Sarah (Suzi Lorraine) has been accused for selling stolen goods, but judge Limone (Robert Bogue) shows leniency and lets her off the hook - upon which she invites him over to her house for dinner and maybe more ... but little did she expect that the judge and her own defense lawyer Clara (Rachael Robbins) would interprete this as an invitation to brutally gut and dismember her, then have sex over her dead body ...

You see, Limone and Clara are, while both well-respected by their peers, serial killers who feel so superior over everyone else that they don't even question their decision to kill for their own pleasure, in their own perverted (and always changing) ways. Plus, they have made it a game by choosing their victims by their professions.

Now of course, the whole killing spree is soon a case for the FBI, and agent Guthro (Eric Roberts) soon has his best men working on the job, psychic Dewayne (Dustin Diamond), who can only "see" things though when he fondles his medium (Thea Vidale), and agent Truman (Ken Del Vecchio), a super-intelligent yet completely arrogant mute and wheelchair-bound investigator who talks to others through his sign language interpreter agent Templeton (Kim Allen), who he is happy to call his "sperm bucket".

Both agents are on the trail of Limone and Clara pretty soon, but Limone soon sees to it that they are thrown off scent by having one of "their" murders committed by someone else, a doctor who has actually killed before but whom Limone has released on a technicality.

However, especially agent Truman's arrogance vexes Limone, since he's used to be the most arrogant man in the room, so it's only a matter of time before he and Clara make a mistake - but with a couple as ruthless and violent as them, will even the FBI have the means to stop them?

Now one thing up front, Scavenger Killers is not for those with a weak stomach, the murder scenes are all quite graphic and quite shocking in their sheer inventiveness - but that said, the film is anything but just another trip to the slaughterhouse, it's an extremely well-written movie full of well-developed and colourful characters, plenty of dark humour, and even in the violent scenes, there's always a twinkle in the eye. And add to that a directorial effort that's suitably subtle to grant the story center stage, and a great ensemble cast, and you've got a great movie.

Totally recommended!

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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