| Cast |
|---|
| Bret Roberts, Taylor Cole, Cory Knauf |
| Producer |
| Michael Ferris Gibson, Andy Gould, Malek Akkad, Jeffrey Allard, Jeremy Platt |
| Cinematography |
| James Laxton |
| Editing |
| Nic Hill, Joel T. Pashby, Jesse Spencer |
| Music |
| Joshua Myers |
| Scriptwriter |
| Butcher Brothers, Adam Weis |
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Butcher Brothers The Violent Kind Swiss Premiere
Section
international competition
Genre
Horror / SF
Country
US
Length
93 minutes
Coming from a notorious genealogical line of hyper-violent bikers, the rather confused Cody goes to a birthday party in the deep heart of a very dark (obviously) forest. While the party is raging (with sex, drugs, and rock and roll), Cody’s ex, Michelle, is found covered in blood and in the throes of terrifying convulsions. But the worst is yet to come. Cody and his friends are then attacked by a gang of rockers straight out of the 50’s with greaser hairstyles that would make Dick Rivers green with envy. It quickly becomes obvious that these newcomers have one goal that is rather satanic... The Violent Kind could be the illegitimate child of Evil Dead, Easy Rider and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. The Butcher Brothers are not amateurs and their taste for good B movies permeates through each shot. A rough and uncompromised homage to independent 70’s films, their movie is an explosive cocktail of unleashed violence and biting humor. If you’re a fan of conventional filmmaking, move on: this kind of film will knock you out.