Credits:

Blitz//Berlin

Description:

A sci-fi gore splatter hero adventure full of 80's nostalgia is born! Psycho Goreman" is the latest film by Stephen Konstanski, one of the members of Astron 6, Canada's most talented and extreme visual group, who also participated in "Pacific Rim" and "Resident Evil V Retribution" as a special effects artist, and is the sole director of "Manborg" and "The Void: An Altered World". The "Brutal Alien," the destroyer of the galaxy, has been buried in a garden since time immemorial, but was accidentally dug up and unsealed by a young girl named Mimi. However, the jewel that allows him to control himself is stolen by the villainous Mimi, who names him "Psycho Goreman," and he is forced to play along with the child's pranks. Meanwhile, a group of intergalactic monsters, sensing the awakening of an atrocious alien, are on their way to Earth to eliminate him. The music for this B-movie story is composed by the Canadian composer trio Blitz//Berlin. The score is a combination of adventure, rock, horror, and science fiction with a hint of the 80's. Some of the most talked-about songs are the "Famous Songs. Some of the most talked-about tunes are "Great songs, but too short! The greatest tragedy in the galaxy is that the songs are so short.