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Edward Mann (writer)
Oliver Stone (written by)
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She deals in death more
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Jonathan Frid portrays a horror novelist who has a recurring nightmare about three figures out of his... more | add synopsis
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Unpleasant but clever. more (13 total)
Cast
(Credited cast) | Jonathan Frid | ... | Edmund Blackstone |
| Martine Beswick | ... | Queen of Evil |
 | Joseph Sirola | ... | Charlie Hughes |
| Christina Pickles | ... | Nicole Blackstone |
 | Hervé Villechaize | ... | Spider, the dwarf |
| Anne Meacham | ... | Eunice Kahn |
| Roger De Koven | ... | Serge Kahn |
 | Troy Donahue | ... | Mark Frost |
| Mary Woronov | ... | Mikki Hughes |
 | Richard Cox | ... | Gerald |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Henry Judd Baker | ... | Jackal, the giant (as Henry Baker) |
| Lucy Bingham | ... | Betsy, the maid |
| Alexis Kirk | ... | Arris |
| Mike Meola | ... | Gas Station Attendant |
| Timothy Ousey | ... | Jason Blackstone |
| Timothy Rowse | ... | Milkman |
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Queen of Evil
Tango macabre (Canada: French title)
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UK:98 min | USA:94 min
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Gas Station Attendant:
I can't take credit cards.
Charlie Hughes:
Why?
Gas Station Attendant:
They had it counted for the investigation.
Charlie Hughes:
Listen idiot, this is a VIP card.
Gas Station Attendant:
Look Jack,
Charlie Hughes:
No Charles Hughes, not Jack, did I say my name was Jack?
Gas Station Attendant:
Jack, I don't think you would like being called an idiot.
Charlie Hughes:
Wait a minute, wait a minute, my name is not Jack. It's Charles Hughes!
Gas Station Attendant:
I don't care if your named was Rockefeller, nine dollars and twenty three cents.
Charlie Hughes:
No not Rockefeller, Hughes, Charles Hughes, do you know what that means? You see that sign up there? I own two percent of that sign. That sign licenses you to sell gasoline. On Monday morning, that sign no longer licenses you to sell gasoline, because I own two percent of that sign...
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Referenced in Nightmare in Canada: Canadian Horror on Film (2004) (TV) more
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Oliver Stone's first film was this unpleasant but fascinating and clever thriller, which blurs the line between dreams and reality in a way that would later become very popular in the "Nightmare On Elm Street" films. The film is technically unpolished, with a crummy look and often inept editing. But it is also a disturbing experience that offers no easy redemptions, and as such it is recommended especially to people who enjoy films like "Alice, Sweet Alice". (**)