A woman from a "cursed" family is released from a mental facility, and soon dismembered corpses start turning up.A woman from a "cursed" family is released from a mental facility, and soon dismembered corpses start turning up.A woman from a "cursed" family is released from a mental facility, and soon dismembered corpses start turning up.
William Szarka
- Billy Kent
- (as Bill Szarka)
Chris Smith
- Sam Kent
- (credit only)
Dee Cummins
- Vicki Todd
- (credit only)
Larry Hunter
- Larry Todd
- (as Norman Main)
Mary Lamay
- Ann Todd
- (as Mary Lomay)
Rob DeRosa
- Marty
- (as Robert De Rosa)
Ursula Austin
- Wife Looking in Mirror
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaAccording to an unverified claim by director Doris Wishman, much of the negative for the movie was destroyed by a disgruntled lab employee. Wishman then spent the next few years re-writing and re-editing the film, mixing new and existing footage and adding a voice-over narration to the soundtrack.
- GoofsActress Alexandria is credited in the film's on-screen credits as playing "Nancy". In reality, she plays "Bonnie Kent". Actor Larry Hunter is credited as playing "Larry" but his actual role is "Uncle Sebastian".
- Alternate versionsA 79-minute version of the film, originally claimed by Wishman to have been destroyed in a photo processing lab, was discovered in 2018. Samantha Fox does not appear in this film. It has a different plot and music from the released version. The newly discovered cut was the original or "lost" version.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Schlock! The Secret History of American Movies (2001)
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Hard to find but hard to watch also!
This incomprehensible slasher movie was the last-known feature directed by cult filmmaker Doris Wishman. Making heavy use of voiceover narration, the film stars legend Samantha Fox, in a rare non-hardcore role, and deals with a cursed family and an escaped mental patient.
Gory and violent, the film is filled with bloody decapitations and eviscerations, as well as peculiar use of negative and solarization effects. The results are unbelievably bad, and it is hard to imagine that this 70-minute mess took five years to make.
My Rating:3/10
Gory and violent, the film is filled with bloody decapitations and eviscerations, as well as peculiar use of negative and solarization effects. The results are unbelievably bad, and it is hard to imagine that this 70-minute mess took five years to make.
My Rating:3/10
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- Nov 14, 2000
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