Blood Stalkers (1978)A horror movie about two tourists in Florida who is attacked by a chilling group of backwoods psychopaths. Director:Robert W. MorganWriter:Robert W. Morgan |
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Ken Miller | ... |
Daniel
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Toni Crabtree | ... |
Kim
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Jerry Albert | ... |
Mike
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Jeri
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Herb Goldstein | ... |
The Old Man
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Robert W. Morgan | ... |
Jarvis
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John H. Meyer | ... |
Lester
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David Faris Legge | ... |
Pip
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Stan Webb | ... |
The Mute
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Lane Chiles | ... |
Deputy
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Joe Hilton | ... |
Preacher
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Irv Rudley | ... |
First Man
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Nina Baeza | ... |
First Woman
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Jerry Wallson | ... |
Second Man
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Karen Williams | ... |
Second Woman
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A horror movie about two tourists in Florida who is attacked by a chilling group of backwoods psychopaths.
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I rented this film about a year ago at a 'mom n pop' video store, thinking it would be trash, but perhaps entertaining trash. I made fun of the movie for the first thirty or forty minutes before I finally shut up and began to enjoy it. I'm not going to exaggerate and say this is a classic or anything, but it is a surprisingly good film with a few twists and some acceptable performances. It also has what, for my money, has got to be the greatest "scared sh*tless" performance in a single scene of any horror film I've ever seen; just keep your eyes on Jerry Albert (Mike) when he goes back to the car to get the beer. Albert may not be that great of an actor, but in this scene he delivers and then some! Albert redoes his "scared sh*tless" moment with Toni Crabtree later in the film. All in all, a great "C" movie that's hard to find, but worth it if you do.