Skinned Deep, an American thriller directed by Gabriel Bartalos and released in 2004 is highly recommended for lovers of horror films. The Rockwell family is lost along the road and ends up staying with an oddball family due to. The family consists of a mother and her three sons who go by the names Brain, Plates, and Surgeon General (Jason Dugre and Warwick Davis respectively) (Kurt Carley). As the story unfolds it becomes clear that the family's members are engaged in illegal activities and poses risks for the Rockwells. This discovery is no surprise.
Skinned Deep is an unforgettable horror flick due to its over-the-top set pieces its humorous moments, and its fast-paced cutting. The humor and the speed of the film were lauded by the reviewer from Variety, Dennis Harvey, who described the movie as "funny and extremely repetitive." In contrast, Steve Barton of Dread Central only awarded the movie 2.5 stars, citing its excessive use of cliches from the past and repetitive narrative as reasons for his score. Due to the special effects, its aesthetic that is reminiscent of the 1980s, as well as its exuberant the pace, Ryan Larson of Bloody Disgusting called it "one one of the more ridiculous horror movies of the decade."
The poor budget that the film received was going to deter Bartalos from creating a thriller movie in the style of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre or The Hills Have Eyes. Instead, he devised this slasher/science-fiction combo that is totally incomprehensible and completely off the mark. Bartalos's previously worked on special effects for well-known horror films such as "Frankenhooker" along with "Brain Damage" before he began work on "Skinned Deep" is proof of his love for the fantastical.
Skinned Deep is a good choice for horror fans who are seeking something different to see, despite its budget-friendly production and uninspired special effects, which could put off certain viewers. After the first half an minute, that is the exact sameness of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre The film then (click now to view clip) takes an unexpected turn, making an original film in the horror genre of decade. This allows the film to earn its status as one of the top horror films of the genre. This is a film about horror that will be remembered due to its distinctive style and a bizarre ensemble that is comprised of the plate-throwing madman known as Plates and the Surgeon General.
The most well-known aspects that are most well-known in Skinned Deep are the various creature styles and effects implemented throughout the film. Bartalos who works in the industry of visual effects, conjures up an ensemble of strange and horrifyingly interesting people and brings their characters back to life. The characters, ranging from the dangerous plate-throwing Plates to the armed Surgeon General, are distinct in their appearances and personas, which reflect in their appearances and designs. An incredible amount of effort went into the costumes and make-up which are the major reason for the film's eerie atmosphere.
The movie's use of realistic effects, music that was influenced by the 1980s, and a vivid color palette contribute to the film's distinctive nostalgia-inducing atmosphere. While at the same time making a fresh contribution to the horror genre and paying homage to some of the most iconic films of the subgenre's past.
Despite the fact that it has a storyline that is not new, the way in which the film is executed is where its strengths are. The audience is continuously on edge due to the Bartalos universe because it's both unpredictable and bizarre. There won't be much time for you to take a breath between the numerous violent and chaotic events that will take place.
Some people might not be able to appreciate Skinned Deep. It's bizarre, creepy and even strange at times. It's truly bizarre. The horror enthusiasts who would like to view one that takes innovative risk in this genre should be sure to check it out. Skinned Deep is able to distinguish itself from other horror films due to the fact that it was founded on a unique concept and also because Bartalos put an emphasis on producing realistic effects.