So, not at all surprisingly, bloody, gory murder ensues.Īlong the way, we meet some other characters. Even more surprising is that her friend and co-worker, Kat (Kirsty Peters see also Peelers and the Luchagore segment, Dia de los Muertos, in Mexico Barbaro), has invited friends to the alley after hours on the anniversary of BBK killing Stacy’s dad and sister, and they bring along a Magic 8-Ball in hopes of contacting her dead relatives. Stacy unhappily works at the bowling alley, which is somewhat surprising, as we quickly learn that she was related to some of BBK’s victims in the first Gutterballs movie. Our main character is Stacy, played by Aiden Dee (who was also featured as the protagonist, Dana, in Nicholson’s Collar). But that’s enough backstory let’s get to the movie itself. The last twenty minutes or so (as well as the very first scene of the movie) are also known as More Dead Nude Girls, a short film released in 2016. According to Ryan, this is the long version of what will essentially be a film within a film playing in the background in parts of the final release of Gutterballs 2. The first forty-seven minutes find us back at the lanes, sometime after the events of the first film. So what exactly is this, if the film is not even finished yet? This is a combination of a couple things. And in the meantime, we have Gutterballs 2: Bootleg Edition. Life temporarily got in the way of the much-awaited sequel, but we’re getting closer. All of these films have led to high expectations from the announced but not yet completed Gutterballs 2. We’ve come to expect a few things from the work of the Canadian filmmaker: dark humor, nasty characters, and a specific brand of intense gore that puts his films in nearly every discussion on “nastiest movie kills.” And he didn’t waste much time establishing this style – looking at his filmography, Live Feed serves as an appetizer, whetting our appetites and giving us a little taste, while Gutterballs and Hanger give us full servings of nastiness, and then Collar serves as the dessert, a tiramisu of blood, guts, and gore. Now here’s something special for fans of the films of Ryan Nicholson (which definitely includes me). Written and directed by Ryan Nicholson who previously helmed the first “Gutterballs”, creating the masked killer “BBK” and some of the most shockingly gruesome, seedily explicit sex and death scenes ever created.
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