Plunge into the grimy, neon-lit underworld of Denver where Alister, a strung-out serial killer, and his equally unhinged crew of murderous friends—Dealin’ Dick, Woody, Charlie, and Bubba—embark on a nightmarish odyssey through three interwoven tales of drug-fueled violence. Shot on grainy VHS tape, this heavy metal horror from director Dakota Ray drips with raw, DIY grit, blending visceral brutality with dark, nihilistic humor. As the lines between reality and hallucination blur, you’re pulled into a vortex of paranoia and bloodshed, where every encounter teeters on the edge of madness. A provocative, unsettling experience that feels like a corrupted videotape from a nightmare you can’t rewind.
My Master Satan: 3 Tales of Drug Fueled Violence
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Plunge into the grimy, neon-lit underworld of Denver where Alister, a strung-out serial killer, and his equally unhinged crew of murderous friends—Dealin' Dick, Woody, Charlie, and Bubba—embark on a nightmarish odyssey through three interwoven tales of drug-fueled violence. Shot on grainy VHS tape, this heavy...
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My Master Satan: 3 Tales of Drug Fueled Violence was released in 2015.
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User Reviews
“As a fan of dirty, underground horror, this hit the spot. The VHS aesthetic and heavy metal vibe made it feel like I was watching a lost artifact. It's messy and rough around the edges, but that's exactly why I loved it. The violence is unapologetic and the dark humor had me laughing nervously.”
“The three stories weave together in a way that kept me on edge. The acting isn't Oscar-worthy, but the raw energy and drug-fueled chaos more than make up for it. Dakota Ray clearly knows how to craft an atmosphere of dread. Some scenes dragged a bit, but overall a solid grindhouse experience.”
“This film gets under your skin like a bad trip. The grainy footage and disturbing imagery really messed with my head. I appreciated how it didn't hold back on the gore or the psychological tension. It's the kind of movie you watch with a group and then can't sleep after. Highly recommend if you're into extreme horror.”
“I get what they were going for, and I respect the DIY spirit, but for me it fell a bit short of true terror. The story was a little disjointed, and some of the acting took me out of it. Still, there are some genuinely creepy moments and the soundtrack fits perfectly. A decent watch for curious horror fans, but not a masterpiece.”
























































































