Mindy is a single mother with a special needs son named Nicholas. Life is hard enough as it is juggling her odd hours Nursing job and dealing with the challenges that come with having a slow son. So what’s a mother to do? Certainly not shack up with a homicidal robber with a penchant for cocaine, cheap whores and rage issues. Probably not a good idea when this suitor also keeps company with drug peddling pedophiles who have a “thing” for disabled children. Sounds interesting doesn’t it?

Easter Bunny Kill! Kill! Catchy name aside is another depraved tale brought to us from the minds behind The Ghouls.

Once again we find Timothy Muskatell playing the role of the scumbag, and let me tell you, this dude’s got that market cornered! I think they set these character types to be such assholes that we absolutely can’t wait for them to not only be dispatched, but in the most painful and violent way.

One of the drawbacks to the movie is that even when you don't have any mentally challenged roles, independent movies usually leave something to be desired in the realm of acting performance. Ricardo Gray does manage to pull off a pretty convincing performance, but at times it can be a bit uncomfortable. EBK!K! also spends a lot of time zoomed in on the action, not to the point where it's overly distracting, but I found myself wishing they'd pull back a bit on several occasions.

Last, as can be expected in independent horror, most of the scenes of gore implement an acid style of editing where we never truly get to see the carnage full on, but instead in quick flashes. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the gore isn't good, it is. I'd just have liked to see the gore sequences a little longer, and with less of the seizure inducing flash scenes.

By all means a worthy effort, and very watchable, but I liked this particular team better when they did The Ghouls. Also to qualify that statement a bit is that I like my horror a bit on the more fictional side of the house. I like monsters and demons that don't really exist as opposed to real-life monsters in the form of scumbags and pedophiles who more than deserve what they've got coming to them.