[Jack Frost]

Anyone seen it?

For those who haven't seen it:

Starts out like a biker movie, then turns into demonic possession movie (ala Evil Dead), then it becomes weird when rockabilly gang from '50 shows up, then it turns even weirder when it becomes Lovecraftian horror\sf. Really awkward movie, but lot of fun.

as the title suggest, it is indeed violent. There's lot of blood, mostly used on Tiffany Shapis, but movie is not all that gory (altho there's nice amount of gore) as much as it's violent (like a torture porn flick).

Cast was great, several horror known faces are there.

ps. Taylor Cole plays rambo chick and she's hot as hell in this one, and Tiffany Shapis plays same character she always does - bimbo who likes to have sex and get naked, but damn it, she's nailed her performances, especially in scenes where she gets possessed and slice'n'dice the guy to death.

[Crafter]

For a minute there, I thought it was a movie adaptation of Bryan Smith's The Killing Kind. Here's the plot, imagine if Quentin Tarantino written this book.

[Jack Frost]

So ... book is about narrator showing his knowledge of exploitation movies?

[Crafter]

Nah, nothing but sheer brutality in the form of I Spit on Your Grave. It's not revenge material but a beach house filled with partying college students, a psycho chick who is every nutcase's dream or nightmare come true. A whole lot of blood flowing and carnage after carnage.