Pleasures of the Damned

Year: 2005

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: English

Director: Mark Leake

Horror

In Antonello Giallo’s debut, a Satanic biker gang awakens a 200‑year‑old forest curse, causing dead cultists who once sacrificed themselves there to rise as zombies. Private Investigator Jack Steele (Sean Tigert) is hired to rescue Evelyn Crane’s brother Tommy from the bikers and becomes the one who can end the evil. Filmed in Psychovision.

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