Memorial Valley Massacre

1988
R
1h 33m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,1/10

1,4 k

MA NOTE

A newly opened campsite is terrorized by a primitive young man who begins killing campers to defend his territory.

Liretrailer1 min 03 s

1 vidéo

31 photos

B-Horror Horror Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueArriving at the newly opened Memorial Valley Park on its maiden weekend, the first group of campers are terrorized by a primitive young hermit who begins killing campers in order to defend w... Tout lireArriving at the newly opened Memorial Valley Park on its maiden weekend, the first group of campers are terrorized by a primitive young hermit who begins killing campers in order to defend what he considers to be his territory.Arriving at the newly opened Memorial Valley Park on its maiden weekend, the first group of campers are terrorized by a primitive young hermit who begins killing campers in order to defend what he considers to be his territory.

Director
- Robert Hughes
Writers
- Robert Hughes
- George Frances Skrow
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,1/10

1,4 k

MA NOTE

Director
- Robert Hughes
Writers
- Robert Hughes
- George Frances Skrow
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Appears on several DVD sets as "Son of Sleepaway Camp" despite having nothing to do with the Sleepaway Camp series beyond both featuring campgrounds.

Gaffes
When the pick up truck comes to rest after rolling down the hill, there is no one around, but in the next shot of the truck, there are now bodies underneath it.

Autres versions
The international version of the film, released under the title "Son of Sleepaway Camp", includes hardcore pornographic inserts.

Connexions
Featured in The Cinema Snob: Son of Sleepaway Camp (2012)

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Commentaire en vedette

3/10

Fifth-rate but sometimes amusing slasher film.

From a horror standpoint, "Memorial Valley Massacre" is a worthless slasher that no serious horror fan should bother with. What saves it from being a total bomb is the tongue-in-cheek approach of the filmmakers, at least in the first half. For example, early on a man says "We've got a problem with the water" (the movie is set on a camp) and proceeds to pull a dead dog out of the well! Hilarious! Then Cameron Mitchell (who appears for about 2 minutes as an investor; did he actually get paid for this?) asks: "Screw the dog, is the water fit to drink?" (!!!). The film also includes the following exchange: "Are you the head ranger here?" - "Well, I'm the only ranger here, so I guess you can say I'm the head one". Oh, and the primitive kid who has lived all his life away from civilization, apparently knows how to create a gas explosion. (*1/2)