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08/30/04
Strangeland (1998)
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Reviews Counted:15
Fresh:1
Rotten:14
Average Rating:2.5/10
Runtime: 1 hr 31 mins
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Synopsis: Captain Howdy is caught luring the teenage daughter of a detective in a trap he created on the internet. Eventually he is caught and rehabilitated but his new peaceful persona doesn't last for long.
Starring: Dee Snider, Kevin Gage, Elizabeth Peņa, Brett Harrelson
Director: John Pieplow
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05/09/04
Entry into the realm of disappointing horror videos.
01/01/00
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12/06/05
After the agonizing torture that was endured I can safely make the statement that Strangeland is now and will be the worst film of 1998.
12/08/02
It's a disturbing, hopeless, irredeemable series of images that will scar you if you wander into it unprepared.
02/14/01
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider makes a movie -- a must-see, right? Wrong-o!
01/01/00
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03/16/04
The kind of movie where you want to take a bath after watching.
01/01/00
This terrible horror film pretends to tell a moral about internet chat rooms, but really it's a cheap C grade slasher flick.
07/16/07
Painful to endure even by modern primitive standards, it's a freaky, funless wreck, intolerable in the extreme.
01/01/00
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10/17/02
No review available.
07/25/02
a little too messy for me
06/14/06
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