Uncle Peckerhead (2020)

A silly movie with a silly plot but I had fun watching it. The characters are natural and fun to watch. The soundtrack is quite good too. Not a bad way to relax and spend 90 minutes.

Fmovies: About the only success this troupe of wannabe-movie-making stoners have managed is to hire a professional shill in the guise of @victoriapilotyyc - and a pretty bad one at that.

You'd normally expect a trailer to tease you into wanting to watch a movie, showing you just enough to intrigue you but not enough to give the plot away. In this movie's case, though the trailer was appropriately short, it contained the ENTIRETY of worthwhile scenes - you will NOT get any additional entertainment from actually watching the movie in its entirety.

The only reason I'm giving it two stars rather than one is the camerawork - for a change (among these lame attempts at moviemaking), it wasn't using the trademark "wobblecam" to make viewers nauseous.

Best viewed at 4x fast-forward, but even then you might need to take breaks to recover.

Uncle Peckerhead was an amazing find. The kills moved forward with the plot, the music was well toned with the characteristics of the actors. This films a must see if you have passion for music and comedy slashers.

Uncle Peckerhead fmovies. There is a good chance you will enjoy this. The title threw me off, but the plot reeled me in. It was gorey, it had great music, and the acting was good, with the right amount/kind of cheese. Was not disappointed.

I think it's a quite enjoyable movie for funny-gore fans. That's all. Do not expect a twisted script or great acting, it's an original B-movie.

Trying to get their career going, the promoter for an upcoming punk-band heading out for their first tour is forced to rent a van from an untrustworthy local, and as they come to find that he turns into an uncontrollable flesh-eating monster whenever he gets upset they struggle with stopping the tour or continuing.

There was quite a lot to like with this one. One of the brightest aspects to enjoy here is the strong and enjoyable bond between the band which is what allows this to be quite funny for the most part. From the beginning, we're given plenty of light-hearted moments about the connection between the band who are the stereotypical lazy group of underachievers who poke fun at each other, rely on the determined girl to get all the work done and just don't go for the lifestyle making for some comedic moments with their unprofessionalism. That carries over into the later parts where the sheer unfazed nature they share over the situation which extends to how they accept the demonic condition which is revealed quite early on not only adds to this but simply makes for a fun, light-hearted effort here. As well, with the more enhanced horror elements that are present once they realize the character is a ravenous creature the film provides plenty of solid sequences. Letting the wild, savage nature of the creature loose with the ability to rip people to pieces in graphic fashion features plenty of over-the-top aspects with the full-on gore and kills getting quite worked over here. The splatter-filled scenes with the encounters between the venue promoter, the raucous fans they meet in the parking lot, and the later encounter with the rival band are not only hilarious but feature plenty of great gory goodness as well, providing practical effects work as well. Combined with the impressive high-energy music they create for their band, there's quite a lot to like here with this one. The film does have a couple of issues. It's biggest issue is the fact that the pacing here is incredibly off in the second half as there's a long stretch where nothing much happens. Once they realize that he's the way he is, it seemingly grinds to a halt with the band coming to terms with his condition and agreeing to go along with how to handle his status that seems to play on the joke that the group knows but are trying to convince themselves he's not going to hurt him which plays out rather oddly. As well, the scenes at the house which are turned into a flashback featuring the outcome of the rival band being incredibly similar to a previous encounter come off as lazy and hold this back somewhat, and overall tend to be the film's only flaws.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.