BAY AREA REPORTER: "T.S. Slaughter's SKULL & BONES may be the most politically incorrect gay film ever made. It's grim, sexually graphic (though not hardcore), violent as hell, and hilariously campy. You've never seen anything like it."

IN A VAULT UNDERGROUND: "SKULL & BONES is the type of independent film that there needs to be more of today - silly, energetic, gross, and most importantly addressing ideas at which the mainstream is not willing to look."

EXPRESS GAY NEWS: "Have you ever had revenge fantasies about the right wing? If yes, then SKULL & BONES might be a cathartic film for you."

A RAD HOMO: "A Movie about POWER PRIVILEGE PLEASURE and PAIN...... Well you bet your ass stuffed with a cucumber it was....HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO TO EVEN THE SCORE?...... In this case SUPER DUPER FAR!"

MY NEW PLAID PANTS: "SKULL & BONES doesn't just push buttons, it leaps up and down maniacally on them like a deranged orangutan."

EDGE: "If there is only one no-budget gay-themed film you see this year, make it this one. While that may seem to damn it with faint praise, when you consider all of the gay films that flood the market these days, it's actually a pretty strong recommendation."

SKULL & BONES receives 4 stars (out of 5) from THE CORONER'S REPORT: "Skull & Bones is a worthy introduction for writer and director T.S. Slaughter. It features intelligence, originality and creativity rarely seen in the overflowing amount of horror films being released today. It also defies political correctness in a time in which that can be a liability. Expect nightmares for months to come!"

THE FILM FIEND: "This is disaffected debauchery at its finest, dear readers, and as long as you can handle a few constrained moments of delirious cruelty towards various straight-laced anuses, Skull & Bones should provide plenty of entertainment for your oh-so cynical dollar. Either way, it's sure to make your chest-thumping, college-football-loving hetero buddies squirm. That alone is worth the price of admission."

DVD SCHLOCK: "Slaughter manages to walk the fine line between low-budget, b-movie campiness and full-frontal onslaught of terror and carnage. This is a film that treads where no others have gone before, and the fact that such an ambitious project was tackled in such a truly independent fashion is truly impressive. Plus, if you can peek through your fingers clasped over your eyes, you'll also end up watching a helluva fun flick!"

DVD VERDICT: "Skull & Bones offers a completely new take on exploitation horror. The scenes drift from sexy, vulgar, to funny often without much transition. This is a brutal personification of class and sexuality lashing out at the haves of society, and giving it to them straight up the ass."

CULTCUTS MAGAZINE: "The film's strongest points lie within its love of horror, b-movies, and true crime, and its sheer willingness to wallow in bad taste."

FILM APOCALYPSE: "If there are other movies that fall into the genre of no-budget-gay-dark-comedy-horror-thriller, I have never heard of them. For potential fans of the genre, here's your movie!"

ROGUE CINEMA: "Skull & Bones is an interesting mixture of genres. There is political and social commentary in the film as it looks at class, sexuality, and society's odd obsession with the macabre. The film also contains explicit homosexual sex mixed in with the violence and torture. This combination makes Skull & Bones one of the most unique films of 2007."

10K BULLETS: "Not since viewing John Waters' PINK FLAMINGOS for the first time have I been so utterly disgusted and disturbed with a film's depravity. Ultimately most will find the sexual themes and content in SKULL & BONES to be vulgar or just downright disgusting while some may see past these exteriors and find a campy film that explores avenues rarely taken in the horror genre."

Hear T.S.'s hilarious take on the state of modern gay horror with Mike and Alex of HORROR MOVIE FANS RADIO

Listen as DARKER SIDE RADIO discusses the nasty world of extreme gay horror with TS.

LA'S CULT RADIO A-GO-GO! recently did an interview with TS Slaughter.

During a recent interview on the zombie and cannibal radio show THE MIDNIGHT PODCAST, host Root Rot asked TS if he'd rather eat a monkey or a dog. TS's response: "I'd rather eat a person."

WITHOUT YOUR HEAD RADIO also interviewed T.S. on their Halloween Special. (T.S. calls in at 13:15)

CANNIBAL FILM FANATICS: "Probably one of the most original ideas to come out of this generation."

FILM THREAT: "Unnerving...fantasy wish-fulfillment for truly disturbed homosexuals."

PHANTAMORTE: "[SKULL & BONES] reminded me of some of John Waters' early stuff and also Hershell Gordon Lewis, though T.S. Slaughter's direction is pure Ed Wood. If Wood was alive today and FINALLY out of the closet, he'd be making movies like SKULL & BONES."

GOREHOUNDS UNITE: "If you think the rape scene in DELIVERANCE made you squirm, then just wait till you see SKULL & BONES....the only film to out-deliver DELIVERANCE."