Thursday, April 10, 2008
By: MrDisgusting
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Cult horror director and special FX master Brett Piper has built an impressive filmography featuring some of the most outrageous ‘B’ monster movies produced over the last 20 years including Screaming Dead, Psyclops, Arachnia, Bite Me, Shock-O-Rama and Bacterium. For this Special Edition DVD release, Piper’s 2000 horror outing DRAINIAC has been newly telecined from its original negatives and pre-mastered in hi-definition, image and sound re-edited, fx-enhanced, and presented in 1.78:1 widescreen - offering fans a never-before-seen cut and the definitive version of the film. Read on for the cover art and more info on the film arriving on DVD June 24.
By all appearances, it’s just another deserted old house moldering away in the New England countryside – rundown, lonely, forgotten. The rural landscape is littered with hundreds of them. But this house is different, horribly different, because below the crumbling foundation and within rusting pipes dwells some thing that is about to be unleashed. Julie Ashbrook and a group of friends have taken up residence in the house while they clean it up for a planned restoration. Strange and inexplicable occurrences involving water is just the beginning as gruesome death-by-plumbing takes its toll on the terrified inhabitants. Drip by steady drip the fleshless entity begins to take shape, and Julie and her friends soon come face to face with the bloodthirsty monster in all its aqueous evil - an ancient water demon that wants to tear them apart and flush them down the toilet.
SHOCK-O-RAMA CINEMA presents
DRAINIAC
Starring Georgia Hatzis Alexandra Boylan Ethan Krasnoo
Samara Doucette Rob Gorden and Steven Bornstein
Written and Directed by Brett Piper
Source: Shock-o-rama
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