Directed by: Frank Sabatella
Written by: Elke Blasi (screen play) and Frank Sabatella (writer)
'Bloodnight: The Legend of Mary Hatchett' is definitely an interesting slasher independent film. The writer/director most likely thought "what if I create a character that illustrates the pain women go through when experiencing their menstrual cycle. The film starts off with Mary experiencing the adverse effects of her menstrual cycle. While any ordinary girl experiences cramps, bloating etc. Mary experiences severe menstrual pain causing excessive bleeding and eventually leading her to commit a series of murders.She is institutionalized. While at the institution she is raped and ends up pregnant. She is told her baby was a still born. In an attempt to escape the hospital she goes on a murder spree and murders the entire hospital staff. Soon enough the police are called into the scene and Mary, in her signature state, nude and walking with a head in hand is shot multiple times.
This story then proceeds to a group of teenagers celebrating "Blood Night" which is the anniversary of the local axe murderer as they find their-selves right in the mouth of an urban legend.
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