Roland Bennett (Douglas Epps) is a syndicated conservative late night shock jock who takes callers from crazies. He gets a call from someone who calls himself "The Outsider" (Jack McCord) who claims to descend from a long line of Druids. Tonight he is required to make 8 human sacrifices which he does on air over the phone. Roland initially hangs up on him and tends to his soon to be ex-wife (Jane Plumberg) serving him papers. The caller is persistent and 911 is called.
Jack McCord did an excellent job serving up lines from a not so great script. Roland the protagonist was someone you could not like unless you are a supporter of the orange man who we do not speak. Apparently how the druids performed their ritual killing to Moragon was unimportant as long as it involved torture with hand and power tools. The film shows us the pen may be mightier than the sword, but not a sharpened pencil. Todd Sheets shamelessly plugs his other film "Dreaming Purple Neon" by having the host wear a new t-shirt with the logo on it. Most likely he didn't get to keep it or wanted to keep it.
Guide: F-word. Take that FCC! No sex or nudity.
Jack McCord did an excellent job serving up lines from a not so great script. Roland the protagonist was someone you could not like unless you are a supporter of the orange man who we do not speak. Apparently how the druids performed their ritual killing to Moragon was unimportant as long as it involved torture with hand and power tools. The film shows us the pen may be mightier than the sword, but not a sharpened pencil. Todd Sheets shamelessly plugs his other film "Dreaming Purple Neon" by having the host wear a new t-shirt with the logo on it. Most likely he didn't get to keep it or wanted to keep it.
Guide: F-word. Take that FCC! No sex or nudity.