Bad Karma (1991 film)
| Bad Karma | |
|---|---|
 Official DVD Cover | |
| Directed by | Alex Chandon |
| Written by | Alex Chandon |
| Produced by | Alex Chandon Duncan Jarman J. Karapateas |
| Starring | Carmel Alex Chandon Dan Barton |
| Cinematography | Alex Chandon |
| Edited by | Alex Chandon |
| Music by | Carmel |
| Distributed by | Shape-Shifting Films |
Release date | 1991 |
Running time | 36 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Budget | £350[1] |
Bad Karma is a cult horror short film directed by Underground movie director Alex Chandon and stars Carmel and Dan Barton.[2]
Synopsis[edit]
The movie is about status - variously Krishnas, silly sophomores and rampaging proles.[3]
Plot[edit]
When Dave Jackson celebrates with his friends a garden party, he crosses two bloodthirsty Hare Krishna followers on his doorstep. The two torches not long and provide for hefty blood flow, recently Dave called the emergency alert, which fortunately, run and walk in a SM-Studio the cult berserkers with the appropriate tool in the neck...[4]
Cast[edit]
- Julius Barnet as Dave Jackson
- Carmel as Hana
- Lotu as Mr. Jackson
- M. Karapateas as Mrs. Jackson
- Adrian Nudel as Partygoer
- Ben Perkins as Partygoer
- Marcus Raven as Partygoer / Shape shifter / S&M Client
- Joe Carrier as Partygoer
- Ben Bethel as Shape Shifter Leader
- Dan Barton as Shape Shifter Leader
- Jon Raven as Shape Shifter
- Oysten Shirley as Shape Shifter
- Ollie Bond as Shape Shifter
- Bill Corbett as Sado-Masochist
- Alex Chandon as Shape Shifter
- Ian Duds as Shape Shifter
- Edward Cunningham as Shape Shifter / Bubba
- Neil Keenan as Shape Shifter / Goffer
- Julian Portinari as Anthony
- Carla Linley as S & M Girl
- Estelle Ross as S & M Girl
- Saul Brignell as J.T. Rosebucket
Release[edit]
The film is part of the SOI Film Entertainment DVD, who was released with Chainsaw Scumfuck and Drillbit on one Disc.[5]
References[edit]
- ^ This edition Stuart Willis chats to UK splatter master Alex Chandon (of 'Cradle of Fear' fame) about his career and more...
- ^ "Alex Chandon interview pt1 – MJSimpson.co.uk". Archived from the original on 14 January 2010. Retrieved 19 December 2009.
- ^ Monsters At Play: An Interview with Alex Chandon Archived 26 November 2010 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Spotlight – The Alex Chandon Interview!
- ^ DVD Release – Cradle of Fear.com
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