Patrick vive ancora (1980)A bedridden psycho is able to receive evil "vibrations" from hardened criminals and use them for his telekinetic powers. Director:Mario LandiWriter:Piero Regnoli (screenplay) |
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Patrick vive ancora (1980)A bedridden psycho is able to receive evil "vibrations" from hardened criminals and use them for his telekinetic powers. Director:Mario LandiWriter:Piero Regnoli (screenplay) |
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Sacha Pitoëff | ... |
Dr. Herschel
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Gianni Dei | ... | |
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Mariangela Giordano | ... |
Stella Randolph
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Carmen Russo | ... |
Cheryl Kraft
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Paolo Giusti | ... |
David Davis
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Franco Silva | ... |
Lyndon Kraft
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John Benedy | ... |
Peter Suniak
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Anna Veneziano | ... |
Meg
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Marcel Bozzuffi |
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Patrick, a young man whose father runs a remote spa, is injured in a roadside incident and is in a coma. Some years later, during the off season, five people arrive at the clinic - an ambitious politician and his wife, a swimming star who's the son of a wealthy investor, and a tough-talking man and woman who arrive together but sleep in separate rooms. They're greeted by Lydia, the doctor's new assistant, and by two viciously barking dogs. The dogs' keeper warns Davis, the swimmer, to leave. In a locked part of the clinic, Patrick is in bed, wired to three comatose bodies. What sinister purpose does the doctor have? One by one, the guests meet trouble. Does Patrick have feelings? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
Italian 'sequel' to the 1978 sleeper hit Patrick isn't so much a sequel as it is a very lurid remake.
Road-side prank leaves young man in a coma. Now, his doctor father has lured a band of suspects to his isolated house so that the comatose victim's telekinetic powers can reek some bloody revenge upon them.
To say that this film is trashy is simply an understatement. Patrick vive ancora drives both sleaze and gore to extremes that are rarely seen in the genre. In fact the story and the cast take a back-seat to some of this ballsy action! Our cast is obviously not afraid to show some skin. The telepathic murders are gruesome indeed - who could ever forget that scene with the fire poker, talk about your phallic imagery!! Need I say more?
For those seeking an intelligent and brooding lost thriller, watch the original Patrick (1978), but those that enjoy sleazy B horror must see this film to believe it! Adults only, and I mean those that are exploitation fans!
** out of ****