He Never Died (2015)

He Never Died (2015)

Jack's in a rut. Depression and severe anti-social behavior has whittled down his existence to sleeping and watching television. Seeing the human race as little more than meat with a pulse, Jack has no interest to bond with anyone. There's little purpose for him to make friends with someone he'd eventually eat or outlive by more than a millennia. The fuse is lit when Jack's past comes back to rattle him. Jack must now walk a tight rope of sobriety and try to eat as few people as possible in this violent tale of personal responsibility.  (IMDB) V&D

The Mad Bomber (1973)

Mad Bomber, The (1973)

The Mad Bomber (1973)

aka

The Police Connection

Aus der Hölle gespuckt

William Dorn (Chuck Connors) is an angry and disturbed man. Frustrated over the drug overdose of his daughter, he decides to strike back at anyone whom he's imagined was responsible for her death. But what he really wants to do is punish society at large. He'll even leave bombs at feminist gatherings. Determined to nail this paranoid villain is grouchy, hard nosed detective Geronimo Minelli (!) (Vince Edwards), the kind of guy who does anything it takes to get his man. That includes working with the one man who can identify Dorn, and HE turns out to be a rapist! George Fromley (Neville Brand) is loathe to cooperate with Minelli until he realizes what the cop is capable of. (IMDB  Scott LeBrun)

Director: Bert I. Gordon 

Bert I. Gordon "has the distinction, dubious though it may be, of having the most movies shown on Mystery Science Theater 3000" though this is considered to be one of his better works.

Photo from
The Ventura Gem & Mineral Society

Bone Tomahawk (2015)

Bone Tomahawk (2015) 

Injured cowboy Arthur O'Dwyer (Patrick Wilson) joins a rescue party after discovering that his wife Samantha (Lili Simmons) is one of a group of people who have been abducted by a tribe of savage cave dwellers. When Sheriff Franklin Hunt (Kurt Russell), vengeful gunslinger John Brooder (Matthew Fox) and back-up deputy Chicory (Richard Jenkins) are surprised by the savages, Arthur, who has been lagging behind, must face the enemy alone.

John Ford's The Searchers is given a cannibalistic twist in this unusual fusion of horror and western from writer and first-time director S. Craig Zahler. Told at an extremely measured pace and primarily driven by characterisation, Bone Tomahawk might prove an arduous journey for those who demand constant action and thrills, especially with the film clocking in at a whopping 132 minutes; others, however, should find that the engaging performances from the male leads, Zahler's wry dialogue and the occasional moment of extreme violence compensate adequately for the languorous approach. (IMDB BA_Harrison)