Le Sadique à la tronçonneuse

Titre original : Mil gritos tiene la noche

1982
18
1h 25min

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Les étudiants d'un campus universitaire de Boston sont ciblés par un tueur mystérieux qui crée un puzzle humain à partir de leurs membres.Les étudiants d'un campus universitaire de Boston sont ciblés par un tueur mystérieux qui crée un puzzle humain à partir de leurs membres.Les étudiants d'un campus universitaire de Boston sont ciblés par un tueur mystérieux qui crée un puzzle humain à partir de leurs membres.

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6,0/10

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Mary Riggs
(as Linda Day)

Frank Braña

Sgt. Randy Holden
(as Franck Brana, Frank Brana)

Edmund Purdom

The Dean

Ian Serra

Kendall
(as Ian Sera)

Paul L. Smith

Willard
(as Paul Smith)

Jack Taylor

Professor Arthur Brown

Gérard Tichy

Dr. Jennings
(as Gerard Tichy)

May Heatherly

Mrs. Reston

Hilda Fuchs

Grace - Dean's Secretary

Roxana Nieto

Virginia Palmer - Chainsaw Victim

Cristina Cottrelli

Jenny - Pool Victim
(as Cristina Cottrel)

Leticia Marfil

Suzie - Locker Room Victim

Silvia Gambino

Mary - Elevator Victim

Carmen Aguado

Carla - Aerobics Instructor

Paco Alvez

Alister Schwartz
(as Francisco Alvez)

Alejandro de Enciso

Cop #1
(as Alejandro Enciso)

Hugo Astar

Cop #2
(as Carlos H. Aztarain)

Histoire

Modifier

Le saviez-vous

Modifier

Anecdotes
Because producer Dick Randall was simultaneously making kung-fu films in Rome, a cameo for a Bruce Lee imitator, Bruce Le, was written into this film, even though this scene makes no sense in the context of the rest of the film.

Gaffes
(at around 1 min) Although the prologue is set in 1942, the mother tells the boy to get a plastic trash bag, even though it was invented in 1950. Aside from the American version that has this goof, the Spanish version she just asks for a dustbin.

Citations
[after exiting the room of a bloody corpse]
Kendall: You see it?
Mary Riggs: YES! While we out here fumbling with that music... the lousy bastard was in there, KILLING HER! BASTARD! BAAAAASTAAARD! BASTAAARD!

Versions alternatives
VHS edition released by EDDE Entertainment omits the important prologue scene before the credits which sets up the plot for the entire film.

Connexions
Featured in Don't Scream: It's Only a Movie! (1985)

Bandes originales
A Strange Symbol
(uncredited)
From Un'ombra nell'ombra (1979)
Composed by Stelvio Cipriani
Keyboards by Claudio Simonetti

Avis des utilisateurs195

Commenter

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7/10

Very bloody and over the top 80's slasher

While Pieces is not without its flaws, for low budgeted horror, Pieces delivers the gory goods. Notorious, for being on the UK's video nasty list, gorehounds will not be let down by this crazy and somewhat quirky 80's slasher. A killer is on the loose at a Boston,Mass area college brutally killing and mutilating gorgeous college girls to get body parts to put together a human jigsaw puzzle. For the most part, the overdubbing and acting is atrocious(with the exception of Christopher George as a police detective, who actually is really great in this), there are slow parts and subplots that go nowhere. But, I digress Pieces delivers huge as trashy grindhouse entertainment, with tons of nudity and some spectacular state of the art gore. Gore galore, with lots of boobage and 80's bush, Pieces will please fans of sleazeoid cinema and ultra violence. Add Bluto from the Robin Williams live action Popeye movie as groundskeeper and a cameo of Bruce Le showing his kung fu, you have an odd, but effective splatter film that is very over the top and cool low budget horror flick.