The ghosts of a family accidentally killed on a movie set come back for revenge.
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Title: Hollywood's New Blood (1988)
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Bobby Johnston | ... | Bret Standish |
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Francine Lapensée | ... | Liz |
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Joe Balogh | ... | Mitch |
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Martie Allyne | ... | Donna |
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Al Valletta | ... | Vinnie |
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Lynne Pirtle | ... | Joely |
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Ken Denny | ||
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Kent Abrams | ||
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Allen Francis | ||
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Donna Lynn | ... | First Victim |
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George Spellman | ||
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The ghosts of a family accidentally killed on a movie set come back for revenge.
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1988 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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There's really very little to be said about HOLLYWOOD'S NEW BLOOD, except that it's a heavyweight contender for "worst slasher movie of all time". It's a faceless fumble in workaday amateurism, lethally dull and almost entirely devoid of any requisite slasher-cinema largess. Watching bad actors portraying actors is always somewhat amusing, but once that minor novelty wears thin, this film's valuation sinks to absolute zero.
Nothing about HOLLYWOOD'S NEW BLOOD is worth a tinker's damn, but what else would you expect from a RAEDON VIDEO inhouse production? 1.5/10...an unpardonable belly-flop which simply must be avoided.