Mulva – Demon Ass Kicker
In the year 2000, budding moviemaker Chris Seaver (“The Weirdsies”) connected with a like-minded group of pop culture geeks from Long Island, New York to create “Mulva: Zombie Ass Kicker!,” a crude yet hilariously over-the-top horror/comedy made for a mere $400, which went on to worldwide distribution on DVD, Blu-ray, and Streaming. Two and a half decades later, Seaver returns with a bigger, more outrageous reboot that, this time pits our sugar-infused heroine against the metro sexual antagonists from the director’s infamous “Filthy McNasty” quadrilogy. Mulva is frustrated by her inability to reach the final level in Koon Sheen Do, so her friends hold an epic Halloween-themed summer party in the hopes of cheering her up. But a pair of uninvited no-good-nick outcasts threaten to derail those plans by summoning a trio of Shkimademons, who will grant their wish to spoil Mulva’s food – in exchange for wreaking carnal havoc upon the unsuspecting partygoers. It’s the ultimate geek versus succubus showdown!
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