David Schwartz must have had a reputation as the world's worst director. The same year Las Vegas Bloodbath was shot, he directed another shot-on-video film called American Revenge, which featured a pre-Samurai Cop Matt Hannon as a coked-up drug dealer named Angelo and even that film was terrible.
Las Vegas Bloodbath is a 80-minute opus that goes so slow with its plot. Basically, your run-of-the-mill psychological character study about an average joe who is cheated on by his unfaithful wife and kills her and her lover in their bedroom, but the film is padded with too much time of the so-called scenic videotape footage of Las Vegas (we don't get to see much in the way of the famous city strip). There are some random moments that make no sense, when the husband goes into a bar with a dead hooker's severed head and shoots the bewildered bartender in the forehead and a tedious 30 minutes of a group of women gathered for a baby shower (which sets up the film's climax) where they eat pizza, badmouth each other behind their backs, play party games, and watch themselves on a TV showcasing them as a hot oil female wrestling tag-team. It's clear that none of the people in this movie can act and there's one scene where one of the girls glances awkwardly at the camera during the baby shower sequence. However, bad movie lovers may like it, though.
Las Vegas Bloodbath is a 80-minute opus that goes so slow with its plot. Basically, your run-of-the-mill psychological character study about an average joe who is cheated on by his unfaithful wife and kills her and her lover in their bedroom, but the film is padded with too much time of the so-called scenic videotape footage of Las Vegas (we don't get to see much in the way of the famous city strip). There are some random moments that make no sense, when the husband goes into a bar with a dead hooker's severed head and shoots the bewildered bartender in the forehead and a tedious 30 minutes of a group of women gathered for a baby shower (which sets up the film's climax) where they eat pizza, badmouth each other behind their backs, play party games, and watch themselves on a TV showcasing them as a hot oil female wrestling tag-team. It's clear that none of the people in this movie can act and there's one scene where one of the girls glances awkwardly at the camera during the baby shower sequence. However, bad movie lovers may like it, though.