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| Paz de la Huerta | ... |
Josephine Jardin
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Adam Brooks | ... |
Rey Ciso
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Matthew Kennedy | ... |
Peter Porfiry
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| Conor Sweeney | ... |
Cal Konitz
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Dr. Casini
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| Laurence R. Harvey | ... |
Father Clarke
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| Jerry Wasserman | ... |
Police Chief O'Connor
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| Samantha Hill | ... |
Bella
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Kevin Anderson | ... |
Francesco Mancini
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| Brett Donahue | ... |
Claudio
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| Tristan Risk | ... |
Veronica
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Dan Bern | ... |
Umberto Fantori
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| Sheila Campbell | ... |
Margarit Porfiry
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Brent Neale | ... |
Giancarlo
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Jasmine Mae | ... |
Jasmine Rain
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Rey Ciso was once the greatest editor the world had ever seen. Since a horrific accident left him with four wooden fingers on his right hand, he's had to resort to cutting pulp films and trash pictures. When the lead actors from the film he's been editing turn up murdered at the studio, Rey is fingered as the number one suspect. The bodies continue to pile up in this absurdist giallo-thriller as Rey struggles to prove his innocence and learn the sinister truth lurking behind the scenes.
'THE EDITOR': Four Stars (Out of Five)
An extremely odd horror-comedy/mystery flick, from directors Adam Brooks and Matthew Kennedy; the two also co-wrote the film, with actor Conor Sweeney. Brooks, Kennedy and Sweeney also star in the movie; along with Paz de la Huerta, Samantha Hill, Kevin Anderson, Udo Kier and Laurence R. Harvey (of 'THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE II' and 'III' fame). It tells the story of a veteran film editor; that becomes the prime suspect in a series of grisly murders. The movie is hilarious, quirky and packed with gruesome shocks and bloody thrills!
Rey Ciso (Brooks) was once considered one of the best film editors in the world. After a horrific accident, and a mental breakdown, left him disfigured; he now only works on low budget B-movies. When the lead actors, on his latest film, are brutally murdered, Rey becomes the lead suspect. He still struggles to complete the movie; while also dealing with a mentally ill wife (la Huerta), a new love interest (Hill), a moronic actor (Sweeney) and an incompetent police detective (Kennedy). The killer continues to viciously murder people, at the same time.
The movie is really weird (which I respect), and surprisingly funny; not to mention shockingly gruesome. Going into it, I didn't know quite what to expect (I kind of assumed it was just a poorly made B- horror flick); so I was pleasantly surprised. The filmmakers definitely have a lot of talent, and the film is packed with nostalgic style and wit; I can't wait to see what they do next. I've also recently became a fan of Paz de la Huerta; so seeing her (in a lead role) was a nice, added touch!
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