Director - Ron Switzer
Starring - Cameron Scholes, Tony Della Ventura, and Robin Hartsell
Release Date - 1991
Genre - Sci-fi/Horror
Tagline - "something is very wrong in research and development"
Format - DVD (Personal Collection) (Screener)
Rating (out of 5):



Science Crazed was one of those releases I heard about through several horror friends who picked up the Videonomicon release. The film was cheap, horrible, and right up my alley. Sadly, it wasn't put together that well and did not sit well with me. The acting in this one if horrible. Not Ogroff or Bloodbath in the House of Knives bad but bad none-the-less. The cast shows that they have no direction or idea where they are going with their dialogue. I don't no if they had a script that they loosely followed or what but the acting is laughable. The story for this one is almost wore out by this point. There had been countless mad scientist flicks that pushed experiments too far resulting in a horrible creature being born. This goes all the way to the fiction written by Mary Shelley. What makes this story stand out from the others is...nothing. Not a damn thing. The film does nothing to try and differentiate itself from the hundreds of clones. The film moves painfully slow and is very repetitive. Once it gets in the groove it does nothing to break the cycle which gets old very, very quickly. Finally, this film has plenty of blood. The effects are very minimal and basic so the kills are not that impressive at all. In fact, they are pretty lame and quickly forgettable. Overall, Science Crazed is a mad scientist gone too far film done wrong. Fans of obscure horror and no budget schlock will love it but those of you that was a well rounded film will be very disappointed.
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