Pete coleman

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Schizophreniac: The Whore Mangler 1997 (4.75)

A murderous drug addict driven insane by the demonic voice of his evil ventriloquist dummy sets out on a gore-soaked killing spree in this independent shocker from director Ron Atkins. Insanity is calling and Harry Russo is more than happy to answer by slicing, dicing, filleting and splaying anyone who gets in the way of his quest to achieve a state of complete mental chaos. Harry is not alone on his journey of destruction though, and as his villainous ventriloquist dummy offering a bit of immoral support, the stage is set for some serious bloodletting!
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Necromaniac: Schizophreniac 2 1999 (5)

Deranged and drug-addled misogynistic lunatic Harry Russo suffers from painful flashbacks concerning the abuse he suffered from his parents as a kid. Accompanied by his ventriloquist dummy pal Rubberneck, Russo embarks on a brutal psychotic spree in Las Vegas in which he rapes and murders old ladies, lesbian hitchhikers, and sleazy two-bit whores. Meanwhile, two scummy cops try to nab Russo.
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The Payback 1995

A murderous, two-timing thug tries to score the big dope deal...and we're just talking about the filmmaker here! But "dope" IS the operative word when it comes to The Payback And The Vegas Bloodbath.
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Black Creek 2017 (4.318)

Returning to their family’s cabin in the dark, Wisconsin woods to scatter the ashes of their father, a troubled young man and his brash sister are terrorized by signs that an ancient, Native-American spirit, awakened by a ritual murder, has marked them for death.
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House Of Salem 2016 (5.2)

Kidnappers become a child's unlikely protectors when demonic forces attack their safe house, emerging from the walls in search of human sacrifice.
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Echo And The Bunnymen: Live in Liverpool 2001

On two magical evenings in August 2001, Ian McCulloch and Will Sargeant, founding fathers of the punk darlings Echo and the Bunnymen, joined their current bandmates for a special live performance at Paul McCartney's Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts. The result is this stunning video (featuring 21 live tracks and 4 bonus videos) that's sure to resonate with the band's loyal, dedicated and fervent fan base.