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NekoHomey Purely Joyful Movie!

Glucedee It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

Claudio Carvalho The friends Josh Henderson (Mark Parrish), Mike (Erik Fellows), Luke (Garrison Koch), Toby (Sonny Marler) and Ryan (Al Santos) overhear the conversation of three bikers in a dinner place about the girls of the Mustang Sally's brothel in Malawan. Together with their friend Seamus (Sean McGene), they drive to the place to have sex. They are hosted by madam Mustang Sally (Elizabeth Daily) that introduces her sexy girls: Caressa (Lindsey Labrun), Persuasion (Tina McDowelle), Likilick (Deidre A. Cannon), Kitten (Dana Fares), Titianna (Joni Kempner) and Tushalean (Alycen Malone). Out of the blue, the great pleasure of the hot girls becomes a gore revenge. "Mustang Sally" is a silly and unbelievable story of vengeance supported by eroticism and sexy actresses. However, this campy movie is funny and entertains. I bought this DVD without any reference and despite the flawed story, I do not totally regret. Very hard to choose the most beautiful and sexy girl in the brothel. My vote is four.Title (Brazil): "Mustang Sally – O Prazer da Vingança" ("Mustang Sally – The Pleasure of the Revenge")

bobwildhorror I try to be very tolerant of independent films. It has to take a lot of moxie to get any film made, let alone one on a limited budget, and MUSTANG SALLY wears its limited budget like a badge of honor. It looks like it was shot at a friend's cabin over the course of a couple days by some frat boys and their girlfriends.Not that this is a bad thing. Sam Raimi showed everyone the possibilities of low budget horror (and the woods) with EVIL DEAD. But MUSTANG SALLY has none of the crazed energy of Sam's picture. In fact, it's difficult to classify it as a horror film despite its original title. There's nothing supernatural about it. There's nothing particularly bloody. Even the "sex scenes," which seem to be the main reason for this film's existence, are badly shot teases. There's no real nudity, just endless groping and rolling around. Lots of it. Sequence after sequence after sequence...and when that's not enough, the filmmakers split the screen into four segments so we can watch simultaneous rolling and groping.*SPOILERS* What's the plot? As close as I could figure, a bunch of party animal frat boys overhear some bikers talking about a local whorehouse and decide to pay it a visit. The madame of the place (EG Daily of PEEWEE'S BIG ADVENTURE fame), is only to happy for their patronage, although she looks a little drug-addled and seems to be stumbling through her appearance. The guys hook up. There's groping and rolling for a good half hour of the picture. When the novelty of filming these sequences wears off, the girls try and kill the boys. And then there's a confusing revelation in which Miss Daily reveals that she was raped by the boys' fathers, had a bunch of kids, and has enlisted the aid of the bikers for payback. Why she went to such elaborate means for this revenge scheme is beyond me. It's never explained what association she had with the bikers or why the girls were so eager to assist her in this insane enterprise. It's suggested that there's some kind of relationship -- are they her daughters? -- but EG has little remorse when some of them are killed (and the others just disappear from the plot at the denouement). Forgetting logic, because EVIL DEAD used very little and was still a classic -- here's the biggest problem: MUSTANG SALLY is either a sex film with no sex or a gore film with no gore. The "effects" are laughable. Gunshots, stabbings, gougings, are all done in cutaways. We see the after effects, but never an impact, which is unusual for this type of picture. But since there are no such distractions, this leaves us with endless dialog sequences that appear entirely improvised. Did I mention endless? All the guys speak in stilted "teen speak" that verges on the painful. The girls mumble clownishly about adolescent sexual fantasies, some of which I have to assume is intended comically, but these moments are few and far between.How does a movie like this get distributed the world over? More important, how does it pick up so many rave reviews on IMDb?

Paul Andrews Mustang Sally starts as six young guys, Josh (Mark Parrish), Mike (Erik Fellows), Toby (Sonny Marler), Luke (Garrison Koch), Seamus (Sean McGene) & Ryan (Al Santos) are sitting in the local small town diner where they overhear some bikers talking about a nearby brothel run by a woman named Mustang Sally (Elizabeth Daily) & decide they'd all like a piece of the action, so to speak. They jump in Josh's car & head right on over there, when they arrive they are greeted by Sally & introduced to her 'girls' whom all pick a guy (shouldn't it have been the other way round?) & then head off to the various bedrooms for some fun. Unfortunately for the boys these hookers are homicidal maniacs with revenge on their minds...This Canadian American co-production was co-scored, written, co-produced & directed by Iren Koster who also had a part in the film as someone called Popsie, I actually thought Mustang Sally was an OK film by which to pass 90 odd minutes. The script for the first half of the film plays like a cheap porno with these guys being introduced to some hot birds & then going off together for some fun & it's not until past this point that the horror kicks in, in fact the first half of Mustang Sally has no horror elements in it at all. Now this would have been fine but the sex scenes are really tame, there's barely any nudity, there's no variety apart from the dominatrix who gets someone to kiss her boots & ties him up & it may disappoint some in that regard, at this point I just felt a golden opportunity to be totally perverted, sleazy & exploitative had been missed. However the horror kicks in & there's some decent bloodletting & a surprisingly effective little twist at the end. It moves along at a good pace & I was never bored unlike a lot of low budget horror these day, the teenage character's weren't that annoying & it doesn't seem to take itself too seriously.Director Kastor does alright, it's not exactly the most visually stylish film you'll ever see but it's quite well shot all the same. There's nothing particularly sexy in this, nothing explicit & the film doesn't seem to want to build up any tension or shocks. The gore levels aren't high, someone is stabbed, there's a scythe in someones chest & neck, someone has their tongue cut out & people are shot although it's not that graphic, the nudity count is also surprisingly low considering the potential of the situation & the basic material.The budget was probably low as seen in the end when Mustang Sally's house blows up for no apparent reason, it is shown as a blurred reflection on the Sheriff's sunglasses as he 'talks' us through what's just happened because he reports it over his own radio back to the police station. As a whole it's a bit cheap looking. The acting isn't great but it ain't too bad I suppose considering the material.Mustang Sally, maybe better known as Mustang Sally's Horror House, is a reasonably decent horror/wannabe porn film that doesn't really excel in either genre but is an OK watch if you've got nothing better to do.

maddmx1 Mustang Sally's Horror House is a fun movie for all. It's not just gore and sex like you might expect from the title. There's a real story being told. And, there's hints of comedy too. What more can you ask for? A lot of people are just looking for the action and blood in the film and have no imagination of their own; thus, making them "disappointed" when they watch this film. The classic horror films don't show all the details (i.e. the Psycho shower scene). It's your imagination that causes the anticipation and makes the movie suspenseful and scary. I feel sorry for movie goers who can only be entertained by the expensive special effects used in high end pictures, and cannot enjoy the independent film makers triumph at making a decent low budget film that has a good story, is acted well, directed well, and shot well. Watch this movie for yourself and see that it is quite entertaining!