SYNOPSICS
Jengo Hooper (2013) is a English movie. Joe Wheeler has directed this movie. Alan Baptiste,Dustin Lee Burgess,Ben Chapman,Share Cherrie are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. Jengo Hooper (2013) is considered one of the best Action,Horror,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
A man named Jake Weaver stumbles across an old Jailakung board which he played around with not knowing it would open up the gates of hell. A demonic force latches onto him and takes over his mind slowly, making the good part of him rot away. Almost like a possession by a demon. Only this demon called itself Jengo Hooper. He starts to suffer from terrible nightmares of evil and macabre activities and slowly drives himself over the edge and turns into a real life psycho cannibal killer. He would butcher victims and perform weird acts of joy upon the dead and if that was not enough he would film and take polaroid photographs of all his activities. After some time he decides he can not going on and tries to commit suicide and its from this point he gets sectioned in Broadmoor Mental prison under the mental health act although the Doctors and medical staff believe he is just suffering from a severe case of Schitzophrenia. This film is a story told through the eyes and mind of this very ...
Jengo Hooper (2013) Trailers
- Jengo Hooper Returns 'Teaser Promo Video'
- DJANGO UNCHAINED Trailer German Deutsch | FullHD 2013
- The Curse of Jengo (Teaser Trailer)
- Hooper Finds A Family Book Trailer
- DOMINIUM The Movie Fan Trailer "Monjes"
- Official Til You're Dead Teaser!
- Teenage Kicks (Educational Movie Trailer)
- What Jengo Hooper keeps in his bathroom (A Psychadelic Teaser)
- Jengo Hooper Official Trailer 1
Jengo Hooper (2013) Reviews
Unwatchable
If you do not read the back of the box you will have no idea what this movie is about. The filming style, while artistic, totally distracts you from the story line making it a garbled mess. If you want a movie with plot and substance then do not watch this. If you are high then go ahead and waste your time. The audio is terrible. There is so much background noise you cannot understand what anyone is saying. The video jumps between scenes so much you have no idea what is happening. I watched about 15 minutes of this and turned it off. It should have been more clearly marked as an art house film and not a horror film. Very disappointed with it and if i cannot get my money back i will burn it.
Dreadful grindhouse wannabe
JENGO HOOPER is an example of the 'grindhouse' horror film taken to its nadir. A no-budget indie effort that seeks to startle and shock with some explicit gore scenes, this is an unwatchable mess of a movie shot through a blurry filter that makes it look like somebody smeared Vaseline all over the screen. If you're thinking 'style over substance' then you'll be right, this is all about re-creating an old '70s grainy-style cinema effect complete with film clips and a voice-over narration. There's no narrative coherence whatsoever.
LSD gone wrong
The entire movie is like a bad acid trip. Unwatchable.
A true artistic way of filming a movie
I was a little dubious about this title with rumors of extreme gore and violence. Usually low budget films that advertise lots of gore and violence are not worth watching. I was pleasantly surprised when viewing 'Jengo Hooper'. The film is shot in a strange artistic way with lots of weird damaged footage and scrappy cut up shots. The film is done in a story type of way with the lead character doing some narration and explaining how, why and where. The film does have some intense and gory scenes. The acting was for the most part good although there are a few that seemed to taint the film slightly with some cheesy lines and wooden acting but we have to remember this is a low budget Grindhouse movie. I feel the director and producer did a great job recreating the old Grindhouse style of movie and bringing it into the present. Well worth watching, very entertaining and I will be on the look out for more work from the director 'Joe Wheeler' as it seems he is set for a long and successful career especially if he gets funding for projects.
Not a movie!
I have no idea what I just watched. It really is unwatchable but I forced myself to watch anyway. Hands down by far the worst pile of trash ever, no exaggeration. Whoever paid $20,000 to finance this garbage should be outraged. Don't waste your time, this really isn't a movie or even watchable. You can barely see what's going on and as far as I could tell, there was nothing shocking, such as extreme violence or nudity. But like I said, you can't see most of it and can understand only some of the nonsensical ramblings of some unknown character.