Rare, Unearthed Films, Horror, Psychedelic, Drugs, Experimental, Underground, Cult; DVD Meditative and trancelike, Frankenstein’s Bloody Nightmare is an avant-garde mood piece. It is complex, abstract, and totally frustrating., but  has pockets of immense fun. Like the scene where Victor Frankenstein gives his creature a handjob, which then morphs into a fist-and-arm-job. Brilliant young Victor Karlstein finds himself in an abyss of personal turmoil and professional stress after the woman he most likely seemed to love dies while under the care of his own mysterious medical facility. Determined to keep her alive Victor uses his mechanically-enhanced reanimated corpse to murder young women in order to furnish "raw parts" for her new body among other devious things. A grainy echo of experimental and fantastic films of years past rendered in wild splashes of saturated super-8 cinematography Frankenstein's Bloody Nightmare is the debut feature from writer/producer/director John R. Hand.

Australian, Horror, Gore, Independent, Underground, Low Budget; DVD This is a riot from start to finish and shouldn't be missed. Yes it is low budget and it is obvious that the ambition of the film makers is sometimes sacrificed, but if you take this into account then you can really appreciate the qualities this feature has to offer. It is hilarious with some good performances, particularly from the leads. There is a proud history of off kilter horror gems from the land down under and IKHMRYSLS continues this trend and deserves to be considered in the same league as Bad Taste or Black Sheep. The film makers, Doug Turner and Stacy Edmonds show real promise in their debut and I hope they make another film soon.