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Blu-ray Review: Max Cloud (2020)

Video game wizard, and ultra-’90s teen Sarah (Isabelle Allen) is totally into the video game The Intergalactic Adventures of Max Cloud, so imagine her fuckin’ surprise when she is zapped into said game courtesy of one of it’s characters, The Space Witch (Jason Maza) where she takes up residence in the body of the ship’s chef, Jake (Elliot James Langridge). Now she must help Max (Scott Adkins) and Commander Rexy (Sally Collett) eliminate the threat of the outlandishly evil Revengor (John Hannah in a delightfully over-the-top role) and his henchwoman Shee (Lashana Lynch) and get back to Brooklyn circa 1990. Max Cloud is nothing if not imaginative, and co-writer (along with Collett)/director Martin Owen manages to squeeze every bit of production value out of the production with some fun and clever choices. The sets are colorful and fun (if limited), the actors all incredibly game (and actually funny… a true plus for a comedy, right cats n’ creeps?), the miniatures

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Dec 29, 2020
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L.A. Slasher Coming To DVD And VOD

The dark horror-comedy L.A. Slasher will be making it’s way to DVD and VOD on December 8th, via Archstone Distribution. Martin Owen directed the film, which stars Mischa Barton, Dave Bautista, Danny Trejo, Eric Roberts, Drake Bell, Brooke Hogan, Elizabeth Morris, Abigail Wright, Marisa Lauren and Andy Dick. L.A. Slasher takes a swing at reality TV and the hype of people who are famous for being famous. According to Owen the film explores “…why it has become acceptable to become an influential star based on no merit or talent, the story follows the titular Slasher character as he systematically abducts these “stars” much to the joy of the online public who view his exploits via social media, and who subsequently and enthusiastically support his mantra of ‘Death To Reality TV’.” Come December 8th you will be able to find the DVD in stores, such as Wal-Mart and on digital platforms. You can now preorder ‘L.A. Slasher’ on Amazon.

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Nov 29, 2015

More from Martin Owen

Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: Max Cloud (2020)

Video game wizard, and ultra-’90s teen Sarah (Isabelle Allen) is totally into the video game The Intergalactic Adventures of Max Cloud, so imagine her fuckin’ surprise when she is zapped into said game courtesy of one of it’s characters, The Space Witch (Jason Maza) where she takes up residence in the body of the ship’s chef, Jake (Elliot James Langridge). Now she must help Max (Scott Adkins) and Commander Rexy (Sally Collett) eliminate the threat of the outlandishly evil Revengor (John Hannah in a delightfully over-the-top role) and his henchwoman Shee (Lashana Lynch) and get back to Brooklyn circa 1990. Max Cloud is nothing if not imaginative, and co-writer (along with Collett)/director Martin Owen manages to squeeze every bit of production value out of the production with some fun and clever choices. The sets are colorful and fun (if limited), the actors all incredibly game (and actually funny… a true plus for a comedy, right cats n’ creeps?), the miniatures

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Dec 29, 2020
Horror Fuel

L.A. Slasher Coming To DVD And VOD

The dark horror-comedy L.A. Slasher will be making it’s way to DVD and VOD on December 8th, via Archstone Distribution. Martin Owen directed the film, which stars Mischa Barton, Dave Bautista, Danny Trejo, Eric Roberts, Drake Bell, Brooke Hogan, Elizabeth Morris, Abigail Wright, Marisa Lauren and Andy Dick. L.A. Slasher takes a swing at reality TV and the hype of people who are famous for being famous. According to Owen the film explores “…why it has become acceptable to become an influential star based on no merit or talent, the story follows the titular Slasher character as he systematically abducts these “stars” much to the joy of the online public who view his exploits via social media, and who subsequently and enthusiastically support his mantra of ‘Death To Reality TV’.” Come December 8th you will be able to find the DVD in stores, such as Wal-Mart and on digital platforms. You can now preorder ‘L.A. Slasher’ on Amazon.

Continue reading →
Nov 29, 2015