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O' Money
A wealthy man doing a business of money lending for high interest put his son to as a collector. But when he begins to love a girl who is one of his father customers, he tears up the lending contract, moves out of his father’s house and even joins the people demonstrating against his father for planning to build a condominium on people’s land. The father is very furious and challenges his son to a musical band competition: if his son wins, he will cancel all the loans contracts and will not build the condominium.
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Plot Summary
A bizarre and low-budget horror-comedy, 'O' Money' follows a group of young adults who stumble upon a mysterious coin that seems to grant wishes with increasingly dangerous and deadly consequences. As they delve deeper into the coin's power, they attract the attention of a sinister cult and must fight for their lives against supernatural forces and their own greed.
Critical Reception
This obscure cult film is generally regarded as a peculiar entry in Charles Band's filmography, known more for its schlocky charm and unique premise than for polished filmmaking. It has garnered a niche following among fans of low-budget horror and 80s genre cinema.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its inventive, albeit strange, premise.
Criticized for its extremely low budget and amateurish execution.
Enjoyed by a cult audience for its unique brand of 80s horror-comedy.
Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for 'O' Money' is not readily available, suggesting it is not widely discussed or rated by the general Google user base.
Fun Fact
The film is notable for being an early directorial effort by Charles Band, who would go on to found Full Moon Features and become a prolific producer of direct-to-video genre films.
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