I Was a Teenage Serial Killer 1993
"See the horror of righteous dismemberment! Feel the triumph when sexist pigs are wasted! Hear the screams of terror! Join Mary, America's favorite female serial killer, who kills off dumb men."
Experience the outrageous, comedic horror of I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993), a cult classic directed by Sarah Jacobson.
Director: Sarah Jacobson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) about?
I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) follows the story of Mary, a teenage girl who takes a stand against sexism by eliminating the men who embody it.
Who directed I Was a Teenage Serial Killer?
I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) was directed by Sarah Jacobson, a filmmaker known for her bold and unapologetic style.
Who stars in I Was a Teenage Serial Killer?
The film features a talented cast, including Kristin Bree Calabrese, Phil Calabrese, and Scott Garver.
Is I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) worth watching?
While I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) may not be for everyone, its cult following and IMDB rating of unrated suggest that it is a film worth watching for fans of dark comedies and horror.
How long is I Was a Teenage Serial Killer?
I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) has a runtime of 27 minutes.
About I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) — A Darkly Comedic Horror Classic
Experience the outrageous, comedic horror of I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993), a cult classic directed by Sarah Jacobson. This biting satire, set in a world where a teenage girl takes matters into her own hands by eliminating sexist men, is as much a commentary on societal norms as it is a darkly comedic horror film. With a runtime of 27 minutes, this short film packs a punch, featuring a talented cast, including Kristin Bree Calabrese and Phil Calabrese, who bring to life the outrageous world of Mary, America's favorite female serial killer.
In the vein of offbeat comedies and horror films, I Was a Teenage Serial Killer (1993) offers a unique blend of genres, blending the absurd with the terrifying. Director Sarah Jacobson's vision is both unapologetic and thought-provoking, making this film a must-watch for fans of cult classics and those who enjoy pushing the boundaries of societal norms.