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Deathmaster (1972)Quarry is a mysterious, articulate stranger who draws a cult like following of local hippies. Rather than showing them peace and love, he has more sinister plans for them, as he is a ... See full summary » Director:Ray DantonWriter:R.L. Grove (screenplay) |
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Cast
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Khorda
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Bill Ewing | ... |
Pico
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| Brenda Dickson | ... |
Rona
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Pop
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Bobby Pickett | ... |
Kirkwood
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Betty Anne Rees | ... |
Esslin
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William Jordan | ... |
Monk
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LaSesne Hilton | ... |
Barbado
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John Lasell | ... |
Detective
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Freda T. Vanterpool | ... |
Dancer
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Tari Tabakin | ... |
Mavis
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Kitty Vallacher | ... |
Bridey
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Michael Cronin | ... |
Mike
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Charles Hornsby | ... |
Charles
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Olympia Silvers | ... |
Olympia
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Plot Synopsis
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Quarry is a mysterious, articulate stranger who draws a cult like following of local hippies. Rather than showing them peace and love, he has more sinister plans for them, as he is a vampire. Written by Doug Hall <dfhall@fyi.net>
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An Adventure in Terror! First a Whimper in the shadows, then a scream of mortal agony. Beware! Khorda has left his grave. See more »Genres:
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August 1972 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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AIP bought and distributed this film from its independent makers purely as a tax loss. See more »Goofs
Pico demonstrates his expert Kung Fu during his fight with Monk, but seems to forget this in the rest of the film and never uses it when attacked by the vampires. See more »Quotes
Kirkwood: "You know what you all are? You're all a bunch of friggin' freaks and honkies! Every damn last one of you! I'm going to town to get me some steak and whiskey!"See more »
A pipe playing reject from the cast of "I Walked With a Zombie" and an ancient vampire who bears more than a passing resemblance to Jason Isaacs take over some prime oceanside property (isn't that just like a bloodsucker?) and seduce a bunch of young and groovy hippies, forcing them to participate in all-night dance parties. A pretty girl who looks like Jane Asher falls under the spell of the Vampires, and it's up to her inept boyfriend and an old geeky man to save her. When the police fail to believe their story, they attempt to make a rescue on their own. Can they save her in time? Who cares, really?
A biker-momma and her old man are the first to become food. A young man displays his Kung Fu talents at films beginning, and when attacked by a group of vampires, apparently forgets all of his martial arts training and starts kicking and screaming like a two year old having a tantrum. The Vampire dresses like Liberace...it's all pretty goofy, but it's harmless. I can think of worse ways to waste an hour or so.