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SYNOPSIS: A group of college kids decide to spend their weekend camping in the Arizona desert. They have all the supplies they need and are fully prepared to rough it in the barren plains. The one thing they didn't prepare for was a mad dog killer who plans on killing them one by one and stacking their dead carcasses into an abandoned grain silo. Everyone that sets foot in the desert that weekend seems to meet a bloody fate as even the sheriff and a couple of organized crime's finest henchmen are no match for the psychotic butcher. The standard question of "who" & "why" seem to be irrelevant as the answers remain a mystery and the body count increases.
Minus its erratic nature, "Silo Killer" is a lot better than it has any right to be. Most likely shot for a measly sum with its video camera budget, the film nevertheless looks slick, thanks to some inspiring camerawork. For sheer creativity, "Silo Killer" gets a lot of brownie points. This is definitely not a point-and-shoot endeavor, and Koning proves that he has the makings of a good filmmaker. With a decent budget, Koning could very well become an excellent mainstream director. --Nixflix.com
96 minutes - widescreen
SRP $12.99
Worldwide DVD/Broadcast/VOD