"Brutal Massacre" is a 'mockumentary' about horror film director Harry, who is seeking to find another hit movie. Documentarians follow him and his crew around as he prepares to make the movie that will bring him back into the spotlight - "Brutal Massacre." In a comedy of errors, anything that could go wrong with the shoot does, with hilarious consequences. What I enjoyed the most about this film is that it's not afraid to make fun of itself, or the genre it represents (the 'importance' of nudity, the 'twist' ending, etc.). It also shows the real life situation about making a movie. It looks so easy when we, as viewers, watch a finished film, but sometimes we take for granted how hard people have to work behind the scenes to make the movie seem flawless.
Review of Brutal Massacre: A Comedy
