Our Review of the HillBilly Horror Show

Greetings Faithful Followers,

Every Once in a while you discover a show out there that just makes you sit back scratch your head and go hmmmmm, we found just such a show in Hillbilly Horror Show on vimeo.
The show opens with the 2 hosts Bo and Cephus (Scott Geiter)  and the very yummy kissing cousin Lulu (Rachael Faulkner) bring you a series of indie shorts and other amusing tidbits as well.

The First Feature Franky and the ant was a unfaithful wife/girlfriend piece where the psycho franky and his sleezeball friend the ant are planning to dispose of frankies girl Karebear for being unfaithful. There is little blood or gore in this peice the real drama comes from the interaction between franky the ant and to a small degree Karebear the film ends with a surprise outcome that i did not see coming so i wont spoil it a solid indie offering. The 2nd and third pieces were an animated short called doppelganger about a wayward skeleton and his journey and Alone a canibal stalker peice set in a snowbound rural area both very commendable offerings.

The Final Piece Called The Nest was provided by Rattlesnake productions, this mutated bee short took the show bo,cephus and lulu certianly saved the best for last, The nest is the story of a local rancher finding that one of his prize horses has been stripped to bare bones right in the pasture by a as yet unseen menace complains to local farm inspector randy. Add in the local diner owner Elinor and her half wit son Diz and 2 honey theving goth bimbets and we actually got a movie here. The special effects were excellent the scenes where the 2 goth bimbettes were stripped to bare bones in the blink of an eye is worth the time to take to watch this piece alone. We dont want to spoil anymore of the movie so we will leave it here summing up an excellent piece which myself and the crew enjoyed immensely.

So well done hillbilly horror show, the only downside was more camera time was needed for lulu and her smokin hot ass! (take the hint!)  Here is our video review of the Hillbilly Horror Show on Live from the Monastary of Mayhem.