Celluloid Bloodbath (2012)
Overview
DEFINITION: 'Celluloid' - Motion picture film, cinema film. 'Bloodbath' - Savage, indiscriminate killing, a massacre. CELLULOID BLOODBATH: MORE PREVUES FROM HELL - the long-awaited sequel to 1987's horror cult classic, MAD RON'S PREVUES FROM HELL. An awesome collection of 61 over-the-top horror movie prevues, from the golden Grindhouse age, spanning the 1960's through the 1980's! Also features commentary from film makers, actors, critics and fans, that make this a true, incredibly entertaining, one-of-a-kind movie-going experience!
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.832 |
Directed By
Jim Monaco
James F. Murray Jr.
Crew
Jim Monaco
James F. Murray Jr.
George Stover
James F. Murray Jr.
Joe Amodei
Sarah Murray
Nick Pawlow
Jeff Jageman
James F. Murray Jr.
Sherry Jageman
Anthony Bruno
Dan Kaminski
Bill Erickson
James F. Murray Sr.
Robert Slendorn
Anthony Bruno
Sarah French
Debra Lamb
Chris Monaco
Jessica Bourg
Andy Jackson
Kyle Murray
David Deneen
Anthony Bruno
Art Dubin
Carmela Hayslett
Debi Jackson
Dan Kaminski
Devon McHugh
Linnea Quigley
James F. Murray Jr.
Chris Monaco
Fred Pomerleau
Jeff Shermer
Jim Monaco
Dan Kaminski
Anthony Bruno
Chris Monaco
Anthony Bruno
Andy Jackson
Samuel M. Sherman
Professor Ouch
Jim Monaco
Debbie Conte
Jimmyo Burril
Kevin Clement
Jeff Jageman
Sherry Jageman
Jake Antenucci
Chris Monaco
James F. Murray Jr.
Nick Pawlow
Anthony Bruno
Mark Bonocore
James F. Murray Jr.
James F. Murray Jr.
Fred Pomerleau
Billy Marshall
RoseRita Carangi
Bob Murawski
42nd Street Pete
James F. Murray Jr.
Nick Pawlow
Fred Pomerleau
Debbie Monaco
Mark Bonocore
Ken Kish
Samantha Murray
Irv Slifkin
George Stover
Reyna Young
Billy Marshall
Alex Hagendorf
Sage Stallone
Joe Amodei Jr.
Jerry Carter
Michael Townsend Wright
TOP CAST
Linnea Quigley
Self
Caroline Munro
Self
Joe Zaso
Self
William Forsythe
Self
42nd Street Pete
Self
Amy Lynn Best
Self
Raine Brown
Self
Ginger Lynn Allen
Self
Michelle Bauer
Self
Conrad Brooks
Self
April Monique Burril
Self
Darian Caine
Self
Art Ettinger
Self
Ken Kish
Self
Veronica Carlson
Self
Kevin Clement
Self
David Deneen
Self
Art Dubin
Self
Sarah French
Self
Happy Goldsplatt
Self
Carmela Hayslett
Self
Jesse Hess
Self
Robert Kerman
Self
George Kosana
Self
Debra Lamb
Self
Johnny Legend
Self
Cindy Marie Martin
Helena, Hussy of Horror
Nicole McKnight
Self
Denise Nickerson
Self
Nick Pawlow
Self
Professor Ouch
Self
Kyra Schon
Self
Seka
Self
Jasmine Shields
Self
Irv Slifkin
Self
George Stover
Self
Reyna Young
Self
John Zacherle
Self
Jack Polito
Self
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