Bayview Entertainment Selects Aug. 29 For The Blu-ray Debut Of Writer/Director Jason Impey's Creep-Out Horror Tale Home Made

Bayview Entertainment has a freshly-minted Blu-ray edition of actor, writer/ director Jason Impey’s all-out-creepy horror film, Home Made, ready for eager genre aficionados to enjoy on Aug. 29.

Jack Hess is a filmmaker, played by filmmaker Jason Impey, which makes the whole premise of the film ever so — how does one say this, without causing offense — creepy.   You see, Jack Hell is trying to make the perfect snuff film, which leads one to wonder if writer/director Jason Impey is drawing upon some personal experience in the matter.

There is also the style of the film, which seems to be a put-on.   Going over the top in goofy antics, which take the edge off the mission that filmmaker Jack Hess is on.   He’s relentless in his purpose and his amateur-hour filmmaking style quickly gives way to the notion that the snuff film is simply his psychotic rationalization of why he wants to kill attractive young women (or anyone else who takes him off mission).

As a filmmaker, Jack Hess is a train wreck, a captured beauty is put in front of the camera to beg, but the outcome is already predetermined.  The real filmmaker, Jason Impey, has over 100 directing credits, so he knows his snuff (pun intended).   

 

As just a touchstone of examples, Calling Nurse Meow is a hoot-and-a-half, Grim Places, Clownsloitation, his contributions to the Grindsploitation anthology series are priceless, and don’t forget Zombie Lover … it’s a long list, including the documentary VIPCO: The Untold Story.   

 

On the surface, with Home Made, you are looking at a sick, inept filmmaker on a mission.   Below the surface, Home Made is very disturbing.  

 

From Bayview Entertainment on Blu-ray this coming Aug. 29.  You decide.