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Disclaimer: this review is based on the original Uncensored Director's Cut who runs 88 minutes. This is the second time I see this movie and more than anything I did it for the nostalgia that gives me because in 2016 when I entered Letterboxd I remember the first list that I gave like on the site, which was called "Forbidden Films" and in it chronologically listed films from around the world ...
Oct 6, 2022 · Audio commentary with directors Jeffrey Obrow and Stephen Carpenter, moderated by horror journalist Steve Barton Inhuman Experiments – The Making of “The Kindred”, an all-new documentary produced by Red Shirt Pictures (52 mins.), nominated for the 2022 Rondo Award for “Best DVD/Blu-ray Extra”.
The very first Make Believe Seattle festival took place last week and included a lot of stellar features. One that particularly caught my eye was Pursued. It is the new film from Jeffrey Obrow, known for 80s classics The Dorm that Dripped Blood and The Kindred. He’s back with a new thriller focusing on friends and strangers in the digital age.
Jan 9, 1987 · Co-directors Jeffrey Obrow and Stephen W. Carpenter previously collaborated on the slasher quickie The Dorm That Dripped Blood and on The Power, a made-for-TV horror film. Pays would go on to co-star in the similarly aquatic sci-fi film Leviathan.
Jesse Head (born September 1, 1983) is an American actor who provides the voice and likeness for Noah Pawling in Dead Space: Aftermath. Jesse Head was born in Seguin, Texas on September 1st, 1983. His first roles were in Southern Man, The Pretender, and the short lived WB series Katie Joplin. He later played opposite Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in their show So Little Time. He has acted in ...
Feb 9, 2023 · Jeffrey Obrow From the director of the horror classics THE DORM THAT DRIPPED BLOOD and THE KINDRED comes the World Premiere of this riveting thriller about a teenager who stalks her mother’s new boyfriend, only to accidentally stumble upon a stranger with the same name who also happens to be a deranged serial killer.
This thriller, directed by Jeffrey Obrow, has virtually zero information available online, and it’s probably better that nobody knows about this. While the production quality isn’t terrible, this movie is a total waste of time that’ll leave you scratching your head, rolling your eyes, or both after a thoroughly unpleasant experience.
