Gritos de agonia

Título original: Girls School Screamers

1985
R
1h 26min

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Slasher Horror Horror

Siete chicas universitarias pasan el fin de semana en una elegante finca que comienza como una aventura llena de diversión, pero termina en una pesadilla de terror.Siete chicas universitarias pasan el fin de semana en una elegante finca que comienza como una aventura llena de diversión, pero termina en una pesadilla de terror.Siete chicas universitarias pasan el fin de semana en una elegante finca que comienza como una aventura llena de diversión, pero termina en una pesadilla de terror.

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Curiosidades
All of the gore inserts were shot in 1986 by Troma with doubles. Only actress Monica Antonucci was brought back for a shot which was also inserted under the title card.

Conexiones
Featured in Slice and Dice: The Slasher Film Forever (2012)

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Could have been much better

7 girls from the local Catholic school are chosen to go inventory the Wells estate, which has been left to their school by one Tyler Welles. It sounds like a fun weekend (I guess) until the girls hold a séance to try and contact Jennifer Wells, a 20-year-old who died mysteriously on the grounds in 1939. Their weekend gets even stranger when it is revealed one of the girls, Jackie (Mollie O'Mara), is a dead ringer for the deceased. This Troma pick up (originally called PORTRAIT) is something you could see Roberta Findlay making, except for the lack of any blood or nudity. Debuting director-producer-writer John P. Finnegan seems to forget he is making a cheap exploitation movie, so there is very little appeal here. There is a tacked on opening that looks as if it was added later to push up the monster factor. Finnegan scored better as writer-producer with the JAWS-inspired comedy BLADES (1989), which is also released by Troma.