Film Review – Anarchy Parlor

When considering the wide range of locations for a horror production, the basement of tattoo parlor doesn’t immediately present itself as a nightmarish playground of the damned. Attempting to redefine everyday artistry as a potential disaster area, “Anarchy Parlor” succeeds in being strange, but falters with just about everything else. A hackneyed, pitifully acted picture that’s roughly a decade behind genre trends, “Anarchy Parlor” is only truly interested in providing a grim arrangement of gore, nudity, and cursing. Expectations for anything more interesting or inventive are going to be left unfulfilled, as directors Devon Downs and Kenny Gage have zero patience for anything that doesn’t bleed, jiggle, or scream. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com