Twisted Tales (1994)
Horror anthology that takes on three stories. The first one entitled "Nothing But The Truth" deals with a compulsive liar and how his exaggerations get the better of him. Next is "The Shooting" about a man and how he is haunted by the spirit of his recently deceased abusive older brother. Finally, "Hungry Like A... Bat?" has a man who is trying to cope with being part human, part vampire, and part werewolf.
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Absolutely Fantastic
A waste of 90 minutes of my life
It's complicated... I really like the directing, acting and writing but, there are issues with the way it's shot that I just can't deny. As much as I love the storytelling and the fantastic performance but, there are also certain scenes that didn't need to exist.
The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.
I should start off by saying that Kevin Lindenmuth used to be somewhat of an acquaintance of mine, and I still maintain that the man is one of the single most talented men out there, and will some day challenge someone like Barker, or Hooper's throne of horror. This movie is awesome, and was directed on a shoestring budget on weekends by Kevin and his friends, and was made right before his best film `VAMPIRES AND OTHER STEREOTYPES.' It contains three stories; one about a man who's lies become so bad they materialize and threaten his life, another story about a boy running from the law with an irritating phantom by his side, and, finally, a story about a man who's bitten by a vampire AND a werewolf. It stars all of Kevin's regulars; Mick McCleery, and Laura McLaughlin. It is hilarious right down to the last story, and succeeds on all levels as an enjoyable movie. Sure there are some minor horrific scenes, and some cartoon-ish gore, but the film is mostly a comedy. Be sure and watch the behind-the-scenes stuff at the end so you can see the cast and crew having just as much fun making the movie as you'll have watching it.