Bloodlust!

IMDb RATING

3.6/10

2.6K

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A crazed hunter kidnaps people and turns them loose on his private estate, where he hunts them for sport.A crazed hunter kidnaps people and turns them loose on his private estate, where he hunts them for sport.A crazed hunter kidnaps people and turns them loose on his private estate, where he hunts them for sport.

Director
- Ralph Brooke
Writers
- Ralph Brooke
- Richard Connell
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

3.6/10

2.6K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Ralph Brooke
Writers
- Ralph Brooke
- Richard Connell
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Betty Scott
(as June Kenny)

Walter Brooke

Dean Gerrard

Robert Reed

Johnny Randall

Eugene Persson

Pete Garwood
(as Gene Persson)

Joan Lora

Jeanne Perry

Troy Patterson

Captain Tony

Lilyan Chauvin

Sandra Balleau

Bobby Hall

Jondor

Bill Coontz

Insane Man in Woods

Brianne Murphy

Trophy
(uncredited)

Harry Wilson

Trophy
(uncredited)

Director
- Ralph Brooke
Writers
- Ralph Brooke
- Richard Connell
All cast & crew
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Trivia
Robert Reed's first credited role in a movie.

Goofs
In most shots, Robert Reed (6'3") is visibly taller than co-star June Kenney (5'2"). But in some scenes (eg, when they are exploring the mansion), she appears to be only a few inches shorter than he is.

Quotes
Dean Gerrard: I can't go on forever pretending to be a useless drunk.

Connections
Featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Bloodlust! (1994)

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3/10

Interesting, if not actually good

The description on the DVD box made this look like a forerunner of the SCREAM or Friday THE 13th movies (madman stalks teens) but if I hadn't read it first I wouldn't have guessed than anyone in the cast was supposed to be under thirty (including the head of the Brady Bunch). It didn't take long to figure out this was a MOST DANGEROUS GAME rip-off made on the ultra cheap. As such it seemed to me that the writing and photography were decent efforts but the direction wasn't up to realizing the potential of either. One or two touches (again, in the writing) were clever and took me by surprise and the accent on the gruesome reminded me of an old black and white horror comic, but all in all the movie didn't add up to much. A respectable failure. Oh, and it has the worst cardboard cave set I've ever seen!!