Manos: The Hands of Fate

1966
Not Rated
1h 10min

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B-Horror Folk Horror Supernatural Horror Horror

Una familia se pierde en la carretera y viene a topar con una secta oculta satánica liderada por un temible maestro y su sirviente, Torgo.Una familia se pierde en la carretera y viene a topar con una secta oculta satánica liderada por un temible maestro y su sirviente, Torgo.Una familia se pierde en la carretera y viene a topar con una secta oculta satánica liderada por un temible maestro y su sirviente, Torgo.

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Trivia
Cast and crew recall that John Reynolds was on LSD during filming. It explains his confused behavior and incessant twitching in virtually all of his scenes.

Errores
The female teenager in the car misses her cue, looks directly into the camera, then delivers her line.

Citas
Torgo: I am Torgo. I take care of the place while the Master is away.

Créditos curiosos
The End?

Versiones alternativas
The DVD version is a few seconds shorter than the original. For example, the film once started with the car (with mom, dad and Debbie) pulling up and stopping BEFORE the dialog starts. There is also a little music that was cut out. The full opening can be seen in the Mystery Science Theater 3000 version of the film.

Conexiones
Edited into Manos: The Fans of Hate (2009)

Bandas sonoras
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
(uncredited)
English language nursery rhyme
Sung by Diane Adelson and Harold P. Warren

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1/10

Bad Movie Makes Good MST3K

This movie should serve as warning to anyone who tries to make up a movie as you go along. An overused concept (family gets lost) meets a cliche (wierd guy who talks of a master)and then degrades into one big mess. The couple's little girl vanishes during filming or seems to be and a wierdo shows off his girl collection; they may or not be vampires or zombies, you never know. The story is missing, the flow is ambigous and it moves like words in an alphabet soup. Nonsense and confusion are the result. Thank you, but no thank you, Doctor Forrester.