Nancy Sirianni

Ghoul School: Super Bloody Splatter University Edition
$12.98
like to laugh at low budget give this one a try. i onley liked it because im a horror fan. but like horror and low budget give it a try.

Nancy Sirianni
$0.99

Ghoul School 4 Movie Pack
$9.98
CONTENTS of GHOUL SCHOOL 4 Movie Pack:

FILTHY MCNASTY-- Debbie Rochon stars in this brief tale of two boring gals who are turned into sex kittens by a ghost's spell. Director Chris Seaver appears, along with several unusual screen names.

GHOUL SCHOOL-- Bizarre comedy/horror film. A mysterious chemical released into a school's water supply turns any and all who contact it into zombies. Hilarity includes a segment with nostalgia TV show host Joe Franklin and Jackie "the Joke Man" Martling.

MULVA: ZOMBIE ASS KICKER!-- Zombies walk the Earth on Halloween night and Mulva and her friends battle them for the Trick or Treat candy they crave. Characters in this hour-length epic include Gag Reflex, the C*ck God and Mr. Bonejack (who's played by director Chris Seaver).

SHOCK CINEMA-- Scream Queen Brinke Stevens interviews almost two dozen fright film directors and producers in this first of four documentaries that probe the indie horror film industry. By far the highlight of this collection.

For more lesser-known indie horror films, check out PSYCHOTIC TENDENCIES, also from BRENTWOOD.


BRENTWOOD's 4-fers are nicely priced movie bundles. Video and sound quality of these digitally unrestored public domain films is generally fine. Discs are dual-side recorded.

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Parenthetical numbers preceding titles are 1 to 10 viewer poll ratings found at a film resource website.

(3.6) Filthy McNasty (2002) - Debbie Rochon/Miss Kitty/Ali Kat/TeenApe/Chris Seaver

(3.3) Ghoul School (1990) - Joe Franklin/William Friedman/Nancy Sirianni/Jackie Martling

(2.8) Mulva: Zombie Ass Kicker! (2001) - Missy Donatuti/Chris Seaver/Callie the Hutt/The Naked Cowboy/Debbie Rochon

(5.9) Shock Cinema Vol. 1 (1991) - Brinke Stevens (and 20 horror movie producers and directors)

Psycho Sisters [VHS]
$59.98
It's all a matter of perspective. Compared to the typical genre film you're going to find at your local video store, Pete Jacelone's gruesome, yet oddly tongue-in-cheek "Psycho Sisters" is a fairly average effort. Compared to the multitude of crappy shot-on-video horror/slasher flicks currently flooding the market, however, "Psycho Sisters" is a veritable diamond in the rough.Jackie and Jane (Theresa Lynn and the indescribably yummy J.J. North, respectively) have witnessed both the violent murder/suicide of their parents and the brutal rape and murder of their sister Janice. Now, after years of therapy at the Lawrence Psychiatric Institute, the megalomaniacal Dr. Lawrence arbitrarily pronounces them cured and releases them back into an unsuspecting world. There, egged on by Jackie's conviction that all men are scum, the sisters embark on an all-male murder spree to avenge Janice's death. As the body count rises, a half-dozen groups - the police, a tabloid newspaper editor, a biker gang, etc. - begin hunting down the girls.Fairly standard serial killer stuff, with the major twist being that the killers look like they've stepped off the pages of Playboy magazine, while the victims are all dorky guys. Sure it makes me a huge hypocrite, since I've pretty much shredded the whole serial killer genre in another review, but if every serial killer looked as sexy as J.J. North when wielding a lethal garden implement, I'd stop complaining."Psycho Sisters" ain't "Citizen Kane" - in fact, those two titles even look weird in the same sentence - but it's a solid, professional film with a definite undercurrent of (very) dark humor. If you're a horror/slasher afficionado, you'll at least get your money's worth with this one.