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Mcbastard's MAUSOLEUM: DVD Review: CLOWN HUNT (2012) Page 1 of 48 McBASTARD'S MAUSOLEUM: DVD Review: CLOWN HUNT (2012) Page 1 of 48 Share Report Abuse Next Blog» Create Blog Sign In McBASTARD'S MAUSOLEUM the crypt of cult, horror and exploitation cinema MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012 CONTRIBUTORS DVD Review: CLOWN HUNT (2012) Christopher Kahler McBastard Root Rot CONTACT To submit materials for review please email me for the address. I am also willing to accept reviews, articles and other content for the site. email: [email protected] twitter: http://twitter.com/mcbastard2000 facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/mcBast ards-mausoleum/169440663073382 tumblr: http://mcbastardsmausoleum.tumblr.co m/ digg: http://digg.com/mcbastard2000 CLOWN HUNT (2012) stumbleupon: http://www.stumbleupon.com/stumbler/ Label: MVD Visual McBastard2000/reviews/ Region: 1 NTSC Duration: 90 mins THE CRYPT Rating: Unrated Video: 16:9 Widescreen ▼ 2012 (37) Audio: English 2.0 Dolby Digital ▼ March (8) Director: Barry Tubb DVD Review: CLOWN HUNT (2012) Cast: David Keith, Barry Tubb, Brandon Wayne, Eliose DeJoria, Robert Earl Keen, Blu-ray Review: STRIP NUDE FOR Tuff Hedeman, Tanner Beard YOUR KILLER (1975) Tagline: Clowns: they're not just for laughing anymore Roger Corman's CAMEL SPIDERS Attack on DVD and Blu... Blu-ray Review: ZAAT (1971) Blu-ray Review: THE SHRINE (2010) Short Film Review: BRIEFCASE (2012) Arrow Video May Blu-ray Details: THE HOUSE BY THE ... TLA Cult Awards Nominations Announced for Annual C... ► February (11) ► January (18) ► 2011 (327) Synopsis: In the wilds of Texas, grown men gather to hunt the rarest game of all: ► 2010 (90) Clowns. Once plentiful and common now one must pay a hefty some to hunt clowns, and for some it’s become an annual tradition. However this season the appearance of Albino Willie, a rare albino clown, poses a special prize and danger. SUBSCRIBE http://mcbastardsmausoleum.blogspot.com/2012/03/dvd-review-clown-hunt-2012.html 3/28/2012 McBASTARD'S MAUSOLEUM: DVD Review: CLOWN HUNT (2012) Page 2 of 48 PODCASTS 42nd Street Drive-In All My Heroes Wear Masks Bloody Good Horror Cadaver Lab Creepy Kitch Dead Lantern Splattercast In recent years we've seen a few interesting entries in the clown sub-genre of horror Double Feature from the artfully demented and depressing Spanish film The Last Circus to blood- Dread Media soaked Troma schlockfest Klown Kamp Massacre, entertaining fare that offer tons Drunken Zombie of clown-centric shenanigans though fair warning friends The Last Circus might Fearshop have you reaching for the razor blade, that's a seriously depressing film right there Fearshop.Com Metal Podcast but I highly recommend checking out for both you sillies and sads out there. Horror Etc Horrorphilia JAFMP Mondo Movie Motion Picture Massacre Movie Brain Rot Movie Meltdown Now Playing Screamwave The Dark Hours The Gentlemen's Grindhouse Zombie Grrlz BLOGS Here we have yet another clown entry of note, Clown Hunt , a low-budget silly from A Hero Never Dies Texas-filmmaker Barry Tubb ( Javelina ) which presents us with the notion that Beasts in Human Skin clowns are now hunted for sport ala whitetail deer, elk and moose. We join a hunting party in Texas (where else) right at the start of the "Silly Season", the sad Bloodtype Online clowns aren't yet in season you see. The sport is government regulated and you Body Count need a license to hunt the clowns and large hunts are organized all over the Cinemaslave country, interestingly the clowns are also eaten, it's bizarre conceit and the Comeuppance Reviews execution ain't too bad either. Corpse Collective Dead Derrick's Reviews From Midnight with Love Johnny's Cult Films Poppy's Playhouse The Fear Inside The Witch's Hat The Zed Word LABELS 'Nam (1) 1940's (1) 1950's (1) 1960's (1) I wouldn't call the men and women of the hunting party rednecks but they're 1970's (19) definitely rural-minded folks out to bag their limit of clowns. Growing up in Upstate 1975 (1) New York I can see they're not that much different than the folks in my neck o' the 1980's (25) woods come opening day of deer season, avid sportsmen. I don't think the film 1983 (1) exactly villafies hunting or sportsmen but it has some fun with the stereotypes for sure, even throwing some homo-eroticism our way with some mud wrasslin', it's an 1990's (9) interesting array of characters including one who's a closeted clown, fun stuff. 2000's (43) 2010 (2) 2011 NYC Comic Con (1) 2012 (1) 3D (2) 80's Horror (14) Aaron Ashmore (2) http://mcbastardsmausoleum.blogspot.com/2012/03/dvd-review-clown-hunt-2012.html 3/28/2012 McBASTARD'S MAUSOLEUM: DVD Review: CLOWN HUNT (2012) Page 3 of 48 Aaron Carlson (1) Aaron Eckhart (1) Aaron nee (1) Aashe Aaron (1) Abel Ferarra (1) Action (5) Adam Arkin (1) Adam Brooks (1) Adam Green (5) Adam Hann-Byrd (1) Adam Nee (1) Adam Rehmeier (1) The clowns gather in a village called Gigglestown, USA where they ply their trade; juggling, performing tricks and a few more off kilter practices like crushing baby Adam Rifkin (2) chickens to death underneath their over sized clown shoes, torturing kittens by Adam West (1) trampolining them to the death. The clowns are pretty easy prey for the Adaptation (1) sportsmen 'cept for one named Albino Willy, a legendary clown who's evaded the Adele Silva (1) hunt for two decades whom has his own agenda, to exterminate the hunters and he Adolfo Celi (1) comes equipped with a prop-engine plane which he dive bombs the hunter Adrian Santiago (1) encampment with, dropping water balloons and rubber chickens, when this fails to Adriano Stuart (1) deter the hunt he resorts to corn-holing one of the unlucky bastards and picking 'em Adrienne Corri (1) off the others with a 30 .06 rifle. Adrián García Bogliano (1) Adventure (1) Africa (1) After Dark Originals (1) Agnese Nano (2) Akira Ide (1) Al Cliver (1) Al Jourgensen (1) Alan Rowe Kelly (2) Alan Tudyk (1) Albert de Mendoza (1) Aldo Ladd (1) Aldo Ray (1) Aletrnative Rock (1) Alex Aja (1) It's shot on the cheap but the film benefits from decent production value, on the down side the acting is pretty shit across the board but it's not without it's lo-fi Alex Aldridge (1) charm either, sadly the clown make-ups are pretty uninspired and there's little to no Alex Cox (1) gore (or nudity) to be found but the films is pretty damned funny at times with Alex Reid (1) loads of low-brow lunacy. At 90 minutes the film is a bit of a slog and I could see it Alexie Ryan (2) being slightly more successful as a short film but for those demented enough to Alfred Hitchcock (2) seek out a lo -fi indie feature about a clown hunt that's chock full o' quips like "Why Alfred Molina (1) don't you eat clown meat?", "It tastes funny" there's some definite silliness to be Alien (5) had, like clown meat it's probably an acquired taste. 2 outta 5 Aliens (2) Aliens Resident Evil (1) Alternative Cinema (1) Alternative Rock (2) Amanada Plummer (1) Amanda Bearse (1) Amanda Fuller (1) Clown Hunt Amicus Films (1) David Keith, Barry... 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