it ends I wanted more. A great body count and full frontal with a sadistic twist at the end. Great stuff.

“Cannibal Blood Girl” directed by Creep Creepersin is total punk rock indie gore. A hilariously cheesy karmic tale of terror. The insanity in this joint is beyond the norm. This was a killer blood soaked treat.

Andy the Arsonist delivers on his promise to bring truly twisted tales in “Theatre Of The Deranged”. The stories are original homages to classic indie filmmaking. This is one of the coolest low budget/no budget anthologies and I only hope there will be more deranged tales to come.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 6 min (66 min)
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Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Comedy, Horror, Thriller
Director James Cullen Bressack, Creep Creepersin, Brian Dorton
Writer James Cullen Bressack, Creep Creepersin, Brian Dorton
Actors Cory Jacob, Sophie Dee, Shawn C. Phillips
Country United States
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Production Company World Wide Multi Media
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