Matrixiole Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

Grimossfer Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

Leoni Haney Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Brennan Camacho Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

BA_Harrison Two bookish schoolgirls (Debbie Rochon and Miss Kitty) summon a demon, Phil (Tim Ekkebus), who transforms them into a pair of hotties. All Phil asks for in return are the souls of their classmates.Filthy McNasty is the kind of low-budget, home-made nonsense that makes Troma look sophisticated by comparison, which I imagine is precisely what director Chris Seaver and his fellow reprobates were going for. With such random juvenile lunacy as cool mofo Teen Ape (a man in an ape mask doing a bad Michael Jackson impression), masturbation with poop, and demon sex, this is the kind of film best watched whilst drunk or well and truly baked, with friends, at three in the morning, when everything seems a whole lot funnier.I wasn't under the influence and watched alone at a very reasonable hour, meaning that I undoubtedly didn't get the full effect, hence my rating of 3/10, but depending on your level of intoxication and propensity for inane drivel, you might just find this hilarious.

noizyme I was recommended this movie because a friend saw it on Netflix, and one of the characters reminded him of a friend we knew. So I tried to watch it. Mind you, the entire movie's only 46 minutes long, which is basically 2 TV shows, but the entire thing felt like a trip to a dentist...I really didn't want to go, and afterwards I felt tremendous pain inside.I get it. You're low-budget and cultish. I understand the Troma sensibilities of making movies to make movies. But c'mon...this didn't really even have a plot, it just had characters who did things. The whole idea of the movie, as I understand it, is that a creepy guy introduces too repugnant college girls to a Satanic-genie-like character (Filthy McNasty) who changes them into hot college girls, but the price for changing them includes killing off their college peers (who don't like the girls to begin with). I don't understand. If these were friends of the girls, I would get it, but these girls have no friends, only each other, so who cares if these people die?In the meantime, there's a lot of low budget special FX, inter spliced ska music (for "fun" scenes), and blatant rip-offs of others' music (notably Tenacious D and Yello). I had to score this 2 stars b/c it was lame, not b/c it was low-budget. Jon Waters made tons of low budget works that were awesome just b/c his characters were interesting and you can tell he was thoroughly interested in making a movie. This seems like a bunch of friends got bored one day, shot a bunch of footage, edited it and said, "Here's our movie." I'm bumping the stars to 2 b/c of the posters on the wall and the line "I've gotta wash all this sex off me so I can have some more sex." That was pretty funny.

niggarepresent Granted, this is a low-budget film and the entire storyline is pretty redundant. Overall, however, with the tackiness of the film - it *almost* makes it pretty decent. You just have to come to terms with a lot of nonsense and grumbling. Film made in 2002, but the actual movie looks like it came straight from the early 80's. Production value is pretty empty as well. Okay, to put it as simple as possible: You probably won't like this film. It has its perks of humor, but most people won't really agree with the purpose. It's almost as though a bunch of college students wanted to make a few movies and throw in some nudity and "partial" sex scenes for comedic effect.

J D I love low budget cinema. I've been a fan of JR Bookwalter ever since the days of "Ozone". Same goes for Kevin Lindenmuth with those "Addicted to Murder" films. We're talking about movies with no budget whatsoever - just a group of people willing to give a project their all. That being said, "Filthy McNasty" is a prime example of how not to make a no budget movie.From beginning to end, this movie is embarrassing. As another reviewer put it, there's something frustrating about assuming you'll be watching a no budget cheese-fest, but then get stuck watching a bunch of teens goof around on screen together. The movie, presumably realizing its incredibly unfunny, eventually spirals downhill to the point of a six-year-old's kindergarten humor. Rather than anything genuinely funny, we're stuck with shockingly unfunny racist stereotypes and a scene where a man masturbates using feces. Why? I guess we should expect garbage from a man whose other movies are entitled "Mulva, Zmobie Ass Kicker", "12 Inches of Dangling Fury", "Scrotal Vengeance", and "Anal Paprika". Chris Seaver, I hope you read these reviews one day and realize something - if you ever plan on making anything even remotely good, try growing up. Only your friends will tell you this garbage is watchable...0 out to 10 - One of the absolute worst, by any budget standards