After a seemingly innocent prank goes horribly wrong, a group of sorority sisters are stalked and murdered one by one in their sorority house while throwing a party to celebrate their graduation.
STONY ISLAND tells the story of Richie Bloom (Richie Davis), the only white kid on the block, as he forms an R&B band with his best friend, Kevin (Edward Stoney Robinson). With the help of ... See full summary »
Director:
Andrew Davis
Stars:
Richard Davis,
Edward Stoney Robinson,
George Englund Jr.
A group of forest rangers go camping in the woods, and trespass into an area where a backwoods mama likes to kill people who come onto her turf. Written by
Humberto Amador
The film was shot in 1981, but was shelved when the filmmakers couldn't find a distributor right away. It wasn't until 1983 when it was released to capitalize on the rising stardom of Daryl Hannah and Adrian Zmed. See more »
Goofs
When the bus is seen on the bridge alone, you can tell it is daylight, when it is supposed to be dark. See more »
Quotes
Dennis Zorich:
If you people want to survive, you better start looking and thinking like the forest.
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If you are of the age when you were lucky enough to remember the golden age of the Slasher, these are still interesting to watch even now. Somehow the idea of a scary film is diminished with the more money spent on it which is why there are so few that work currently. Paranormal Activity (1st one) did really work for me and again, perhaps it's because it had so little spent on it. Final Terror today is of course unlikely to scare you but going back to these films that scared me as a child, is similar to going back to the records you used to listen to. There are those that have stood the test of time better than this but i still like the premises of these films, particularly the back story highlighting the killer's motives/reasons. Probably one of the more unusual features of this is that as well as the obvious actors, who went on to bigger and better, several of the cast certainly seemed to have maintained fairly active careers.
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If you are of the age when you were lucky enough to remember the golden age of the Slasher, these are still interesting to watch even now. Somehow the idea of a scary film is diminished with the more money spent on it which is why there are so few that work currently. Paranormal Activity (1st one) did really work for me and again, perhaps it's because it had so little spent on it. Final Terror today is of course unlikely to scare you but going back to these films that scared me as a child, is similar to going back to the records you used to listen to. There are those that have stood the test of time better than this but i still like the premises of these films, particularly the back story highlighting the killer's motives/reasons. Probably one of the more unusual features of this is that as well as the obvious actors, who went on to bigger and better, several of the cast certainly seemed to have maintained fairly active careers.