Not bad for low-budget.

Raunchy. Campy. Tongue firmly pressed into its cheek, this is more black comedy than horror. The story and the ride carry it.

This is clearly a production that's finding its way in a new market; a sign of things to come. It's raw and rough but it amazingly fluid and coherent for the niche that it's attempting to fill, done without any studio support and as bare-boned as movie-making gets. A diamond in the rough, if you will.

There's an ample amount of sex, drugs and rock & roll. The jokes are funny. Tom Denucci is funny. Eric Roberts is crazy. The villains are adorable scumbags that you love to hate. In the end, it reminded me of a raunchy horror romp from 1985. Not earth-shattering, no "Lawrence of Arabia," but entertaining if you want to just watch something fun. Put on your MST:3K hat - It plays like carnival fun-house.