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Not really convincing as 1972 more (10 total)Cast
(Credited cast)| Cheryl Dent | ... | Jennifer | |
| Vin Crease | ... | Damon Grey | |
| Michele Morrow | ... | Violence Onelove | |
| Heather Justine Thomas | ... | Sabbath Jones | |
| Ryan Rogoff | ... | Guilty Karma | |
| J. Scott Shonka | ... | Westy Westerman | |
| Michael Schuster | ... | Doc Warlock | |
| Thomas Wheatley | ... | Dr. Denver | |
| Todd Duffey | ... | Robert Lewis | |
| Chris Garnant | ... | Bertram Lewis | |
| Karl Anderson | ... | Randy Andrews | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Chelsey Cole | ... | Young Jennifer | |
| Wendee Cole | ... | Jennifer's Mother | |
| Klaus Aton Graahl | ... | The Man in the Flat Top Hat | |
| Sheilah Grenham | ... | Cassandra Locust | |
| Bonnie Lewis | ... | Babysitter | |
| Pancho Moler | ... | Nasty Nat | |
| E.M. Smith | ... | Carver Leak | |
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This is not a horrible movie. It has a few moments. But there are many obvious giveaways that make it clear that it was not made in 1972. Things like hairstyles, clothing, the use of a steadicam and other modern digital editing techniques totally spoil the potential illusion. I don't know how anyone can say that it is convincing in this respect. Unless they have not watched a lot of films from 1972. The music is probably the most convincing part. I also think they make the mistake of playing for laughs at times (and not getting them) when they should have just played it straight. It could have been funnier that way. Just watch SCTV for examples of how that can work. But, in fact, I would have preferred it if they were not going for laughs at all. If they had instead chosen to just make a good solid horror film in the style of movies from 1972. And just an odd side note: Texas Chainsaw Massacre came out in 1974. I'm not sure how to interpret homage to/parody of a movie which is embedded in a movie that's supposed to be made two years earlier.