LAMPYMAN101 MURDER SET PIECES MOVIE
Though it strives to be a balls-to-the-wall horror extravaganza, filled with the most brutal and repellant violence you have ever seen in your life, Murder-Set-Pieces is like a music video version of a real movie macabre. It's just too bad, really, that Palumbo doesn't have anything interesting or new to say with his obvious talent.
The filming is first rate and the technical specs of the production, from composition and framing to lighting and acting, is miles above other homemade moviemakers. This low budget ($2 million) Indie atrocity has the cinematic sparkle of a major mainstream release.
LAMPYMAN101 MURDER SET PIECES SERIAL
His serial killer epic Murder-Set-Pieces rivals the routine material made by Tinsel Town in both its look and its logistics. There is no denying Nick Palumbo is a gifted individual. It will take someone intimate with his home, and its hidden Murder-Set-Pieces. It will take more than just the police to catch this creep. This Hitler-loving loser feels invincible. As more and more bodies pile up, The Photographer drives around town in his American muscle Hemi Cuda, visiting his pro-Nazi pals and cruising playground bathrooms for available pre-teen victims.
Then, when the meat is good and maggoty, he sits down for a little cannibal repast, complete with gratuitous nipple noshing. He plucks out their eyes and slits their throats. He hangs them up by their feet and slaughters them like deer. In a secret substrata lair in his home, he carves up girls with a chainsaw and drives nails through their flailing limbs. Oh, and he enjoys vivisecting the unlucky models and hookers he comes across in his daily Polaroid pursuits. In his off hours, he entertains a local hairdresser and her suspicious little sister. Well, if you are a seasoned scare film fan, your real reaction will probably be something like this: "Wow, two original scenes.the rest, I've seen done before.and BETTER!" Indeed, Murder-Set-Pieces is nothing short of derivative in its designs, and aside from a couple of novel twists, does nothing except entice and exploit.Ī jaded German jarhead known only as The Photographer roams around Las Vegas shooting softcore porn snaps. With all this hysterical hype promoting the horror film's ferocious, visceral vision you'd swear you're in for one of the most disturbing and disgusting terror rides of your life. The cover art for the movie contains no less than 14 quotes from magazines and filmmakers, everyone from William Lustig (of Maniac and Blue Underground fame) to The New York Times and Variety. Controversial! Banned! Graphic! Shocking! Boy, Nick Palumbo's second film as a director sure has the major marketing accolades attached to its DVD release.
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