Debbie Does Demons

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Jessa Flux, who has been popping up in quite a few shot on video schlock movies in the last five years or so (and not all of them are Donald Farmer movies…though some of them are) is fun to watch as the buxotic villainess, chewing the scenery and strutting her stuff with plenty of welcome bravado. Extras start off with an introduction to the film by Donald Farmer that runs just under nine minutes. After watching this, Lauren (Morrigan Thompson, American Poltergeist: The Curse of Lilith Ratchet, Karate Ghost) who’s a descendant of Carmilla, and her friends Ashley (Roni Jonah, Powerbomb, Wicked Ones), her boyfriend Adam (Adam Freeman, Reunion from Hell, Curse of the Weredeer) and Jan (Dixie Gers, They See You, Crazy Fat Ethel) decide to pull out the Ouija Board and contact her. The basic idea of this is pretty great: a late-night horror hostess (Debbie) is thrown into some actual supernatural shenanigans, and at least one of the actresses is willing and eager to take her top off and chew the scenery.

Full Moon brings together a six pack of B-movies produced by legendary schlockmeisters Eurocine in one handy boxed set collection. But I have to say that I found it to be pointless, sleazy and just not very helpful to further the already staggering storyline. I loved this, all the cast did a great job for a B film it was damn good ,all you want creatures demons and yes nudity and gore. Donald Farmer’s newest film might be the closest he’s ever come to capturing the fun and mood of his early films.

Lauren (Morrigan Thompson) manages to escape and she reaches out to Debbie (Angel Nichole Bradford), the host of a nighttime horror show.Director Donald Farmer is one of the OG's of SOV horror going back to the 1980s with films like CANNIBAL HOOKERS and DEMON QUEEN. The Blu-ray looks and sounds quite good and the interviews give us a bit of background on the movie. Right, well with a title such as "Debbie Does Demons", then you pretty much know what kind of garbage you will be in for when you sit down to watch it.

She actually looks like a trailer park version of the female vampires from the films of Jean Rollin and Jesse Franco. The acting performances in "Debbie Does Demons" were amateurish, wooden and rigid, to say the least. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.He’s kept going through the years since then, though some of his more recent films such as Hooker With a Hacksaw have seemed like shadows of his past films. With a better budget, acting, cinematography, directing, and effects that could be a really great film. Over the past few years he has pumped out titles like SHARK EXORCIST, HOOKER WITH A HACKSAW and CANNIBAL COP. Somehow, she’s gone from being a vampire to being a powerful witch, but she’s still extremely dangerous and very scantily clad, as the witch hunter Mocata (Jocephus Brody, Hurt Doll, Bigfoot Exorcist) finds out.

Debbie hosts a horror show that a girl watches so when she summons an evil sorceress, she turns to Debbie for help. Debbie is a paranormal tv show host who’s fans start getting murdered by a witch named Carmilla Karnstein summoned from the 1600’s by an ouija board. It may lack that inherent charm true SOV had with its fuzzy analog tape feel massaging your subconscious, but Farmer makes up for it with sooooo much colors and a nice glossy sheen that feels appropriately plastic and pleasing for such a movie.

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