The Bloody Ape (1997)

THE BLOODY APE is a daring, unapologetic tribute to the golden age of grindhouse cinema, inspired by Poe’s chilling tale, "Murders in the Rue Morgue". In this audacious spectacle, a carnival ringleader, in a foolhardy moment, unleashes a 400-pound gorilla onto the unsuspecting denizens of Long Island. What follows is a wild rampage of unchecked primal instincts, leaving the inhabitants in a whirlwind of brutality and violation. This is the handiwork of indie mastermind Keith J. Crocker (Blitzkrieg: Escape from Stalag 69), who drenches his creation in a potent cocktail of gore, sensuality, and unabashed camp. THE BLOODY APE, with its refusal to pull any punches, has been banned from countless festivals worldwide, snubbed by critics and despised by the prudish. But now, there's simply no putting the beast back in its cage. Prepare for a viewing experience that revels in its own raw crudeness, and offers no apologies for its audacious display of cinematic chaos.

The Bloody Ape is a horror movie featuring Bob Ceislick and directed by Keith J. Crocker.

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