Garra sangrienta

Título original: Blood Hook

1986
R
1h 32min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaDuring a local fishing contest, people are being violently dragged into the lake and killed by a giant fish hook.During a local fishing contest, people are being violently dragged into the lake and killed by a giant fish hook.During a local fishing contest, people are being violently dragged into the lake and killed by a giant fish hook.

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Curiosidades
On the television show Halloween Surprise (2012), Garra sangrienta (1986) is the scary movie that plays at the Pawnee City Hall scary movie night. They refer to the film as "Death Canoe 4."

Pifias
Peter as a child had blue eyes, but has dark brown eyes as an adult.

Citas
Rodney: This, like, hippie music makes me feel like I'm, like, full of chowder man. Like, how long do I have to suffer, huh?

Créditos adicionales
The D in the title card "Blood Hook" rushes at the screen to fill it with blood red color; the title is the only credit that appears in color, dissolving to red as it looms on screen.

Versiones alternativas
The Troma DVD release of Blood Hook is a heavily edited version of the film. Nearly 30 minutes of scenes are cut from the original film. The cuts scenes are: -spoilers herein*
The scene where Peter explains to everyone how he's inherited his grandfather's house now that he's 21.
A sequence where Denny Dobyns challenges Peter to a line-casting contest, only for Peter to cast his line into a fisherman's coffee cup.
The scene where our teen characters walk into the giant fiberglass muskie.
The teenagers complaining about the bad music at the restaurant and Kirsten pointing out that Sheila Swain is starring at Rodney.
Peter's confused reaction at the bar after seeing Sheila disappear from the restaurant dock.
Finner inviting Peter and Rodney out for night fishing, while Kirsten gets Rodney to guess what's inside various food cans.
A brief scene where Kirsten flirts with Peter after he gets mad at Ann.
The sequence where Finner urinates off the fishing boat while Rodney talks about "Muskie madness" and finds out that Finner can't swim.
A brief scene where Bev. D tells Finner to bring his muskie to her house so it won't get stolen.
Finner telling Bev. D that Red Echos "Things Aren't What They Seem" is his favorite album before he and Rodney air-guitar to the song.
The scene where Peter and Ann search the restaurant dock for any sign of foul play, only to miss Sheila's loon button- stuck to a dead fish.
Continuation of the conversation between Rodney and Leudke where Leudke talks about Evelyn Duerst and tells Rodney about a secret fishing spot.
Rodney looking for Finner before going fishing alone.
Peter and Ann being attacked in the street by Denny Dobyns. Leroy Leudke meeting Peter at the scene, when Irv Swain happens by and notices that Leudke has a metal plate in his head.
Peter and Ann running into Finner on the street. Finner tells them about Dickie almost getting hooked.
Continuation of the scene where Roger Swain tries repeatedly to crank his boat motor and yells for help. He then unbuttons his shirt just prior to getting hooked.
Peter radioing the sheriff to report Bev. D missing and him noticing the Red Echos LP still turning on the record player.
Shots of Leudke chopping Finner's fingers off with a hatchet and putting them into the meat grinder, then chopping into the arm again.
The scene where Peter brings Finner's severed ear to Evelyn and hears the Fishing For Your Love song causing him to flashback to his grandfathers murder.
The sequence where Peter, Evelyn and Irv figure out that vibrations from the cicadas and music are driving Leudke crazy.
Peter and Evelyn first entering Leudke's bait shop.
Ann awakening from drinking to find Kirsten and the Swain children sleeping on the couch.
Kirsten attempting to seduce Peter in bed when he thinks Ann is dead.
Lines of dialogue between Wayne Duerst and the sheriff after Wayne attempts to attack Leudke.
Fishing For Your Love plays out after the closing credits.

Conexiones
Featured in Parks and Recreation: Halloween Surprise (2012)

Banda sonora
Fishing For Your Love
Written by Victoria Harper
Performed by Victoria Harper, Thomas A. Naunas, D. Harris

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Something's fishy

My review was written in May 1987 after a Cannes Film Festival Market screening.

"Blood Hook" is an entertaining horror feature that manages to singlemindedly milk suspense and honest yocks out of its ovedone and intentionally fishy premise. It's a minor discovery in a decadent genre.

Peter (Mark Jacobs) and his teen friends are obvious prey for a maniacal fisherman when they go to the Wisconsin backwoods house of his granddad, killed 17 years ago in mysterious fashion. There are many goofball locals to qualify as suspects, with the killer turning out to be a war vet whose metal plate in his head picks up radio music and cicadas' chirping vibrations that drive him crazy and force him to kill. He uses a huge three-hooked gadget to goirly snag and reel in his victims.

A Muskie Madness fishing competition is in full swing thereabouts, causing the local sheriff, in time-honored "Jaws" fashion, to ignore the evidence of foul play so as not to jeopardize the tourist trade.

Such conventional material is made palatable by film's incessant stress upon all things having to do with fish, loading the script with puns and an entertaining sense of the ridiculous. The absence of outright spoof is refreshing, so the pic plays straight but is still funny. Cast is okay (and hammy where called for) and lakeside locations attractive and atmospheric.