Directed by:
Eben McGarrScreenplay:
Eben McGarrCinematography:
C.J. RoyComposer:
John Francis ConwayPlots(1)
Seriously messed-up young gal Izzy isn't having an easy time of it: Both her parents are dead, her older brother Rusty is fighting overseas in Iraq, and she has to raise her younger brother Kevin by herself. Moreover, Izzy lets off steam by not only killing people, but also by torturing several folks she has tied up in the barn right next to her house. After catching a trio of bullies picking on Kevin in school, Izzy blows a gasket and embarks on a vicious rampage. (Bounty Films)
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"Sick Girl" is a film that was not made for a large sum of money, but that doesn't really matter, because the creators really put effort into the gore. There isn't much of it, but I will take it as an intention that some truly disgusting scenes are left to play out off-camera. In the end, the film turns out exactly as they desired – the psychological degradation of a person into a raging monster, breaking free from the chain to the point where they no longer know the consequences of their actions.
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For an amateur exploitation flick, Sick Girl is a solid piece of work deserving an above average rating (though the actress playing the main role is awful), but some scenes cross the boundary of what I want, or I’m willing, to see in film (even within the subgenre). Only for niche fans, really…
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