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Overall Rating : 2/10
Directed By : Lucifer Valentine
Ameara Lavey (Slaughtered Vomit Dolls)
The Black Angels of Hell
Isabelle Styles
Hank Skinny
Supplied By : Breaking Glass Pictures
Film Reviewed By : Rick L. Blalock
Date Reviewed : February. 25, 2010
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| PLOT Guided by identical twin demon spirits, The Black Angels of Hell, we see the diabolical depiction of the alternate-parallel dimension of the simultaneous suicide deaths of Kurt Cobain and bulimic porn star Angela Aberdeen, as seen through the mental activity of Angela's journey toward brain death as a result of her self-inflicted death by drowning. | ||||
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| THE REVIEW Well, here it is, the second part of the so called, "Vomit Gore trilogy" by Director Lucifer Valentine. If you have read my review for the first entrt, SLAUGHTERED VOMIT DOLLS, then you could pretty much already know, just how excited I was(or not) to receive this film in my mailbox. The second of three "works" by Valentine, is entitled, the clever REGOREGITATED SACRIFICE(get it?). If you have seen the previous, SLAUGHTERED VOMIT DOLLS, then you pretty much know what you are in for because, the bottom line is that, it's just more of the same stuff - except this time things are a little more amped up. Unlike last time, we know a little bit of a back-story, as we aren't exactly going into it blindly. In SLAUGHTERED VOMIT DOLLS it somehow chronicled the struggle within the last days in the life of bulimic, Pornstar/stripper Angela Aberdeen - who at the end we see commit suicide by drowning herself in the bathtub. This fine, essentially picks up after this and continues on with this saga....or whatever it is. It's hard to explain as Valentine, does not know how to tell a story at all, and is really disconnected when it comes to such, but I think we join Angela in her Afterlife are in between. Whatever the case may be, it seems as if two twins are the ones who take the souls of those who die. Nothing is at all clear here really, and there's, yet again nothing to explain. Like last time, there are scenes of torture, and this time, they are a lot more graphic. Blood is drenching the screen, people are being dissected, there is still the vomit, but this time, there is also the element of female urination. It's as if the film is one big pot for Valentine, as he just keeps piling on more and more different and new ingredients into the mix. Well, the reality is, i'm afraid, that no matter what he adds to them, the taste is still going to be of the selective variety - and as for me, puking and gnawing on someone's intestines, just doesn't do it for me. Technically, the things that Lucifer Valentine are making still aren't what i'd call films, they, as I said before, are more like projects. I'll give him some credit, Valentine does show potential, as he knows how to capture gore superbly, but he just doesn't know how to work the scenes into a plot. Say that a guy can throw a football really well when he's playing catch with another person, sure, but he can't throw the same pass when it is done in the formation of a play. So in other words, we have great gore and gross-outs(although I may not be a big fan), that is accompanied with some great editing, but that's where it ends, and in a nutshell that's all we have - it's pointless, music video type stuff. I don't know how Valentine persuades the girls to do what they do in this films, but we have yet another batch of women doing all of the above; puking, choking themselves, being beaten tied up and even peeing. Some of this stuff may be ok to a few of you, but none of the girls featured within are truly attractive, therefore probably would not be cast in something beyond this type of film - but I digress. But I will further stand by what I said and say that I think series star, Ameara Lavey, possibly does have what it takes. Why she did these films is completely beyond me. |
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| GORE
METER 7/10 Lots of blood, mutilation, amputation, disembowelment, you name it way too many things for me to name here. |
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| MUSICAL
SCORE 1/10 I truly don't remember much of a score/soundtrack, if so it was very quiet. |
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| OVERALL
IMPRESSION OF THE FILM REGOREGITATED SACRIFICE, is yet another "Vomit Gore" film by Lucifer Valentine, and it is yet another film that makes absolutely no sense at all. There is again, no plot here to follow, other than the suicide drowning other than that it's more of the same intentional gross-out scenes edited together in music video fashion. With the character name, Angela Aberdeen and the significance with the time and date that the character died - there was a clear connection with late NIRVANA singer, Kurt Cobain. In this film, the final scenes, (which even include a message to the singer) make the connection even more apparent. I don't know, but to me, it seems as if Lucifer Valentine has a real bad hangup when it comes to Cobain death, as if maybe he can't get over it - kind of freaky, and desperate feeling, if you ask me. Hey, I am a NIRVANA fan myself, but that doesn't mean that i'm going to go off and make gory movies depicting girls puking and mutilating one another. I guess we all must deal with grief in our own individual way. I scored it up a notach from the previous film, due to the highly effective gore. The Special EFX team behind this film, are truly the standouts here. This DVD will be released March 2, 2010 | ||||
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