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Six people Doug (Jeff Qualle), Eric (Dan Campbell),
Zack (Greg Joujon-Roche) and their girlfriends
Sarah (Linda West), Julie (Cynthia Guyer) and
Laura (Palmer Lee Todd) are stalked by a satanic
killer cop, Officer Joe Vickers (Bobby Ray Shafer),
when they go on vacation to a remote house. In
ten little Indians fashion, the renegade boy in
blue slaughters the teens as well as the estate's
caretaker, until it is down to the final two,
who must find a way to slay the lunatic, before
he kills everyone.
Routine slasher flick that's trying to be a
riff on William Lustig's Maniac
Cop but instead ends up as a poorly acted
and weakly penned misfire. The acting is absolutely
dire, the script is excruciatingly inept, shamelessly
rehashing every horror movie cliché in
the book – in particular the often improvised
dialogue is atrocious. The special effects are
terrible, the direction some of the worst in filmic
history.
Followed by a sequel... |
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| Video |
| Magna Pacific's disc is bland; fullscreen,
the film was evidently shot on digital camera, so
the image is clear enough, but that's about
the best that can be said for it. |
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| Audio |
| Sound is clear enough to discern the risible dialogue,
but that's really all one can say for an audio track
that impresses about as little as the feature itself |
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| The Verdict |
| Execrable. Avoid like the plague. |
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