Should you see it? Not really.
Advertised as the first shot on video film made to sell directly for the video store rental market, this reportedly took 9 days to make and cost $27000. The film starts with three hatchet murders in a row, with truly atrocious acting from the victims, whose screams and writhing are amusingly bad. Then it settles down to become a film where an elderly sheriff tries to figure out who's killing sorority girls [question: why does the "campus" look like farm land?] with a Dungeons & Dragons red herring and some amulets tied to a witch coven. Eventually, assisted by his daughter and her boyfriend, he uncovers a dog-worshipping cult (of a sort) that's using human limbs as sacrifices. It's all underlit, the blood looks like tomato paste and there's way too much padding - when the sheriff eats in his car, feel free to do something else for a while.
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