Guru, the Mad Monk

Synopsis

Guru, the Mad Monk follows the story of a corrupt monk who preys upon his vulnerable followers for his twisted pleasures. Set in the 15th century, the film portrays the dark undertones of religious manipulation and deceit within the monastery's walls. As the monk's sins accumulate, a series of chilling events unravel, bringing forth a tale of horror and madness. Guru's reign of terror delves into the depths of depravity and cruelty, leading to a suspenseful journey of redemption and retribution amidst the shadows of the monastery. Beware, for not all who seek salvation find it in the hands of the mad monk.

Cast

• Neil Flanagan

  Father Guru

• Jaqueline Webb

  Olga

• Judith Israel

  Nadja

• Jack Spencer

  Igor

• Frank Echols

  Bishop Kopel

• Gerald Jacuzzo

  Father Polanski

Reviews

Critics have been harsh on Guru, the Mad Monk, with many pointing out its low-budget production values and amateurish acting. ScreenRant critic mentioned, 'Guru, the Mad Monk fails to capture the essence of horror due to its poorly executed plot and lackluster performances.' IMDb's 3.6/10 rating reflects the disappointment felt by viewers, with many highlighting the film's predictable storyline and subpar special effects. The lack of character development and pacing issues further contribute to its overall negative reception. Despite its cult status among B-movie aficionados, Guru, the Mad Monk fails to make a lasting impact within the horror genre.