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Plot: Two daughters of mobsters get out of the sanitarium after having killed a boyfriend in the shower, supposedly cured and on the right track. They hold a party and invite all their old boyfriends, making all of them think there is still hope for a relationship. Then the boyfriends start disappearing one by one.
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Enlivened a little by its final quarter.
Dawn (B movie goddess Linnea Quigley) and her friend Amy (“Tenement” hottie Karen Russell) are the mentally unstable daughters of mobsters. They spend some time in a mental institution before being let back into the real world, and decide to invite a bunch of ex- boyfriends to a party to celebrate. Wouldn’t you know it: a mad killer arrives to make mincemeat of the partygoers.This ultra cheap trashy slasher from writer Ross A. Perron and the prolific David DeCoteau is hard to stick with for a while. It drags like you wouldn’t believe, with a lot of set-up to sit through. Much time is devoted to institution flashbacks, with the sexy gals being interviewed by doctors played by Lenny Rose and token big name Lyle Waggoner. Fortunately, DeCoteau is smart enough to include a bit of sex and T & A to break up the tedium. It’s also a mild bit of fun to watch a cast that also includes Eric Freeman of “Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2” infamy. But it isn’t until late in the game that this gets a lot more amusing. The makeup effects are crude but deliciously over the top. The movie also ends with a pretty decent fire gag. And Linnea and Russell prove quite easy to watch.
A passable time killer for 83 minutes.
Six out of 10.
Enlivened a little by its final quarter.
Dawn (B movie goddess Linnea Quigley) and her friend Amy (“Tenement” hottie Karen Russell) are the mentally unstable daughters of mobsters. They spend some time in a mental institution before being let back into the real world, and decide to invite a bunch of ex- boyfriends to a party to celebrate. Wouldn’t you know it: a mad killer arrives to make mincemeat of the partygoers.This ultra cheap trashy slasher from writer Ross A. Perron and the prolific David DeCoteau is hard to stick with for a while. It drags like you wouldn’t believe, with a lot of set-up to sit through. Much time is devoted to institution flashbacks, with the sexy gals being interviewed by doctors played by Lenny Rose and token big name Lyle Waggoner. Fortunately, DeCoteau is smart enough to include a bit of sex and T & A to break up the tedium. It’s also a mild bit of fun to watch a cast that also includes Eric Freeman of “Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2” infamy. But it isn’t until late in the game that this gets a lot more amusing. The makeup effects are crude but deliciously over the top. The movie also ends with a pretty decent fire gag. And Linnea and Russell prove quite easy to watch.
A passable time killer for 83 minutes.
Six out of 10.
Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 21 min (81 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Horror, Thriller
Director David DeCoteau
Writer Ross A. Perron
Actors Lyle Waggoner, Linnea Quigley, Karen Russell
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A
Sound Mix Mono
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera Panavision Cameras and Lenses
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 16 mm
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format 35 mm