The fella was barely 18 when he wandered into Hollywood, yet by 24, David DeCoteau earned a 10 PICTURE deal with Empire producer Charles Band. That's a phenomenal feat even today. And one of David's first Empire flicks was the immortal Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1987, 80 minutes, aka. The Imp), which was shot in about two weeks for right near $120,000. His creation, and films like it, also helped cement the careers of three legendary B-sirens: Michelle Bauer, Brinke Stevens and my close, personal friend Linnea Quigley. More than 50 titles later, he now heads his own production company, Rapid Heart Pictures, which is set to release its third feature, Final...Read the entire review