- Genre
- Documentary
- Year
- 2017
- Runtime
- 0h43
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Habeas Corpus: The Making of 'Psycho Cop Returns'
Behind the scenes of cult horror's wildest comeback.
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Synopsis
"Habeas Corpus: The Making of 'Psycho Cop Returns'" is a 2017 documentary that delves into the behind-the-scenes creation of the cult horror film "Psycho Cop Returns." Directed by Michael Sandoval, the documentary offers an in-depth look at the challenges, creativity, and passion involved in producing one of the more obscure entries in the slasher genre. Featuring candid interviews with director Adam Rifkin and cast members, the film explores the collaborative efforts, low-budget constraints, and unexpected moments that shaped the making of this unique horror sequel. It provides fans and film enthusiasts a compelling glimpse into the indie film scene and the enduring appeal of cult horror classics.
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Reviews
The documentary has garnered mixed to positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, "Habeas Corpus" holds a modest approval rating, reflecting its niche appeal primarily to horror aficionados and indie film buffs. Critics from Cinema Crazed praised the film, noting that it "captivates viewers with honest and engaging storytelling, bringing light to the less glamorous aspects of low-budget cinema production," while also appreciating the genuine enthusiasm of the cast and crew. However, some reviews point out that the film's pacing can be uneven, which might affect casual viewers unfamiliar with the original "Psycho Cop Returns" film. IMDb users have rated it fairly positively, averaging around 6.5/10, with comments highlighting its in-depth interviews and the nostalgic value for fans of the genre. Metacritic data is not available due to the documentary's limited release. Overall, "Habeas Corpus" is well-regarded for its candid portrayal of independent filmmaking and serves as a fascinating companion piece for fans of cult horror movies, despite its limited mainstream appeal.
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