Skinned Alive came out in 1990 and was shot on video for a very low budget. It's produced by the same guy who did The Dead Next Door and directed by Jon Killough. He doesn't like the movie much for reasons, but it's not a bad movie The movie is about a gang of hillbillies who are killing people and skinning them alive!! Their van breaks down and they have to stay at a guys place. They start killing right away and this guy next door suspects something going on. There is some pretty cool kills and a penis is seen on screen which might offend.
Acting is pretty bad, but there is heart involved with the acting so the actors are doing there best. The intro is pretty awesome with a really awesome score and some nice editing. Great job! Big shout out to the effects as they are better than a lot of low budget affects.
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Bluray Review
Tempe Digital and MakeFlix has put out Skinned Alive on a blu-ray and it's a big big upgrade from the DVD and VHS. The restoration has been done great with a lot of clean up involved with the damage on the skin. A feature goes in to the detail about the damge and how they fixed it. The audio is loud and clear and comes through you're speakers cleanly. Audio is English DTS Master Audio, but you alos have Dolby Digital 5.1 and Thai dubbed 5.1. Specail features are even included that show how much heart and soul went into making this movie!!!
SPECIAL FEATURES Disc 1 (Blu-ray BD-25, Replicated) NEW! 2K Restored Feature in 4:3 Original Aspect Ratio (1.33:1, 78 mins.) NEW! DTS HD-MA 5.1 Surround Remix Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Remix NEW! 2020 Audio Commentary with writer/director Jon Killough, moderated by Tempe historian Ross Snyder of Saturn’s Core Audio & Video 2002 Audio Commentary with producer J.R. Bookwalter and makeup effects artist David Lange NEW! Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Thai Dubbed Mix NEW! Carving Up 30 Years of “Skinned Alive” (16 mins.) featuring all-new 2020 interviews with writer/director Jon Killough and actors Susan Rothacker, Floyd Ewing Jr. & Michael Render NEW! Call Me Daddy You S#!thead: Remembering Mary Jackson (10 mins.) featuring all-new 2020 interviews with Foxx frontman Dave Jackson, original “Violet” Lorie Jackson, director Jon Killough, and actors Susan Rothacker & Michael Render NEW! Prissy Boy Phink: The Scott Spiegel Interview (8 mins.) featuring an all-new 2018 interview NEW! 2020 Location Tour (5 mins.) with cast members James L. Edwards, Floyd Ewing Jr., and Michael Render NEW! Restoration Grindhouse with Audio Commentary by producer J.R. Bookwalter discussing work performed for the new 2K restoration (11 mins.) NEW! Artwork & Promotional Gallery (5 mins.) NEW! Behind The Scenes Gallery (5 mins.) NEW! Production Stills Gallery (7 mins.) NEW! Optional English or Spanish Subtitles Tempe Digital Trailers Disc 2 (Dual-Layer DVD-9, Replicated) 1990 Original VHS Version with Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Mix (1.33:1) NEW! 2020 Audio Commentary with Doug Tilley and Moe Porne of The No-Budget Nightmares Podcast NEW! Never-before-seen 1987 “Roommates” TV Sitcom Episode One featuring “Skinned Alive” cast and crew (24 mins.) 1988 “Roommates” TV Sitcom Episode Two featuring “Skinned Alive” cast and crew (31 mins.) NEW! 1987 Joy Circuit “Love Turns To Darkness” Music Video directed by J.R. Bookwalter (6 mins.) Cut to the Bone: Dissecting the Making of “Skinned Alive” (35 mins.) Behind The Scenes (7 mins.) Camera & Wardrobe Tests (11 mins.) About The 2002 Remastering (2 mins.) Original 2002 DVD Release Trailer (3 mins.) NEW! Optional English or Spanish Subtitles Tempe DVD Trailers Packaging Collectible slipcover with newly-commissioned artwork by Alex Sarabia, signed by writer/director Jon Killough and producer J.R. Bookwalter Reversible wrap with 2000 artwork by Dave Arcane and original 1990 Cinema Home Video VHS artwork Eight-page color booklet with behind-the-scenes photos and liner notes by Tempe historian Ross Snyder of Saturn’s Core Audio & Video Clear Viva Premium Two-Disc Blu-ray Case
This is a great releease for people who love low budget horror and stuff like Rob Zombie. The Blu-ray is jammed and crammed with features and you get your moneys worth. BUY!!!!
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