Alexis Walker (Linnea Swanson) lost her mother and brother to a home invasion that was led by Dante (Ken Brewer). At the same time that the South Bay Slasher (Lawrence Waller) is killing victims, she’s saved women on the streets by, well, shooting dudes a whole bunch of times. Now, detectives Shane Douglas (Doug Waugh) and Maddie Schoefield (Traci Burr) are on the case, as are O’Brien (Tom Grindle) and Ramirez (Al Zuniga) and so many people are going to die along the way.

Directed by Brewer, who co-wrote the script with Meri Gyetvay, this is the kind of movie that is packed with gunfire with CGI results and acting that is challenged at best. And then it surprises you, because Bridget “The Midget” Powers is a force of terrifying nature as she plays Stella, the small yet deadly member of the gang and really the greatest part of this movie. Swanson is also quite good as the title character, a woman who has given up on life and demands the deaths of everyone who ruined her existence.

That said, if you like microbudget movies, if you want to see 45 people die, if you want to hear the word fuck more times in five minutes than ten movies combined, well, this movie has the goods. Actually, I really enjoyed how its multiple plots converged, how it goes from slasher to revenge movie, and how it makes no excuses for the fact that it’s filled with horrible people being scumbags and paying the price at the end of a gun. Here’s hoping for Death Bitch 2 and even more punishment.

You can get this from Livid Media.