I had no idea that Brian Dorton directed and wrote a remake of Nick Millard's Criminally Insane. One could argue that Millard did the same with his sequel, as it uses so much footage from the original movie. Yet this time, we get more of the story of Ethel (Dixie Gers) as she annihilates everyone that gets in her way.
Ethel may have killed her Uncle Joe, which is why she's been in a sanitarium all these years, but when two orderlies assault her, she's released and in the care of her Aunt Joyce. Yet she eats so much food that her guardian must lock it away, which drives her to the brink and beyond, and before you know it, Aunt Joyce is dead too.
Made with real animal guts, this movie in no way shies away from the gore. There aren't many movies that have a death by inserting a smashed wine bottle into someone's nether regions, much less a POV anilingus shot.
Yet beyond all the sleaze and guts, this movie has a great performance by Gers. You actually understand Ethel a bit more by the end and if anything, feel for her plight if not understand it.
Ethel may have killed her Uncle Joe, which is why she's been in a sanitarium all these years, but when two orderlies assault her, she's released and in the care of her Aunt Joyce. Yet she eats so much food that her guardian must lock it away, which drives her to the brink and beyond, and before you know it, Aunt Joyce is dead too.
Made with real animal guts, this movie in no way shies away from the gore. There aren't many movies that have a death by inserting a smashed wine bottle into someone's nether regions, much less a POV anilingus shot.
Yet beyond all the sleaze and guts, this movie has a great performance by Gers. You actually understand Ethel a bit more by the end and if anything, feel for her plight if not understand it.