What a movie! The costumes(or the lack there of) were fabulous. Nice shot by Lon Chaney at the end. I give it a two thumbs up but I'm partial to Tom Jones cover acts.
i found it in a horror/cult film forum. i'm pretty sure the other three films you mentioned can be found there as well along with hundreds of others that we've all forgotten.
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You said you wanted to watch this film... well, there you have it.
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What a movie! The costumes(or the lack there of) were fabulous. Nice shot by Lon Chaney at the end. I give it a two thumbs up but I'm partial to Tom Jones cover acts.
Thanks for the movie Matt, but this bomb was destined for the drive-in theaters from the get-go. HA HA.
There were 3 other horror flicks that came out in the 70's that went straight to drive-in that I can think of:
The Last House on the Left
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
I Spit on your Grave
Oddly enough, they've all been redone, Chainsaw several times.
i found it in a horror/cult film forum.
i'm pretty sure the other three films you mentioned can be found there as well along with hundreds of others that we've all forgotten.
Sandy, Sadie, Sharon, Denise is Susan's middle name...hmm, weird coincidence?
Yes Fiona...weird coincidence.
I just thought of another 70's bomb.
The Hills Have Eyes by Wes Craven. Which has also been redone twice. LOL.
Wes Craven lucked out with Nightmare on Elm Street. Boy did he ever. Although, it was a very clever idea, the bad guy can only get you when you sleep.
Someone probably thought of it before, but I have to say, the first Nightmare movie was REALLY good!! LOL.
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