Its a 'bad' film, but accidental results can be just rewarding. Apparently a disgruntled lab employee destroyed most of the original film - I thank him despite his dubious actions. The low quality does hurt it, but it inadvertently becomes an abstract pastiche of horror clichés, sporadic images and low budget hallucinatory sequences crashing together into a delightful poke in the horror viewer's eyes. The improvised audio design, including the director (?) miming a dog is cacophonous joy.

I don't know where to begin, there is so much wrong with this film. I have no idea what happened. It was mind-blowing.

Pretty Bad