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So much average

Good concept, poorly executed.

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

I am a lover of films so ugly to be beautiful, this' one of my favorites ... the film is initially a bit ' boring but in the second part you shoot best with the entry into the field of mythical man turkey ... do not miss a lot of splatter scenes and scenes fun to make you want to cheer for the killer and to enjoy his every move but the ending leaves a little ' bitter taste in the mouth ... forgetting some holes in the script and often directed superficial and careless the film in my opinion and ' enjoyable ... but not I can do anything about my love for this movie and ' visceral ... PROMOTED and then RECOMMENDED !!! PS. out of reach from people who love movies full 'action and big- budget!!!

No budget cinematic oddities such as "Blood Freak" are truly things to be treasured. You just don't see their like anymore. Only during this time in film history could one see a movie with a plot this trippy and this offbeat. As it's been said many times before, it can boast the distinction of mixing a pro-Christianity, anti-drug message with a tried and true horror movie premise of a monster on the loose and a generous dose of very tacky gore. And throughout this things' 80 minute run time, the co-director Brad Grinter (who'd directed Veronica Lake in her final film, "Flesh Feast") pops up on screen, cigarette in hand, to wax philosophical on the nature of fate and the importance of catalysts.Beefy non-actor Steve Hawkes - who was the other director of this epic - stars as Herschell, a Vietnam veteran / biker who makes the acquaintance of "good girl" Angel (Heather Hughes), a sexy but deeply religious gal. They go to a party where he meets her "bad girl" sister Ann (Dana Cullivan), who helps to get him drugs; in record time he's an addict. Meanwhile, he gets a job at a poultry farm where, among other things, he agrees to function as test subject and eat turkey that's been treated with an experimental drug. The effect? He turns into a shambling, gobbling, mutant turkey man with an enormous papier-mache turkey head. On top of that, he now drinks blood, which he obtains from the necks of various unlucky junkies.A deadly slow pace prevents this from being completely effective, but overall "Blood Freak" is the kind of thing a cult movie lover will want to have the experience of viewing. The audience must be patient, but fortunately this kicks into gear in its second half once Turkey Man is unleashed. Peoples' reactions to Turkey Man are pretty priceless, and Anns' dialogue is delicious, especially when she wonders what the children of her and Herschell would look like. The ladies in this are foxy, the rock score is groovy, and the very clunky nature of "Blood Freak" is endearing overall. One hilarious highlight comes when Turkey Man uses a buzz saw to sever a pushers' leg, and the guy howls in pain for almost a full minute. Grinter adds to the fun when he has a small coughing fit.A true curio, and worth watching for adventurous people.Seven out of 10.

Let me first state that this movie defies any kind of plot or logic. What I'm about to speak on is pure speculation of what I believed to have happened.The film opens with some kind of "guru" explaining matters of life and the premise of the movie. Why? Well, why not? Our main character Herschell dresses and acts exactly like Elvis, so you know it's gonna be... interesting. Shortly after, Herschell makes his way to a house with a groovy 70's drug/orgy party going on. He believes in doing the "right" thing and the principles of the Bible, so he declines any participation. That is, until later he submits to the insurmountable peer pressure of being called a "coward" and takes a puff off a joint. Oh no, he begins writhing in pain on the ground because he's so badly addicted! Beware kids, one hit off a joint and you're a full blown junkie! The acting is HILARIOUS. I've seen a lot of bad movies, but this one is definitely near the top. After Herschell gets turned into the turkey monster, he visits his girlfriend who proceeds to contemplate what it would be like if he stayed as the turkey monster forever. "I wonder what the children would think? What would I tell them about you?" I don't know, but you could start by saying that their dad is a TURKEY.Like any rambling man who dresses like Elvis in the 70's, Herschell is looking for a job. He gets a job working at a turkey farm and agrees to be part of an experiment by eating some funky turkey. Before he can finish eating, he writhes on the ground in some incredibly awesome spasms, and the turkey monster is born. Naturally, he's strung out after that one hit of marijuana (because who isn't?), so the only thing that will satiate his hunger is the blood of fellow druggies. He hunts them down, ties them up like cattle, slits them, and cups his hands to pick up the blood and drink it. It's quite the ritual.What can I say really? This is the best Elvis turns into a turkey movie ever, and I dare anyone to defy me. I think I know who I want to be for Halloween this year.

This is a rare film that has a much higher IMDb score than it deserves simply because reviewers don't know whether to give it a 1 or a 10. That's because although the movie is terrible, it also is so unintentionally funny that it makes a great party film--where everyone can sit around and make fun of how dopey the whole thing is--much like PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE.The film begins with an introduction by one of the directors, Brad F. Grinter. Frankly, Grinter looks like an over-the-hill porn star--with his greasy hair, unbuttoned shirt and smirk. Plus, every time he interrupts the film with his irrelevant musings, he's chain smoking. Practically everything he says during each interruption is pointless and his delivery is so bad, he's the funniest thing about the film. I especially loved near the end of the film where he's going off on the evils of drugs--yet at the same time he's practically coughing up a lung due to his continual smoking. Think about it--he doesn't even bother to put down his cigarette to do these short segments and when the tape is messed up by coughing fits, they don't even bother to re-shoot these scenes. Talk about incompetence! The rest of the film is a confusing mess. It begins with a woman having a flat tire and a biker stopping to help. She takes him home and your brain already starts to hurt. She says she's a good Christian lady yet she lives with her sexy sister who is a drug-addicted nympho who throws wild parties. And the audience is then treated to Bible reading and confusing theological lessons from this lady to the biker--in the midst of a party where everyone else is doing inhalants and pot!The nympho sister makes it her mission in life to get the biker to take drugs and do the naked limbo with her. He seems like a nice guy and so far has adamantly refused any drug. However, after the sisters ask him to live with them (which makes sense for the nympho but not for the Bible-thumper), he agrees to take a few hits of pot solely because the nympho dares him to. Unbeknownst to him, the pot is laced with something strange and addictive--the results of which you'll hear more about in a moment.The next day, he goes to his new job at the poultry farm. Two "scientists" who work there have gotten him to agree to be a guinea pig and eat a batch of turkey laced with some "harmless chemicals". However, after consuming practically an entire turkey, he goes into convulsions and the combination of the drugs in the turkey and the crap he smoked the day before have an unforeseen result--he turns into a combination turkey and vampire!! Seeing this guy run about for the next 20 minutes wearing a very cheesy turkey head as he rips open women's throats in order to drink their blood is something I'll never forget and might just be one of the silliest things in film history.So, from the plot, it's pretty easy to see how this could all be rather funny. Combining that with poor acting (mostly from the supporting actors), lousy camera work and dialog that it laughable, it's pretty obviously why I gave this turkey a 1. My advice is that if you can't laugh at bad films, don't watch. However, if you are like me and love to occasionally laugh at such ineptness, try this film!