Blood Diner

• Rick Burks: Michael Tutman
• Carl Crew: George Tutman
• Roger Duration: Mark Shepard
• Drew Godderis: Anwar

Blood Diner is an American horror parody of Jackie Kong in the year 1987. It is intended as a homage to the classic Blood Feast, a horror film, which was directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis in 1963 and to this day is considered a cult film of Gore.

Action

The psychopathic uncle Anwar visited on the run from the police his two nephews George and Michael Tutman. He reminds them to continue to practice black magic. When he comes out, he is shot by the police and dies.

20 years go by, the brothers grow up and run a vegetarian restaurant. You dig up the corpse of her uncle and bring his brain back to life. George and Michael find out that he was a follower of the goddess altlumerischen Sheetar. His is the command, the goddess to reconstruct using human body parts to bring them back to life.

Immediately make the two to complete the work his work. Collect body parts and put the goddess slowly together. To complete their "work of art ", they hold in their dinner celebration. While enjoying the party guests, they bring the goddess back to life. Here, the party guests into zombies. Before George, Michael and the now reanimated Anwar can sacrifice of a virgin goddess, storm two policemen the club and overwhelm the three. Sheetar but flees and runs through the streets of the city.

Background

Blood Diner and night Academy were the first films of the newly founded by Jackie Kong, Jimmy Maslon, Ellen Steloff and Lawrence Kasanoff production company PMS Filmworks. Night Academy was a slapstick comedy and was supposed to be the flagship of the label, while Blood Diner should be included in the program of the investor Vestron only. Financial constraints and skeptical producers ensured, however, that the filming overlapped on both movies and Jackie Kong had to turn at the same time. Blood Diner was the more successful film. Ultimately, PMS, however, went bankrupt.

The film was particularly heavily censored in the UK and Germany. The German version had werden.Erst shortened for a G - 18 about seven minutes published in 2004 a limited edition of 3,000 pieces uncut version on the label Dragon Film Entertainment. For the February 2010 a shared retest after 16 years from uncut version was surprisingly announced. Meanwhile, the film has been downgraded to the G -16 and as such is available on DVD.

Reviews

" With biting, unerring wit American way of life and philosophy mocking horror movie spoof that reconstructs motives of Trivial cinemas with skill. A desert satire for a relevant audience interested. "