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All Critics (4) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (3) | DVD (2)
a slasher that, for all its derivativeness, always retains our sympathy for its central bogeyman, ensuring that it is as much tragedy as horror. Sep 1, 2017 | Full Review…
a slasher that, for all its derivativeness, always retains our sympathy for its central bogeyman, ensuring that it is as much tragedy as horror.
Anton Bitel
The violence it depicts is not nearly as off-putting as the perfunctory misogyny the film evinces, and even that isn't half so obscene as the ridiculously shabby quality of the whole thing. Jul 4, 2010 | Rating: 1/10 | Full Review…
The violence it depicts is not nearly as off-putting as the perfunctory misogyny the film evinces, and even that isn't half so obscene as the ridiculously shabby quality of the whole thing.
Tim Brayton
One unforgettable scene. The rest is boredom. Aug 27, 2003 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
One unforgettable scene. The rest is boredom.
Rob Gonsalves
Don't go to this movie. Aug 14, 2003 | Rating: 1/5
Don't go to this movie.
Ken Hanke
You know a movie is bad when the beginning scenes are exactly what you saw in the previews. The rest of the film is pretty cliche, borrowing from better horror films. Despite all that, it was pretty creepy, though.
Super Reviewer
Psycho fry-'em-up about a disturbed guy luring young women back to his home and blasting them to death with his flame-thrower. Not too bad overall, but there's no gore and most of the kills are off-screen. Though the only on-screen kill is pretty well done and there are a couple of nice creepy moments here and there. Well enough made to be deamed watchable for fans of the genre.
This Movie was shown as part of the Quentin Tarantino Film Festival in 1997. Most films on this list are very hard to find on DVD. To be in the Tarantino Film Festival most are over the top. This one was filmed in 1979 and we have a young man who is kidnapping women and burning them to death then dressing them and sitting them in a room with his dead mother. Acting was pretty cheap, best parts were scenes with dead burnt women chasing our main star around the house at the end, makeup on these was outstanding. A good all night drive in flick, For Halloween, naw there is better out there, if your having a pre 1990 festival then go for it. But I can only give it 3 stars.
A shameless Psycho rip off, and not even a very good one at that. The burned corpses were oddly papier mache-like and just bleh.
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