Blood Sisters (1987)

Seven girls must spend the night in an old house, which once was a brothel, as part of an initiation.

Director:

Roberta Findlay

Writer:

Roberta Findlay

Stars:

Amy Brentano, Shannon McMahon, Dan Erickson

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Amy Brentano	...	Linda
Shannon McMahon	...	Alice
Dan Erickson	...	Ross
Marla Machart	...	Marnie
Elizabeth Rose	...	Bonnie
Cjerste Thor	...	Cara
Patricia Finneran	...	Diana
Gretchen Kingsley	...	Ellen
Bridgete Cossu	...	Laurie
Randall Walden	...	Jim
Brain Charlton Wrye	...	John
John Fasano	...	Larry
Pam La Testa	...	The Madame
Mikhall Druhan	...	Edna, the Prostitute
Lynnea Benson	...	Prostitute

Storyline

Seven girls must spend the night in an old house, which once was a brothel, as part of an initiation.

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Plot Keywords:

night | initiation | exploitation | prank | hazing | 

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Taglines:

Sexy college girls pitted against an uspeakable power ready to prey upon their naked bodies and souls...

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Genres:

Horror | Thriller

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Slash

Filming Locations:

Englewood, New Jersey, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Reeltime Distributing Corporation

Technical Specs

Runtime:

86 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

What can real Horror film fans say?

Stuff like this is the reason that the horror genre gets such a bad rap . . . Though many of the elements of this film make it seem as though it could be fun, on a cheese or "wild and hilarious" vibe, it does not come through at all. (i.e. Sorority chicks hangin' out all night in a vacant and haunted ex-whore house, complete with ghostly apparitions of whores in lingerie.) It sounds like a fun farce, but no . . .

This movie came in a three pack called "Bloody School Girls" with the two other films being "Girls Night Out" and "One Dark Night." Both are better films than "Blood Sisters," though "One Dark Night" is clearly the best of the bunch and the only good movie in the set. My roommate was actually wanting his own copy of "One Dark Night," but could not locate a copy of it by itself, so was stuck getting the box set . . . much to his dismay.

In "Blood Sisters," we have people that can't act; people making this that don't care if it's good; music, which we are informed on the credits as being from a professional synthesizer, but sounds like the 16 inch Casio your little brother beats up . . . Even the director, in an interview on this disc, tells us that she had made some money on two other films and that she would lose the money if she didn't make another film before the year was up; that is how we have this.

The house in this film does look like a cool location, though it never comes through due to the lack of interest in creating suspense.