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The Last Horror Movie [DVD]

Rated: Suitable for 18 years and over | Format: DVD

3.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (13 customer reviews)

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Product details

Format: PAL
Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
Classification: 18
Studio: High Fliers Video Distribution
DVD Release Date: 8 Aug 2005
Run Time: 80 minutes

Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (13 customer reviews)

ASIN: B0009S9LM6

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British horror film with a dash of jet-black comedy. Kevin Howarth stars as Max Parry, a mild-mannered wedding video maker who uses his video camera to film various murders he has committed with the help of his timid assistant (Mark Stevenson). The film was screened at the 2003 London Frightfest.

About the Director

A graduate of The National Film School Julian Richards short film trilogy Pirates (1987), Queen Sacrifice (1988) and Bad Company (1992) won several international awards including Best Film at the British Short Film Festival before being televised by BBC Screenplay Firsts, HTV and ZDF. His television career started when still only a first year student he was invited to direct In with the Rent (1990) (TV) a Playhouse for BBC Wales. After film school he directed the docu/drama A Mutter of Voices (1994) (TV) for BBC2, twelve episodes of "Brookside" (1982) for Channel Four and he devised a male stripper documentary, Showboys: The Naked Truth, which screened in the BBC2 series Video Diaries. In 1994 Julian travelled to Los Angeles where he secured a contract to adapt the novel Calling All Monsters for Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment. In 1996 he returned to the UK to write and direct his debut feature film _Darklands (1997)_ starring Jon Finch, Rowena King and Craig Fairbrass. This occult horror film won several international awards including The Melies D'Argent for Best European Fantasy Film. Richards second feature Silent Cry (2002) starring Emily Woof, Douglas Henshall and Frank Finlay was awarded The Gold Remi at Worldfest Houston and his third feature, The Last Horror Movie (2003) which he produced through his company Prolific Films won over twelve international festival awards and became Fangoria Magazine's first US theatrical release

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5.0 out of 5 stars Very good show 7 Feb 2008

By Gerald

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If you were a fan of Henry, Portrait of a serial killer, then this is a show for you. Done through a hand held camera style film I think its a must see. It does a lot for the horror genre. A stone cold killer in Max, we see everything through his eyes and his perspective. It is funny at times but never drifts away from the raw, brutal savagery of a serial killer. It will not be everybodys cup of tea but like I said if you enjoyed Henry then see this film. I give it 5 stars because I loved this film. Being a horror fan I thought this film gave the genre a much needed wake up call just for the simple fact thats its not just your typical slasher flick. A photographer by day and a serial killer all day and all night!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Best horror ever? 14 July 2007

By A. C. Edmondston

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Basic plot. A killer has taped over a bad horror movie and has recorded his own diaries on it. While the viewer views him we see what type of person he is and follow him when he makes his killings. An amazing film shot all in cam corder style with lots of shots of the killer talking to the audience questioning us on our views of horror and him as a person. A smart and quite nasty horror which will make you think for a long time after viewing. If you like films like man bites dog its the horror version of that. A must see for all horror fans.

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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Who's watching who watching who? 18 Nov 2006

By Dag Ross

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Men or women - I don't really care," smirks serial killer Max Parry as he calmly pulls a hammer from his back pocket and bashes in the brains of a passing traffic warden. A few minutes later, he's throttling a woman to death in her car and then, before you've had time to draw breath, he's dismembering a man in his bath and serving up the cooked remains to his own granny. Gore blimey. The words sick as hell or sensationally unpleasant don't even come close - but those with a strong stomach are in for a treat with this horrifically-funny Brit flick. It turns out that when he's not hacking, slashing and burning anyone in his path, Max is a doting uncle and wedding photographer. There's no deep message here - he kills simply because he enjoys it. Although the serial killer video diary has been done before (comparisons with Man Bites Dog are inevitable), The Last Horror Movie is still great fun, mostly thanks to a rip-roaring performance from Kevin Howarth as the killer.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Overly knowing exercise in pretention

Quick review as follows: watch Man Bites Dog instead.

I'm not quite sure where to begin after surveying the wreckage of this film. Read more

Published 6 months ago by Mr. J. Ryden

4.0 out of 5 stars The best horror is real..

This isnt a bad movie. It kept me watching and interested. The main guy in this is a pretty good actor and it turns out to be quite a clever film. Read more

Published 14 months ago by Stuart Howard

1.0 out of 5 stars awful last horror film

this film was as interesting as watching paint dry,i was so disappointed after reading some of the better reviews i decided to purchase,but unless you are frightened by mary... Read more

Published on 7 Mar 2011 by candycane

1.0 out of 5 stars Oh Dear

Awful bloody film. You can smell how desperately clever they all thought they were being, and picture the smugness with which they came up with the idea. Read more

Published on 24 Jun 2010 by M. Swann

4.0 out of 5 stars Blair witch meets Henry:Portrait of a serial killer!

This movie lacks the power of Henry but it's unique and the last scene I can guarantee will make you sleep with the lights on. Read more

Published on 25 Jun 2009 by Mr. A. J. Ralph

4.0 out of 5 stars Good film worth watching

A good movie with a good story at it's heart. I didn't find it that scary but worth worthing.

Published on 14 July 2007 by Helen Pratten

5.0 out of 5 stars So original and twisted that I won't even tell you the first thing...

I love this movie, but it's well-nigh impossible to review. If I even begin to describe this film in any way, I'm going to do the story a disservice - and I'm going to rob you,... Read more

Published on 18 Oct 2006 by Daniel Jolley

3.0 out of 5 stars About as scary as Mr Ben

Part of me wondered what the hell The Last Horror Movie was bringing to the party because its pretty much a remake of Man Bites Dog but with an English sense of humour. Read more

Published on 22 Jun 2006 by J. S. Meins

1.0 out of 5 stars THE LAST HORROR MOVIE

YEAH, AS THE TITLE STATES.. THIS WILL BE THE LAST HORROR MOVIE TO BE NOMINATED FOR BEST HORROR FILM. I DON'T THINK IT'LL EVEN MAKE IT IN THE TOP 100 OF ALL TIME! Read more

Published on 19 May 2006 by J D

5.0 out of 5 stars Criminal Psych 101

This low-budget DV mindwarper has several things going for it, chief among them a charmingly unctuous performance from lead actor, Kevin Howarth as Max Parry, a character who is... Read more

Published on 21 Oct 2005

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