First things first, I want to apologise to any of the film crew will have worked hard on this movie in some form or another. What I have to say is in no way a reflection of your overall talent or skills. This is merely a review of a movie that tried and failed. It tried to be a gory, slasher flick and it only ended up being a mean, bloody mess of a film. With its crass death metal soundtrack and anti-religion message, The Orphan Killer is a flick that does gore for gore sake and not much else.
Of course, we all know that opinions are different for everyone, so what I have to say might not reflect other people's views on the movie. Some may love it, but I personally couldn't tolerate it. Whatever way you look at it, Reel Gore Releasing wants to give everybody a chance to watch it in the best possibly way, hence a pretty wonderful Blu-ray release, which I will delve into later. For now, …show more content…
The Orphan Killer is a storyless, terribly acted gorefest. Some may like that, but most will see the film as a waste of time.
BLU-RAY OPINION
All that negativity aside, the Reel Gore Releasing of The Orphan Killer is really well done Blu-ray. Fair warning, though, the first XX copies of the Blu-ray have some glitches appearing early in the film. All future copies have been fixed, but if you were an early adopter, you might want to contact them for a replacement.
The Orphan Killer is a newish movie (originally shot in 2011), so the audio and visual quality on the Blu-ray is perfectly acceptable. That is if you like that modern, cheesy looking low-budget look that most horror films have nowadays. As for the special features, you have some trailers, a music video and a whopping 90 minute Behind the scenes featurette. The feature is longer than the damn movie! Fans will definitely love that one, but even if you're not a fan, you might get a kick out of the process of making a film, even if it the end product wasn't that great.
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Of course, we all know that opinions are different for everyone, so what I have to say might not reflect other people's views on the movie. Some may love it, but I personally couldn't tolerate it. Whatever way you look at it, Reel Gore Releasing wants to give everybody a chance to watch it in the best possibly way, hence a pretty wonderful Blu-ray release, which I will delve into later. For now, …show more content…
The Orphan Killer is a storyless, terribly acted gorefest. Some may like that, but most will see the film as a waste of time.
BLU-RAY OPINION
All that negativity aside, the Reel Gore Releasing of The Orphan Killer is really well done Blu-ray. Fair warning, though, the first XX copies of the Blu-ray have some glitches appearing early in the film. All future copies have been fixed, but if you were an early adopter, you might want to contact them for a replacement.
The Orphan Killer is a newish movie (originally shot in 2011), so the audio and visual quality on the Blu-ray is perfectly acceptable. That is if you like that modern, cheesy looking low-budget look that most horror films have nowadays. As for the special features, you have some trailers, a music video and a whopping 90 minute Behind the scenes featurette. The feature is longer than the damn movie! Fans will definitely love that one, but even if you're not a fan, you might get a kick out of the process of making a film, even if it the end product wasn't that great.
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