Playing at the Hoboken Film Fest
Mixing, well, just about every “kidnapped ’em, toss ’em in a room and let’s do nasty stuff to ’em” film we’ve seen in the last decade comes The Life Zone, a “pro-life” horror film.
The gist? A group of young woman are kidnapped from an abortion clinic and held against their will by a man and a doctor. You see, this guy doesn’t want them to “commit murder,” so they’ll have their damn babies whether they want to or not. And, as the doctor says, they’ll have these babies “simultaneously.” Um, how that is planned, I have no clue. The trailer alone is riddled with logistical problems.
This batshit crazy propaganda comes from writer-producer Ken Del Vecchio. He also gave us Kinky Killers, Rules (for Men (which features a massive pair of tits on its DVD box) and iMurders. Oh, he’s a Republican, an attorney and he’s also running for State Senate in New Jersey.
Del Vecchio, head of the Hoboken Film Fest, “admitted” The Life Zone into the event this year. Not surprising. What is surprising is the cast.
You’ve got Robert Loggia playing the mean old man who’s hating on abortion. Linsday Haun – the little girl from Village of the Damned all grown up (she also starred in Shrooms). Charles Durning is apparently somewhere in this mess, so is Martin Kove. Oh, and Blanche Baker from Sixteen Candles is the doctor.
Source: Ryan Turek, Managing Editor
