Video Violence Review in Horror
Genre: Horror
Video Violence is an early example of slasher horror that explores the dark side of media influence and violence. The film’s plot follows characters who inadvertently become victims of a murderous spree inspired by violent television programs. Its gritty style and graphic scenes create a visceral impact, emphasizing themes of desensitization and media responsibility. The direction employs suspenseful pacing and practical effects to evoke fear and chaos. Performances are heightened by the film’s provocative tone, eliciting reactions about societal exposure to violence. While controversial, Video Violence contributed to the horror genre’s evolution, serving as both entertainment and a cultural commentary on the impact of violent media on society.
Cast & Crew
- Gary P. Cohen
- Mark Dolson
- James Golff
- Paul Kaye
- Mark Kwiatek
- Art Neill
- Jackie Neill
- Ray Clark
- Linda Herman
- David Christopher
- William Toddie
- Uke
- Lisa Cohen
- Richard 'Dick' Haig
- Gordon Ovsiew
- Susan Speidel
- Lori Andres
- Ellen Dreyer
- Robin Leeds
- Chick Kaplan
- Gary Schwartz
- Jennifer Biach
- Barbara Brunnquell
- Mike Yonone
- Susan Stern
- Joseph Kordos
- Kevin Haver
- Karen Oujo
- Ricky Kotch
- Judy Seplowin
- Richard Johnson
- Cara Biach
- Bill Biach
- Madison Schedin
- Chris Williams
- Marci Garfinkel
- Bonnie Schedin
- Jerry Kopf
- O. Selig Stokes
- Christa Somma
- Joann Poll
- Bob Brunnquell