God and Satan are on a train discussing the fate of three individuals. The stories of the people in question are told in a trio of very strange vignettes. One involves an insane anylum with... See full summary »
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God and Satan are on a train discussing the fate of three individuals. The stories of the people in question are told in a trio of very strange vignettes. One involves an insane anylum with some very interesting treatment plans. Another involves a 'death club'. The final story shows us the adventures of a server of Satan. This is a strange movie. Written by
Josh Pasnak <chainsaw@intouch.bc.ca>
The first part (or in some versions, the third part) of this anthology horror film, "Case Of Harry Billings" starring Richard Moll, was edited from an unfinished, unreleased horror film, "Scream Your Head Off" (although copies of it are reported to be available). That film was written by Philip Yordan and directed by John Carr (both were also credited as the writer and director of this film). See more »
Goofs
Lighting equipment visible at the top of the screen many times throughout the movie, during the sequences of the band performing in the train car. See more »
Quotes
[with lingerie suddenly replacing her doctor's uniform, Dr. Fargo approaches Harry's bed and injects Harry something that makes him twitch]
Dr. Fargo:
[while suddenly fondling with him]
I'm only trying to cure you... I'll protect you... No more pain. No more hurt. No dreams... Only healing in my arms. Susan would want you to feel again: human... fondling... alive... warm... waiting...
[starts mounting him on the bed]
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Crazy Credits
Satan is played by "Lu Cifer" and God by "Himself". See more »
Say what you will about cocaine, but it got a lot movies greenlit in the '80s. Apparently, a lot of them didn't get finished and here are three that would have otherwise been lost forever, dragged into a hole in the ground by a stop-motion spider demon. This movie is a lot of fun and even shows touches of brilliance. Overall, it's a fine curiosity and perfect viewing with friends who love cinematic oddities. It maybe crap, but it's more entertaining than most big-budget Hollywood movies I've seen recently. You have to see this movie to believe it. As stated before, a highlight is the stop-motion animation that pops up from time to time. There is a deadly "Beetle" that looks more like a big wasp that stalks members of the "Death Wish Club," and a big demon statue that comes to life and kills a mop-headed kid in the third story. Then, a big spider monster comes out of the ground to drag a monk down to Hell. Fun, fun, fun!
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Say what you will about cocaine, but it got a lot movies greenlit in the '80s. Apparently, a lot of them didn't get finished and here are three that would have otherwise been lost forever, dragged into a hole in the ground by a stop-motion spider demon. This movie is a lot of fun and even shows touches of brilliance. Overall, it's a fine curiosity and perfect viewing with friends who love cinematic oddities. It maybe crap, but it's more entertaining than most big-budget Hollywood movies I've seen recently. You have to see this movie to believe it. As stated before, a highlight is the stop-motion animation that pops up from time to time. There is a deadly "Beetle" that looks more like a big wasp that stalks members of the "Death Wish Club," and a big demon statue that comes to life and kills a mop-headed kid in the third story. Then, a big spider monster comes out of the ground to drag a monk down to Hell. Fun, fun, fun!