Jack Brooks : Tueur de monstres
Directed by:
Jon KnautzScreenplay:
John AinslieCinematography:
Joshua AllenComposer:
Ryan ShoreCast:
Trevor Matthews, Robert Englund, Daniel Kash, James A. Woods, Meghanne Kessels, Rachel Skarsten, Dani Kind, Rafael Petardi, Jason Deline, Austin Macdonald (more)Plots(1)
After witnessing the brutal murder of his family when he was just a young boy, Jack Brooks is left with an unquenchable fury. Now working as a plumber, Jack attempts to fix his Professor’s plumbing, only to unknowingly awake an ancient evil. Prof. Crowley becomes possessed and starts a slow, gruesome transformation into the depths of evil. Only then does Jack realize that he can’t run from his past, and quickly discovers the true purpose of his inner rage. (official distributor synopsis)
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The heart of some kind of ancient demon gets to high-school chemistry teacher Robert Englund and the fun begins. Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer is basically something between Buffy and The Faculty. The monsters (the main one in particular) look like out of some some hardcore kid’s fantasy, so this is not really about fear, but that’s something everyone will realise right from the first scene. Englund acts as always, so boring, he doesn’t have a chance to stand out, but the film went by really fast. Decent as a fun snack. 40%
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