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  • Actors: Leon Lissek, Christine Amor, Ian Patrick Williams, Helen Thomson, Craig Cronin
  • Directors: Alec Mills
  • Producers: Stanley O'Toole
  • Format: PAL
  • Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Classification: 15
  • Studio: Studiocanal
  • DVD Release Date: 15 Sept. 2008
  • Run Time: 100 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B001AOHPVC
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 41,354 in DVD & Blu-ray (See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray)

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Low-budget Australian slasher horror. A serial killer is on the loose at a respected private school for girls, dispatching his victims by strangling them with a length of barbed wire or gouging out their eyes.

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At the time of writing this is only the second review posted, and while I agree with the other reviewer, overall I give this a much higher mark.

My biggest bone of contention with the other reviewer is that this film offers nothing new to the slasher genre. Well, very very few slashers do! In fact, one could argue that it's the fact that the genre is so well defined thagt makes it fun. I didn't watch this for something new, rather I expected a slasher that played by the rules. And it did, so rather than a negative, it turned out well for me.

Yes the killer is revealed far too early. Yes there is a distinct lack of gore (except a little at the end). And hell, they didn't even go for the "last girl" tactic.

However, it has some fun moments, and a little - totally unecessary - full-front nudity.

Coming at the end of the slasher hey-day I'd say yes, this feels a little washed up, a little too late. But for slasher completists there's nothing too terrible here (even if it's not terribly good either).

There are no extras here, and the print is good and widescreen (1.85:1). Sorry, I didn't check for subtitles (I'm English speaking). Sound is good, but not surround sound.

A little tame, perhaps lame, but hey - that applies to a LOT of slashers, and we still love them, no?
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In this Aussie slasher, the girls at a local school are going missing, having seemingly eloped with their lovers - but something more gruesome is happening to them, and it's up to a neglected girl and her new boyfriend to find out the truth.
It's a pretty by the numbers slasher that feels very much like an Aussie attempt to cash in on the popularity of films like Friday the 13th. However, there are some nice additional touches - the cop in charge isn't an idiot, the heroine is the neglected child of a self-obsessed movie star, and her boyfriend appears to genuinely care about her.
We also get some interesting teachers and slimeball students to balance out the cast.
The murder methods are pretty gruesome (although not a huge amount of gore is shown), the killer is nicely unusual and quite chilling in one scene, and the way in which the mystery is solved actually seems to involve some police work for once rather than an amateur accidentally revealing everything.
It is showing its age, and some elements seem to have been included to widen the sales appeal of the silm (the lead's 'American' accent only ever crops up for a few seconds if someone refers to her being American), but it's proper old-school slasher fun.
Well worth a look.
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At an all girls catholic school, a madman is killing off students with a barb wire noose and cutting out their eyes. Whilst this is going on, we follow the rivalry between the posh male students from a near by all male school and the local kids they look down on.

I really enjoyed the performance of Leon Lissek as Myles Sheffield, a teacher and cuckolded husband to his tart of a wife played by Christine Amor. Helen Thomson is pretty good as Mary, the main girl from the school that the film focuses on. Hazel Howson was a good presence as Sister Mary-Ellen, we're never really sure how involved her character is in the murders, if at all. The rest of the acting is somewhere between awful, and what you would expect on the set of Home and Away. It's very competently directed by Englishman Alec Mills, he'd been working in the film industry since 1955 as a camera operator and later as a cinematographer. Bloodmoon was the first film he directed, and he only went on to direct one more, the 1992 Linda Blair film, Dead Sleep. Bloodmoon is the only film written by Robert Brennan, he has very few writing credits but for a few Mission Impossible episodes, a few Jake and the Fatman episodes and an episode of Murder, She Wrote. The creepy music is excellent, there's several nude scenes and though most of the murders are done off screen, there's just about enough blood splashed around. I also loved the scene where the kids were at a school party, where the live music was from the band, Vice. They also provide a great track over the end credits.

The picture and sound quality is very nice, much better than I expected an obscure low budget Australian slasher film to be.
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A maniac is garroting the young ladies of an exclusive boarding school with a barbwire noose. As well as any boy they are caught canoodling with.

This Australian shocker may be the only slasher film influenced by Terrence Rattigan nearly as much as it is by John Carpenter. There are certainly more than a few shades of The Browning Version in the important and dysfunctional relationship between kindly Myles Sheffield (Leon Lissek) and his seemingly heartless strumpet of a wife , Virginia (Christine Amor). There is also a very clear influence imported from from Aus daytime soaps, as the cute posh girls get involved in the class struggle by making out with the local surf bums.

Director, Alec Mills (Dead Sleep) delivers a pretty slick look to the proceedings. Brian May (not that Brian May) contributes a good score. And final girl, Helen Thomas, is appealing despite her broad Australian accent undermining the idea that she is a Texan oil heiress. The kills could have been bloodier, but they do generate a decent level of tension. The house band, Vice, deliver some pretty good hair metal in a party scene and hammer out the film's staggeringly grandiose theme tune over the end credits to good effect.

Over all Bloodmoon is a decent slasher that just missed out. It was filmed in 1989 and released on VHS in 1990. The artwork is great.

The aspect ratio of the DVD is 1.78.1. There are no extras bar the trailer,
It gets 3.5 stars becase its pretty good.
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HASH(0x942bb714) out of 5 stars Death Down Under 7 Dec. 2004
By Marylander4Life - Published on Amazon.com
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Australian horror filmmaking has a lot in common with, say, that of the Canadians. What I mean is, much like our northern brothers, the Australians never really achieved their own distinct style when it came to the horror film. Unlike the Italians, who puncuated their films with outrageous bouts of gore, nudity and style, or the Asians (especially the Japanese) who bring their own unique cultural ties to their films, the Aussies have always felt the need to copy American horror films down to the letter.

BLOODMOON is a perfect example of this. On the surface, it's nothing more than another needless HALLOWEEN/FRIDAY THE 13th clone: Set at an all-girls Catholic boarding school (that just so happens to be situated near an all-boys Catholic boarding school!), this tells the story of a black-gloved maniac who kills necking teens by strangling them with a loop of barbed wire and then gouging out their eyeballs.

So, yeah, there's nothing really unique about BLOODMOON. Or is there? The most interesting aspect of the film is that the killer (I won't say who) is revealed about halfway through. This leads to some unexpected plot turns and one genuinely tense sequence where two girls are cornered by him/her in a locked schoolhouse. There are some true moments to savor here, and the slick photography and above-average acting certainly helps.

Unfortunately, and somewhat ironically, the thing that most slasher movies are criticized for not having is what makes BLOODMOON such a failure. The film focuses waaaay too much on character development, to the point where it feels, at times, that it's one of those awful Aussie soaps like NEIGHBORS. It's the usual stuff: A rich American girl (an obvious attempt to appeal to US audiences -- the funny thing is, the actress is Australian and doesn't even TRY to hide her accent!) falls in love with the boy from the wrong side of the tracks; a nasty teacher is having an affair with one of the male students; and the two aformentioned girls who are cornered in the school are planning to steal a test to cheat off of. Yawn.

More importantly, when it actually comes time for the carnage, BLOODMOON is a total let-down. Apart from the previously-mentioned double murder in the school, the death scenes are all poorly handled, not too mention the fact that most of the deaths occur off-screen. In fact, the nastiest death is the least-bloody one, in which a teen girl has a nasty encounter with a desktop!

And worst of all, the ending sucks. It's one of those awful, inconclusive endings that leaves you hungering for more even though, much to your disappointment, the film's over.

So overall, BLOODMOON is a pretty sub-par film. It's not completely worthless, and granted it's one of the better slashers from the late 80's, but I can't really say that getting this Artisan DVD release of it is worth it. A rental at best.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
HASH(0x942bb768) out of 5 stars I can't believe I was in this piece of trash!! 6 July 2005
By Wilma Fingadou - Published on Amazon.com
Format: DVD
Apart from the fact that NO one in this film can act!! And apart from the fact that they show you the murderer BEFORE the Fright Break.......well, there really is not much going for this piece of celuTrash whatsoever!!!! Unless of course you may want to pick it up to see the Glam Rock band who play at the school dance (the only reason I myself have a copy).

I sometimes hate to admit that yes, I am the singer of that band. It was a while ago now and I do look a lot different, but with this movie in particular, it can't possibly be rated anymore than Hitler can be called, ah, CUTE!!!

Buy it for a laugh and for the band.......but don't buy it for any frightening entertainment value.

Should be paying US to watch it!!!!
HASH(0x942480e4) out of 5 stars Moon of Blood 8 Oct. 2015
By F. J. E. - Published on Amazon.com
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Very well done Aussie slasher with likeable characters and good story line. Worth a look.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful
HASH(0x9424824c) out of 5 stars The Count from Sesame Street is scarier 22 Nov. 2003
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
If you want to see the worst Australian movies have to offer then watch this one. This show was launched in Australia with a brilliant promo that worked .... with dire warnings of possible heart problems from viewing and working on fear of public humiliation, the distributors dared viewers that if they were too scared to watch the last half hour of this "the most scariest, frightening, goriest film ever made", they would be refunded their ticket money, the only catch was they had to remain in a roped off area in the lobby signed "I was too chicken to watch". The movie was sheer torture to watch and I'm embarrassed to say the promo sucked me in. If only I had of gone for the refund, as its a 100 minutes of my life I'll never get back. Awful acting, bad scripting, very poor special effects. Some movies are fun to watch because they are awful, this stinker doesnt even entertain and cant even be considered B grade. 0 out of 5
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful
HASH(0x9424821c) out of 5 stars dvd review 16 Jun. 2009
By Jacqueline L. Docker - Published on Amazon.com
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great service and delivery, only problem was the movie, not the one I thought it was, but thanks
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