SCAR
With
Angela
Bettis,
Christopher
Titus,
Kirby
Bliss
Blanton,
Devon
Graye,
Al
Sapienza,
Bill
Baksa,
Ben
Cotton
Written
by
Zack
Ford
Directed
by
Jed
Weintrob
Unfortunately
the
torture
theme
rears
its
ugly
head,
again...
Sixteen
years
ago
Joan
escaped
the
scalpel
(and
other
deadly
instruments)
of
the
killer
Ernie
Bishop,
who
was
also
the
town’s
undertaker,
leaving
her
with
a
scar
reminder
her
of
that
terrible
night.
What
Ernie
did
was
kidnap
two
people,
tying
them
to
gurneys
opposite
one
another,
then
tortures
the
one
in
front
of
the
other
–
making
it
stop
coming
at
a
great
price.
(This
theme
was
also
used
in
a
more
emotional
and
strategic
way
in
the
movie
WAZ).
Now
an
adult,
Joan
returns
to
her
hometown
for
the
homecoming
queen
crowning
of
her
niece,
and
yes,
the
terror
plays
itself
out
again,
with
teens
disappearing
and
turning
up
mutilated
and
murdered.
Is
Bishop
back
to
torment
her
or
is
she
replicating
her
traumatic
ordeal?
Cheap
sadism
and
justice
through
vengeance
is
no
longer
amusing.
The
movie
also
has
a
subtle
hint
at
themes
from
Wes
Craven’s
Last
House
On
The
Left.
Scar
wasted
a
solid
opportunity
to
really
cause
a
stir
when
it
was
released
on
circuit
as
one
of
the
first
horror
movies
to
be
shot
with
the
new
digital
3D
technology
–
thing
is,
they
didn’t
utilize
it
at
all
(although
the
promo
would
profess
otherwise).
So
many
perspective
moments
could’ve
been
created,
but
alas.
Thus,
with
the
3D
gimmick
excluded,
the
film
delivers
even
less
on
DVD.
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/
C
-
Paul
Blom
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