SEVERED CINEMA TEE


Tags
horror movie reviews,
exploitation,
gore,
rape revenge,
revenge,
extreme,
vengeance,
sick,
twisted,
nudity,
sex,
sleaze,
eurosleaze,
Fulci,
Argento,
Toe Tag,
Toetag,
murder,
Blue Underground,
underground,
mutilation,
Synapse,
horror,
arthouse,
cinema,
Plotdigger Films,
obscure,
cult,
Joe D'amato,
grindhouse,
One 7 Movies,
zombies,
cannibal
|
Pay to Play - GrammaBum Motion Pictures |
|
|
Written by Richard Taylor
|
Sunday, 19 March 2017 |
Review of Pay to Play from GrammaBum Motion Pictures on Severed Cinema
 |
Directed
by: Monte Davis Jr., Jeffery Husselman
Written by: Monte Davis Jr., Jeffery Husselman
Produced by: Monte Davis Jr., James Husselman, Jeffery
Husselman
Cinematography by: Monte Davis Jr.
Editing by: Charles Fairfield
Music by: Gregory Samsa
Special Effects by: Jeffery Husselman
Cast: Jeffery Husselman, Corissa Gabor
Year: 2017
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color
Runtime: 1h 25min
Studio:
GrammaBum Motion Pictures
|
|
GrammaBum Pictures are at it again with this no budget
eccentric opus of unconventional pimping and murder. I
respected what they did with their movie
American Holocaust 2000 (review
here) but I found the film lagged, was a bit dull and
lacked originality. Fortunately, Pay to Play offers
up some quirky and dark sensibilities accompanied by a
bonkers storyline that hits a lot of the right notes. The
music, Jeffery Husselman's absolute batshit crazy
performance and the quality of the movie, which looks like a
re-run of All In The Family helps the movie’s styling
and overall atmosphere.
So we get co-director Husselman on the internet looking to
whore out his wife Linda, played by Corissa Gabor.
Husselman's character is typing up ads with the tagline and
movie title you gotta pay to play. It seems as if the couple
are in dire need of money and this seems like the only
feasible answer for making some quick cash. It’s sort of
ludicrous how the wife asks her husband if he wants to go
through with it as if he is the one going to be porked by a
bunch of scumbags but instead he is offering her up as the
cash cow sacrifice. It’s weird -- does he have any
connection to her despite all the cheesy smiling framed
photos of the couple adorning their house walls, or does he
just want money, or does he enjoy seeing his wife being
cucked out to other greasy dicked individuals?

Once they get potential clients, the couple have a secluded
warehouse as the meeting location, which is a dark and dingy
room with a mattress slapped on floor with explicit
clippings of porno magazines filling the walls (to create
that magical feeling I guess). The husband lays out the
rules for the clients, such as no anal, no body fluids, no
cumming in her etcetera, but rules are meant to be broken,
especially if the price is right. All the clients are a
funky bunch, from all walks of life. They are perverts
looking for different pleasures. One guy likes to fuck in
the ass, another has an oral fetish, and so on. All the
while Husselman's character stands by and watches his wife
getting fucked whilst reading his copy of the holy bible --
the same one he slips the dollar bills in.
We soon see that the husband has no feelings for his wife as
the movie goes on, and practically views her as an object or
slave. The sexual encounters with his wife and the clients
become a strain on him. He eventually snaps, not only
killing the client but his wife as well. He also visits a
priest for confession who tells him that he has to become
one flesh with his wife, a phrase which is eventually taken
literally. He never really feels any remorse for his wife's
death. The cops are questioning him and he is acting
obviously suspicious, plus he is losing his shit because his
wife never left him any insurance money. Husselman is great
in this role, he freaks the fuck out during a lot of scenes.
He then decides to dispatch all of the men whom his wife
fucked for money, and brutally kills them in various ways,
including one memorable scene of an elongated drill up the
wazoo.
Pay to Play is entertaining, strange and bizarre in the best possible
way. The story just works in all its no budget unpolished
glory. It’s rather original, not your normal run of the mill
genre offering, that definitely sticks out from the pack and
I recommend checking it out. It’s not a complete gorefest
but it does boast some nice practical effects. Pay to Play is a quirky and eccentric low budget
horror/exploitation film done right. Check out
GrammaBum Motion Pictures on Facebook.



|
CLICK TO
ENLARGE IMAGE














|
RATING: |
MOVIE: |
    
|
|
|
Last Updated ( Sunday, 19 March 2017 )
|
|