Impulse (I Love to Kill) (Want a Ride, Little Girl?) (1974)

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Release Date: Oct 1, 1974 Wide

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Impulse, is a tawdry, low-budget exploitation film about a maniacal murderer possessed by evil demons. Matt Stone (William Shatner) is a paranoid, con-man and gigolo who seduces lonely women and then bilks them of their savings using an investment scam. Then he kills them. When he begins seeing an attractive widow, her daughter Tina (Kim Nicholas) becomes suspicious of his motives. Then Tina herself is in danger. Impulse, directed by William Grefe, is the absolute nadir of Shatner's acting

PG, 1 hr. 25 min.

Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Classics

Directed By: William Grefe

In Theaters: Oct 1, 1974 Wide

On DVD: Sep 26, 2006

Cast

Jennifer Bishop
Ann Moy
James Dobson
Clarence
Marcy Lafferty
Hotel Clerk
Kim Nicholas
Tina Moy
Ruth Roman
Julia Marstow
Harold Sakata
Karate Pete
Chad Walker
Matt as a Boy
William Shatner
Matt Stone
Marcie Knight
Helen

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A painfully atrocious would-be thriller with some of the worst directing and acting you're ever likely to see. William Shatner is amazingly bad, and the little blonde girl is even worse. Truly hideous.

August 4, 2007 Comment

Chuck O'Leary

FulvueDrive-in.com

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It was fun to see Shatner playing the bad guy for once. This movie is actually more funny than scary, but I really enjoyed it.

September 5, 2010

AJ Verser

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This is the movie. This is the one you must see right now. It's like a visual aid to Shatner's classic The Transformed Man. Watch Shatner go insane and overact where man has never dreamed of going before. This movie could have wall to wall puppy killing, but as long as it has the Shatner performance it would still

February 23, 2007