Fête sanglante

Titre original : The Slumber Party Massacre

1982
R
1h 17m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,6/10

19 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

4 903

1 414

Liretrailer1 min 59 s

2 vidéos

99+ photos

B-Horror Slasher Horror Teen Horror Horror

La soirée pyjama d'une lycéenne se transforme en bain de sang, alors qu'un tueur en série psychotique nouvellement échappé brandissant une perceuse électrique rôde dans son quartier.La soirée pyjama d'une lycéenne se transforme en bain de sang, alors qu'un tueur en série psychotique nouvellement échappé brandissant une perceuse électrique rôde dans son quartier.La soirée pyjama d'une lycéenne se transforme en bain de sang, alors qu'un tueur en série psychotique nouvellement échappé brandissant une perceuse électrique rôde dans son quartier.

Director
- Amy Holden Jones
Writers
- Rita Mae Brown
- Amy Holden Jones
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,6/10

19 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

4 903

1 414

Director
- Amy Holden Jones
Writers
- Rita Mae Brown
- Amy Holden Jones
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Russ Thorn
(as Michael Villela)

Debra De Liso

Kim
(as Debra Deliso)

Andree Honore

Jackie

Gina Smika Hunter

Diane
(as Gina Mari)

Jennifer Meyers

Courtney

Joseph Alan Johnson

Neil
(as Joe Johnson)

David Millbern

Jeff

Jim Boyce

John Minor

Pamela Roylance

Coach Jana

Brinke Stevens

Linda

Rigg Kennedy

David Contant
(as Ryan Kennedy)

Jean Vargas

Telephone Repairwoman

Anna Patton

Mrs. Devereaux

Howard Purgason

Mr. Devereaux

Pamela Canzano

Carpenter
(as Pam Canzano)

Aaron Lipstadt

Pizza Boy

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Anecdotes
Rita Mae Brown wrote a screenplay for a parody of teen/slasher flicks, and titled it "Sleepless Nights". However, when she submitted it to the producers, they filmed it as if it weren't a parody, and retitled it "Slumber Party Massacre". As a result, the movie displays a lot more humor, both intended and unintended, than others of this genre.

Gaffes
Trish picks up the coffee pot (which cracked on the "hot" stove) with her bare hands.

Citations
[the girls are covering up the pizza guy's dead body]
Kim: He's dead, all right. So cold.
Jackie: Is the pizza?
[Jackie takes a slice of pizza]
Jackie: Well, life goes on after all and eating makes me feel best when I feel bad, and boy do I feel bad.
[she takes a bite of the pizza]
Jackie: I feel better already. Really, I do.

Autres versions
Although passed intact for cinema the UK video release suffered 30 secs of BBFC cuts with heavy edits to the drill murders, stabbing scenes and the climactic death of the killer. The title was also changed to "Slumber Party Murders" due to the video nasty scare sweeping the country at the time. It was eventually passed fully uncut for DVD in 2003 with the original title restored.

Connexions
Edited into Slumber Party Massacre II (1987)

Bandes originales
Overkill
Written by Lemmy, Fast Eddie Clarke and Phil 'Philthy Animal' Taylor
Performed by Motörhead
Courtesy of Bronze Records

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7/10

don't ya just hate party-crashers.

Totally unpretentious '80's slasher is a cheesy, but fun ride.

Some lovely young ladies decide to throw a get together, only to have some loonie with a drill stop in to kill them all.

Slumber Party Massacre is a slasher fan's guilty pleasure with a pretty silly edge to it! One might just gather that from the DVD cover or poster for this film. It takes the predictable elements of the "splatter" film and with a complete lack of seriousness has a ton of fun with them. It makes sense considering that this film was originally written to be a slasher parody, and frankly still works well as a parody. The acting, directing, and special FX are all B-grade stuff, but overall that helps rather than henders the mood of the film.

At any rate, this film is strictly a good-time party kinda film, certainly nothing to be taken serious, but just enjoyed for it's humor (both intended and unintended) with the horror genre.

*** out of ****