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Epitaph: Bread and Salt
USA 2013
produced by Nathyn Masters (executive), J.H. Rogers III (executive) for TimoCode Mechanics
directed by Nathyn Masters
starring Nathyn Masters, Anita Nicole Brown, Yohanni Liman, Marissa Joy, Leena Kurishingal, Vahan Artin, Jenna Ambien Halvorson, David Wilhelm, Kelsey Zukowski, Heather Dorff, Wendy George, Christopher Kahler, Walt Sloan, Chenique Charmaine, Claire 'Fluff' Llewellyn, Cristin McAlister, Leah MacDonald, Joseph Canales, Valerie Meachum, Stacey Norgren, Jim Hager, Laura Cooper, Jack Guasta, Ben Albovias, Molly Pan, Carissa Lynelle, Matthew L. Farris, Christian Creasy, Shana Michelle Mostella, Tiffany Christine, Jarad Dewing, Curtis Hopkins, Kevin LaRose, Rachel Stubbs, Andy Schatner, Shavar D. Clark, Yvonne Nieves, Deann Baker, Kaylee Williams, Shawn Jolly
written by Nathyn Masters, based on his comicbook, published by Night Phoenix Press, music by Nate Wax (= Nathyn Masters), Riot Gear, J.H. Rogers III, Anika Kristen, Antonio Bonansingo, special makeup effects by Savion Smith, visual effects by BlackOut Texture Shoppe, fight choreography by Nathyn Masters
Epitaph
review by Mike Haberfelner
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Above everything else, Victor (Nathyn Masters) is a good man, by day he
refuses to help his boss (Valerie Meachum) in outright fraud, even risking
being fired, by night he wanders the street trying to get prostitutes back
on the right path, not only with the words of Jesus, but also with food
and money, he is strong in his belief, yet not of the missionary kind ...
and yet, he suddenly finds himself attacked by beings who are not quite
human. So thank God he's a good fighter and carries a gun loaded with
silver bullets, but even that doesn't help much once he finds himself
grossly outnumbered - so thank God three mysterious siblings (Marissa Joy,
Leena Kurishingal, Vahan Artin) calling themselves the Defenders of
Eden are there to help out and bring him to a safe place. They explain
to him that he was attacked by the Sisterhood of Lilith, a clan of
vampiric beings, because they think he is the Avatar, a being
strong enough to destroy them, so they want to destroy him before he has
developed his full potential, or win him over to their side. Victor
doesn't believe any of this and refuses to help the Defenders of Eden, as
this has nothing to do with him ... but then why would the Sisterhood kill
one of the prostitutes he takes care of, Cassie (Jenna Ambien Halvorson),
why is her body taken in by the Frank Stein Corporation, and why does she
come back to life? Oh, and what is the Frank Stein Corporation all about,
why do they want to implant microchips into everybody? And what about that
company's boss Natas Talbane's (Walter Sloan) obsession with the occult?
Oh, and why is the Sisterhood of Lilith so interested in winning Talbane's
daughter Loren (Heather Dorff) - an air-brained party girl with a cocaine
habit and more DUI-charges than Lindsay Lohan - over to their side? And
why do the attacks on Victor intensify? ... Already epic in
scale (and there are probably a million of things I had to leave out in my
synopsis), Epitaph: Bread and Salt is nothing but the prologue for
something big - but despite it being over-convoluted and full of narrative
threads that seem to not tie into the main story yet ... and despite all
that, Epitaph: Bread and Salt is a pretty good movie as it
carefully balances well-handled action sequences with dialogue pieces that
usually come across very poignant, and if features strong characters
embodied by a very decent ensemble cast. Very well worth a look, and
let's hope there's a sequel soon! ... and if that sounds at all
interesting to you, you can buy Epitaph: Bread and Salt here for
cheap:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Epitaph-Bread-and-Salt-2013-Indy-Action-Horror-Movie-w-
Nathyn-Brendan-Masters-/161088329000
or
see it here for free:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmloeZt9Wuw
(legit link, uploaded by the director himself).
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review © by Mike Haberfelner
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