Luna sangrienta

Título original: Moon in Scorpio

1987
R
1h 27min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaEx-soldiers on a yachting trip run into the ghosts of victims of a massacre.Ex-soldiers on a yachting trip run into the ghosts of victims of a massacre.Ex-soldiers on a yachting trip run into the ghosts of victims of a massacre.

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Britt Ekland

Linda

John Phillip Law

Allen

William Smith

Burt

Lewis Van Bergen

Mark
(as Louis Van Bergen)

April Jayne

Isabel
(as April Wayne)

Robert Quarry

Dr. Khorda

Jillian Kesner

Claire

Bruno Marcotulli

The Driver

Ken Smolka

Police Officer

Thomas Bloom

Soldier

James Booth

Dr. Torrence

Donna Kei Benz

Nurse Mitchell

Don Scribner

Richard Vargas

Carl D. Parker

Fisherman
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The director said in a documentary that the story was originally about the soldiers burning down a temple to a snake goddess and years later a young Vietnamese child comes to the United States for revenge. The executive producer allegedly insisted on a Halloween type slasher film set on a yacht. This combined with repeated bad editing produced confusion.

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Referenced in Best of the Worst: Our VHS Collection (2019)

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Garbage!

Definitely the worst film I have seen. Although i haven't seen 'Manos hands of fate' or 'Gigli' yet, I can say for sure that this film belongs down with them. It seems like the director has tried to make every scene dramatic and creepy, resulting in no build-ups or pauses, no sense of flow in the story, just a 1½ hour boring/embarrassing goo of silly murder scenes and pointless dialogues. Finally, I don't think there's reason why it's called 'Moon In Scorpio'. There's one really stupid scene (which is supposed to be thoughtful), where Gary Graver squeezes in the title in Britt Eklands dialogue, but it makes no sense at all...

1/10 for some 'so bad it's good'-scenes