Grindsploitation 4 is going to be nastier than ever, more shocking, more gore, more blood. Killer faux grindhouse film trailers a homage to the video nasty era of films.
Dustin Ferguson, Selene Kapsaski, Jason Impey, Jason Figgis, Tony Newton, Michael Leo Centi, Marc Coleman, Chris Dasinger, Marcos de Castro, Sylvester Sletten, Nathan Hill, Kieran Johnston, Moses, Alex Napiwocki, Edward Payson, Patryk Terelak, John Patrick Brennan, Gunnjón Gestsson, John V. Knowles, Paul Lynch, Rockwell White, Benji Carver, Aaron Ray Ballard, Walter Martyn Cabell, Daniel Fowlie, Impatv, Jeff Kacmarynski, Paul Lynch, Noel J. Rainford, Paul Bruce, Douglas Godino, Adam Reeser, Timothy Thomas, Richard Trejo, Katherine King
Director
Lloyd Kaufman
Presenter
Samantha Acampora
Beth (segment "Fondue or Die")
Lux Kapsaski
Madame Spookarella/ Miss Page
Selene Kapsaski
Babette Bombshell
Narrator (segment "Waxhouse Rock")
Hetty Baynes
Blanche Dumas / Dr. Bambi Cocteau
Phil Bufano
Ash (segment The Itch)
Walter Martyn Cabell
General Babcock / President Tramp / VO (voices)
Ross Heath
Zoe Pearce
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