A Vacation in Hell (TV 1979)Five tourists, four women and one man, escape from the group in a holiday camp at a tropical place and get lost. They have to find the way back, but problems are still to come... Director:David Greene |
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Five tourists, four women and one man, escape from the group in a holiday camp at a tropical place and get lost. They have to find the way back, but problems are still to come... Written by Miguel Ángel Díaz González
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21 May 1979 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Kauhuyö viidakossa See more »Filming Locations:
Hawaii, USACompany Credits
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Denise Franklin: They usually do.
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Evelyn: My husband ran off with a young girl. She looks similiar to you.Denise Franklin: They usually do.
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Can there be a worst film? Even Ed Wood at his horrific worst couldn't come up with something this bad. Cheesy, stupid, long-winded, preposterous...and those are the good points. I saw this trash back in the early 80's when I was incredibly bored to begin with, and actually sat through the entire thing without blowing my brains out, although that probably would have been a more pleasant experience. I actually remembered it because it was so bad. It makes me sad in a way because some of the best directors got their start by making TV movies (ie Spielberg) and it was a wonderful way for them to get their initial material before the public, but crap like this just totally killed the entire process.