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| Tiffany Bolling | ... |
Jessie
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Ben Piazza | ... |
Avery
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Susan Sennett | ... |
Candy
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Brad David | ... |
Alan
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Vince Martorano | ... |
Eddy
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Bonnie Boland | ... |
Audrey
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Jerry Butts | ... |
Dudley
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Leon Charles | ... |
Boss
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Dolores Dorn | ... |
Katherine
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Phyllis Major | ... |
Lisa
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Bill Woodard | ... |
Charlie
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Christopher Trueblood | ... |
Sean Newton
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Earl Hansen | ... |
Gun Store Owner
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Harry Kronman | ... |
Deli Owner
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John Bill | ... |
Policeman
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An abused autistic boy is the sole witness to the kidnapping of a teenage heiress.
THE CANDY SNATCHERS is among the proudest components to the druthers of 70s drive-in cinema, a smart, slick production that's well mechanized and laden with dodgy allure...a highly original exploitation mini-masterpiece, and a classic of its kind.
With a turbo-thrust pace, this nail-biter of a kidnapping/ransom story is steeped in noir, and presents three appallingly churlish amateur criminals intent on purloining a generous haul of diamonds from the shady stepfather of kidnapped young Candy(an appealing pubescent girlie who spends the entire film in various stages of bondage wearing a Catholic schoolgirl uniform). Plans run afoul, however, as the plot twists and shifts like a roller-coaster flying hot off its rails. A mute little boy is a key sideline character whose odd presence seems entirely superfluous until the unforgettable, head-smacking climax.
You do NOT want to miss this one.
8.5/10