As bizarre early French horror goes, Mad Mutilator (1983)
may be one of the most bizarre that I have ever seen. Ogroff is a bestial and savage backwoods
killer who pretty much kills every person he comes into contact with for no
other reason other than they have come across his path. Women, men, and children alike, they all are
on equal footing when it comes to Ogroff.
There is no other plot to this film than that as there are no characters
that the audience gets to know through the film.
The gore effects are sub-par as is pretty much everything on
this low budget horror film. For those
of you with a curiosity for long forgotten foreign horror films than this film
may appeal to you but for generally everyone else this is a completely unnecessary
and useless film to even look for much less watch.
The film is written and directed by N.G. Mount, who went on
to have a semi-successful career in the ‘90s with such low budget films as
Operation Las Vegas (1990), Alien Platoon (1992), Trepanator (1992), and Dinosaur
from the Deep (1993), to name a few,
before disappearing completely from the Brooklyn Cop (1998).
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