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4,8/10
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA group of teens are stalked and killed by a Shaman at a cursed camping site.A group of teens are stalked and killed by a Shaman at a cursed camping site.A group of teens are stalked and killed by a Shaman at a cursed camping site.
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Andrew J. Lederer
- Sidney
- (as Andrew Lederer)
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WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesThere is no official VHS, DVD, or Blu-Ray release of the film in the U.S.
- PatzerA character emerges from a shower naked and puts on a long shirt or bathrobe. She then finds something unpleasant and runs away, dressed in jeans and footwear.
- Zitate
Robert Ritchie: It's like a minefield
Ben Ritchie: Why did you set up all these traps around the house for?
Robert Ritchie: 'Cause I'm gonna get him
- Alternative VersionenThe 1987 UK video version was cut by 14 secs to edit shots of a girl being pulled across a broken mirror. The 2003 Hollywood DVD release featured a pre-cut print with edits to the same scene and additional cuts to a finger severing and the killing of Rose.
- VerbindungenFeatured in Deodato Holocaust (2019)
- SoundtracksShe Can Steal Your Hearth Away
Written and Performed by Randy Nicholas
Ausgewählte Rezension
(**1/2 out of *****) For his first venture into straight slasher territory, Deodato (famous for the notorious gross-out classic "Cannibal Holocaust") pulls together an interesting, international cast of B-movie/genre film veterans, including David Hess ("Last House on the Left" and Deodato's "The House on the Edge of the Park"), Mimsy Farmer (Dario Argento's "Four Flies on Grey Velvet"), Ivan Rassimov (from Deodato's other cannibal `epic' "Jungle Holocaust"), John Steiner(Argento's "Tenebre" and Deodato's "Cut and Run") and Charles Napier (one of Hannibal's unfortunate guards in "Silence of the Lambs"). With Deodato directing and this unique cast (not to mention Claudio Simonetti of Italian group Goblin providing the soundtrack), I expected -- well, I don't exactly know what I expected, but what I got was a so-so thriller with some interesting ideas, a bit more plot than usual, and a few suspenseful chase and murder sequences here and there, but not a whole lot else. Hess and Farmer play a dysfunctional married couple who own a campground that was closed down after two kids were murdered by an `Indian shaman' killer. Well, it's fifteen years later, and the killings are starting all over again, and, coincidentally, an RV full of dumb teenagers (including the couple's traumatized son) just happens to show up for the onslaught. There's your typical horny stud who wants to screw all the girls, your typical prankster clown who you'd like to see get offed after about three minutes, your typical nympho babes who take showers every five or ten minutes, and the hit list goes on. Hess's character, while still decidedly mean and ugly, is at least not quite as despicable as the sadistic characters he played in the two afore-mentioned House movies. Deodato tries to make the identity of the killer a surprise, but it's still pretty much a no-brainer. Thanks to the "Friday the 13th" franchise, these killer-in-the-woods movies are the most prolific of the slasher genre.
HIGHLIGHT: Hess's and Farmer's son has a totally WHACKED-OUT dream with sexy severed legs, strangling tentacles, constricting nets -- it reminded me of some of the frat parties I went to in college.
HIGHLIGHT: Hess's and Farmer's son has a totally WHACKED-OUT dream with sexy severed legs, strangling tentacles, constricting nets -- it reminded me of some of the frat parties I went to in college.
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