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87 mins United States
When four college girls car breaks down on the way home from the lake. A handsome stranger offers them a ride to his farm until a tow truck can make it out to fix it. Taking them home unleashed a beast in his father thay had been kept at bay for a very long time. What happens next is not for the faint at heart.
| Produced by | I have no idea |
| Director | William Gerting |
| Writer | William Gerting |
| Cast | Charles Kissinger, James Carrol Pickett, Sherry Steiner and Linda Thompson |
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Scott Tostik (389 KP) rated
Jan 6, 2019
When they work...
This movie is sorta bad to begin with. The camera work is sub par. Tue acting is all around shite. And lets be honest here.... The only good part about this film was the creativity of the kills for the time it was made.
The movie breaks down at the halfway point when it turns into Billy goes to tue city lookin for love and all he finds is a brunette skank who wants to come to his farm after knowing him for 15 seconds in a bar.... But its true love
Lobg story short... Billy's Daddy is a psychopath... Blood is spilt... Carnage insues... And boobs are flashed a plenty....
But not even glorious tan lined hooters can save this thing.... Only reason i rated it what i did... Is because i could see how modern day horror film writers and directors would use this as source material for writing their own slasher style scripts. Its groundbreaking... I admit that... It's just not... Well... It's not Black Christmas enough to be considered the first slasher style film of the 70's... Watch it if you want to.... I recommend it to those who want to go into horror directing or writing as both things to do and not to do.
On to the next....