“Now, now. You shouldn't
really fall to pieces over me.” Cheaper than a chainsaw, pointier than
a pointy thing, this low budget revenge-fuelled slasher brings bargain basement
gore to the woods of rural Texas where a maniac with an aversion to amorous
couples and construction workers is on the rampage. Cobbled together by
determined first-time film makers and exploited by unscrupulous distributors for
decades, the journey towards wider recognition has been an arduous one for Nail
Gun Massacre, a gritty DIY horror from the heyday of the video cassette
that is adored just as much for its unintentional goofs as it is for its
scripted sarcasm...
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