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Bloody Axe Wound Review: Tearing at the Heart of Things
ComingSoon.netStory by Stephen Wilds
scrn logline
A high school girl with a family history in slasher films must choose between her newfound friends and her legacy as a serial killer in this innovative horror comedy.
beat sheet
- Matthew John Lawrence, director of the cult classic 'Uncle Peckerhead', crafted this clever, self-aware slasher flick that blends coming-of-age romance with gory, tongue-in-cheek kills
- The film features a standout performance from Sari Arambulo as the protagonist Abbie, as well as a brief but memorable appearance from Jeffrey Dean Morgan as a producer who also pops up on screen
call sheet
Matthew John Lawrence, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Sari Arambulo, Molly Brown, Billy Burke, RLJE Films, Shudder, Bloody Axe Wound, Uncle Peckerhead