Plot

This young girl will be... humiliated, raped, murdered. And you will watch.

The term "snuff film" first originated in the early 1970's. Also known as "white heat" and "the real thing". In 1975, the FBI investigated rumors of snuff in America. For the past 30 years, thousands of people have claimed that they've seen an actual snuff film. To this day it remains an "urban legend". APSK follows a Ted Bundy-like serial killer, Brandon, and his next victim, Stacy, who is about to become an unwilling participant in Brandon's movie.

Reviews:
"Disturbing" -Film Threat
"Frightening" -Cinema Crazed
"Mesmerizing" -Pretty Scary
"this is one dark and throughly disturbing movie" -Joe Horror
"This is all too believable" -Horror Society
"Very realistic and utterly unforgettable" -Film Threat
"A seriously dark utra-gritty flick" -HorrorWatch

DVD Features:
* Drive Thru Crime Scene Tour
* Interviews w/star Michiko Jimenez and filmmaker Shane Ryan
* 4 Trailers
* 5 Short Films by Shane Ryan

Related Links

• IMDb Page
• B-scared.com

Customer Comments

• Reviewer: anonymous on 26-Jan-2008

  Ive seen better the movie is fake should be clearer to see.Don't spend your money on this shit

• Reviewer: darkfant on 03-Feb-2008

  In the 40+ years I have watched movies like this, I have seen more turkies than you can count. I am now proud to report that I have seen the King of All Turkies. I am sure that I must have seen worse, I just can not remember when? The movie is shot at night time with only room lighting, so over half of it is in black and white and fuzzy. I will not even attempt to get into when this guy finally decided to turn an indoor light on so that you can see something, he never bothered to check what type of lighting it was(nothing at all professional of course). So being a standard light bulb, every thing has a yellow tint. This is so easy to correct, with a color correction light bulb, that can be screwed into any table or floor lamp. This type bulb can be purchased at any Home Depot or similiar hardware store in their painting department for only a few dollars. I have no idea where this guy learned how to produce movies, however I firmly beleive any one unlucky enough to watch this thing, will have no problem collecting for pain and suffering in any court in the country. Besides all the lighting problems, this guy has overwhelming fear of tripods. This is the only way I can figure out why the picture was shacking the entire time, while being used in a small one room area. However, I do belive in giving credit where credit is due. So I must congratulate him for setting a new worlds record for the amount of zooms in every scene, plus establishing a new high for the amount of times an auto focus is used in one movie. I will not even make an effort to address the sound problems, as there are to many to think about. There is one area where I could find no problems and that is in the plot. This could be related to the fact, that first you have to have a plot before you can have problems with it. Would I recommend seeing this video? Hell, I would not even recommend this movie be shown to a death roll inmate, as it violates the amount of torture can be be imposed, set by every civilized country in the world.

• Reviewer: anonymous on 28-Mar-2008

  if you like bad acting and wierd music, this is the movie for you

• Reviewer: janiem on 26-Sep-2008

  awesome movie, so subtle but so amazing, nothing like hollywood could ever dream of making, go mr. ryan, (and michiko and the music guy!)

Additional Information

• Country: United States
• Language: English
• Format: NTSC
• Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (standard TV)
• Color: Black & White, Color
• Sound: Dolby Digital