Black Roses

1988
R
1h 30m

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Demons hypnotize the general public by posing as a rock and roll band.Demons hypnotize the general public by posing as a rock and roll band.Demons hypnotize the general public by posing as a rock and roll band.

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5.2/10

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Tony Ames
(as Athony C. Bua)

Karen Planden

Julie Windham

David Crichton

Mr. Miller
(as Dave Crichton)

Jesse D'Angelo

Jason Miller

Keith Miller

Dr. Marshall
(as Kieth Miller)

Paul Kelman

Julie's Step-Dad

Robin Stewart

Tina

Patricia Strelioff

Janey Miller
(as Pat Strelioff)

Margaret Groome

Mrs. Sullivan

Vincent Pastore

Tony's Dad

Jason Logan

Mr. Pratt
(as Jason Harris)

Director
- John Fasano
Writer
- Cindy Cirile
All cast & crew
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Trivia
Actor Frank Dietz, who played a teenager in the film, was 28 at the time the film was released.

Goofs
All entries contain spoilers

Quotes
Mayor Farnsworth: You sound like a hysterical Mrs. Miller.
Matt Moorhouse: If I was Mrs. Miller, I would be hysterical, because Mr. Miller's dead.

Alternate versions
The UK video version was cut by 31 seconds

Connections
Featured in 31 Days of Horror: The Jitters (1989) (2012)

Soundtracks
Dance on Fire
Written by Carmine Appice (as Appice), Mark Free (as Free), Elliot Solomon (as Solomon), Mick Sweda (as Sweda), Woltman and Chuck Wright ( as Wright)
Performed by Black Roses

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i swear I say this flick for rent in a 7-11 when I was still a pre-teen.

I've had a vague recollection of the box art and the general plot ever since. Being the dedicated bargin bin hound that I am, I finally managed to find a copy of this movie. I'm a giant fan of B-movies in general, but this film just didn't seem to make effective use of the wacky plot. It could have been a lot more over the top; it ended up being pretty slow going during some sections. The F/X are actually halfway between funny/cheesey and somewhat half decent. Although I enjoyed this movie for all of its b-graded goodness (i.e. bad music, bad acting, some T&A from the leading female), i reccomend it to serious fans of the b-horror genre. If you ever get a chance to pick it up used for a few bucks, it's good for a laugh. However, Rock N' Roll Nightmare, by the same director, is an absolute MUST HAVE.