American Poltergeist 4 - The Curse of the Joker Real - Uncut (inkl. 2D-Version)

From the writer of the abortion themed Saw rip-off The Life Zone comes a Postal themed slasher film for the ages, 2015's Joker's Poltergeist: The Aurora Massacre, starring Eric Roberts and Lacey Marie Meyer and directed by Christopher S Lind.James Jennings commits a mass shooting in a movie theatre during the screening of this film's American title. Protagonist, Aurora. You see what they did there? Aurora witnesses her father get killed and is only spared by the actions of a good guy with a gun. Aurora gets engaged with said good guy with a gun and decides to reopen the movie theatre in tribute to the shooting victims. Little does she know the extent some extremists will go to get their message across and her and the other remaining survivors are soon subject to spooky goings on on the anniversary of this based on real events massacre.I have confidence that i have as much respect for the real life victims of the 2012 Aurora mass shooting as writer/producer/actor/wasn't hugged enough as a child Kenneth Vel can't be asked to pronounce his last name demonstrates with his work on Joker' Poltergeist when i say that this is a loaded gun of a film.Kenneth Del sure wasn't born with a double barrelled name gives us one spicy meatball as he sugar's over classy right wing trolling with gore and nudity to give mentally ill horror fans pro-second amendment propaganda disguised as something Neil Breen would conceive if he up and decided to have surgically removed his morals.To Kenneth Del Vacci-no's credit, Joker's Poltergeist: The Aurora Massacre is a genuine psychotronic experience and in contemporary independent cinema where every two bit camera guy hack thinks he's one director's credit away from working on the next marvel movie, it's good to see a modern example of a true white male outsider visionary splooging his angst all over the screen.Joker's Poltergeist: The Aurora Massacre does to films like Patriot's Day what Mandingo did to films like The Colour Purple. It uses real life tragedy to promote political views that are let's just say not my cup o frappe and therefore i should despise it, right? However, it is stylishly directed by Christopher S Lind and has enough moments of WTF to make up for the smoke and mirrors politicisation. In other words, i find it more preferable to watch over-ambitious exploitation made by people who advocate for the liberal distribution of utensils of war rather than watch academy award winning productions directed by a, well you know who i'm talking about.Also, I wasn't a victim or related to anybody who was a victim of the Aurora mass shooting of 2012 or any other attack for that matter. If you are, stay well clear, as this film does not make any effort to be your friend.For everyone else, i do wholeheartedly recommend this descent into American sickness with gusto as it's truly deluded beyond measure, for our pleasure.

Really don’t bother.. walk on and ignore

The film is actually out now and I have just finished watching it.It is also known as Joker's Wild, the renaming apparently designed to make it look like a horror movie no doubt to prompt people like me into buying it. It is not a horror movie as such. There are so many false flashbacks and strange clown figures appearing that it is hard to keep track on what is really going on but it soon becomes apparent the horror film is just a facade and the fact is that the film is all about the arguments over gun ownership rights in the USA.It opens at the premier of a film Joker's Wild with most of the audience dressed as clowns as the film is about a deranged killer clown. Suddenly one if them pulls out a gun and starts killing the audience before being shot himself. The theatre owner is called Aurora Palace, a clear reference to the 2012 cinema shooting in Aurora, Colorado during a showing of The Dark Knight Rises, the line "Have you ever danced with the devil" is thrown in just in case you are in any doubt.The film appears to be pro second amendment but manages to put both sides of the debate across. I have my own opinions on gun ownership and this film did not in any way challenge them.It's definitely worth a look but please don't think you are buying a new horror movie.

The Palace Theater is having a grand opening of a horror show when a man in a clown's mask shoots up the place killing the owner (Martin Kove) before getting killed himself (Eric Roberts). The killer was a former partner who got kicked out and lost in court. The owner's daughter Aurora (Lacy Marie Meyer), in LET THAT BE YOUR LAST BATTLEFIELD make up, is devastated and the survivors all go to group. A year later they all get together at the scene of the crime, as the town wants to demolish the building. Then things start to happen as Aurora suffers from nightmares and hallucinations or are they real hauntings?The acting wasn't really good. I thought Eliza Roberts did a better job than her husband. His role should have been Tony Todd or Robert Englund who has done "theater." Aurora is both the name of sleeping beauty and the site of a horrific theater shooting connected to "The Joker." The film contained a gun control argument that was inane and I am not sure what was the point. The "you shouldn't like guns" scene could have been cut. Many might consider the feature in bad taste in the wake of the tragedy. The appearance of the "jokers" throughout the film was a confused mess.Guide: F-word, sex, nudity (Lacy Marie Meyer, Suzi Lorraine, Seregon O'Dassey)

I was going to blast Eric Roberts for doing this rubbish, but it appears his wife or relative is in the cast. It's set in a cinema throughout and the idea was badly done and totally mis-directed and lacked horror despite the clown masks. The cast seemed to be a students production unit on their first film attempt, and none of it really gelled and it left one feeling that it was an entire waste of time.