Gary P. Cohen, active in the 1980s, is a multifaceted talent known for his work in cult horror. He directed and wrote Video Violence (1987) and its sequel, Video Violence 2 (1988), where he also appears as an actor. His unique approach to the shot-on-video aesthetic helped shape the underground horror scene, making these films staples for fans of exploitation cinema. Cohen's background in theater and his experience as a former agent add depth to his contributions, solidifying his role in the cult film conversation.
Video Violence 2
Howard and Eli, the killers from the first Video Violence movie, are back and are now hosting their own TV show. Broadcast secretly from their basement, the show looks a the fine art of murder, letting other aspiring psychos send in videos of their handiwork for the world to enjoy. Some viewers are shocked and horrified, but many more become avid fans, clamoring for more and more blood.
