Killjoy Goes To Hell

Guilty As Hell
The "Old Hag" summons Killjoy to put him on trial for his incompetence as a villain. What Killjoy should be on trial for is that first movie. Really. Anyway, he's sent to Hell to face Jezabeth, the hot D.A. (Devil's Advocate, that is). Killjoy's attorney Skid Mark (Killjoy's biggest fan) sacrifices some flesh in order to conjure old pals and demon witnesses Punchy the clown (who talks like a scatting Snoop Dogg), Freakshow the mime (who can't speak at all), and Batty Boop, his girl (who just proves what a nice guy Killjoy really is). The gang hatch a scheme to bring back Sandie, the virgin from the 3rd movie who survived, and witnessed the horror that Killjoy brought into her life. She has a case of the giggles, or at least that silly disorder that they advertise on TV (It's not funny, ok?!). Killjoy Goes to Hell was effective in creating its own unique world, and gave me a few good laughs.

Killjoy Goes to Hell...........
KillJoy Goes To Hell picks up shortly after the conclusion of KILLJOY 3, this time Killjoy is being accused of not being evil and Killjoy faces the Devil himself in Hell's courtroom. He must prove that he's evil and worthy of a demon. His only hope is the testimony of his last victim. His minions plan an escape but are faced with nosy detectives, renegade clowns, and a whole mess of demons that get in their way. If they fail, Killjoy is doomed and damned to oblivion! That, my dear friends, is the plot to Killjoy Goes to Hell.

I'll be brutally honest here. Alot was weighing in on this movie. I decided, after the last Full Moon Feature, that if this movie wasn't up to the Full Moon standard of old--I wasn't going to support them anymore by refusing to buy any more of their movies. Why, you may ask? Well, let's just say that most of the movies I've seen as of late have turned in T&A-fest, falling a hair short of being a softcore porn movie. I felt the movies took a real...

CLOWNING AROUND
This film picks up where the third one leaves off. Sandie (Jessica Whitaker), the lone survivor is in a mental institution while Killjoy (Trent Haaga) is on trial in Hell for being inept and a general lack of evilness. He brings back his old group of demons to help him out.

I like these films because they are inane and campy... and Victoria De Mare wears body paint. This film also incorporates the fates from Macbeth and any knowledge of Shakespeare tends to make this film worse...perhaps in a good sense. This film introduces a new inane character in Skid Mark (John Karyus) whose face approached the boundary of crudeness. Aqueela Zoll, third runner up to Miss California provides some additional eye candy as Jezabeth. Silly stupid fun.

On the overall scheme of things this film is superior to one and two, but not up to the tough standards set by number three.

Parental Guidance: F-bomb, nudity, implied sex. 4 stars for all the wrong reasons.

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