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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November 3, 2007
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October 28, 2009
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 t...( read more)
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February 24, 2008
A decent film that seems alot like the film Christmas Evil and even Psycho.
Some parts it this are just hilarious and it doesn't really give you a scare just more like a "wow". -
December 4, 2009
Very twisted psycho killer film reminiscent of Maniac but rather than gore, this seems to focus on fire. Still a lot of nudity and brutality. Makes you feel kind of grimy afterwards. Very underrated
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October 19, 2009
Mama's boy who was burned by dear old ma as a child enjoys burning women after mom kicks the bucket. A Psycho rip off w/ a torching twist & a great disco scene where our loony Donny smashes a candle into a woman's face...& I though disco was supposed to sooth the soul
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October 6, 2009
A really weird Psycho Bates kind of type serial killer, but much more screw up by his mom if that is possible........even though there is nothing to guess or to be surprised by... the movie has a nostalgic kind of pace and storytelling that makes you stay and see it.......and the...( read more)
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August 15, 2009
A shock film with shades of just about mediocre slasher you've ever seen, most notably any involving Ed Gein as a major influence. Yeah, there's a mommy angle to it. It's entertaining and the lead actor is delightfully insane.
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February 12, 2009
trying to be psycho...real bad...cool tho cause it was shot in nj and you can see shots of the atlantic highlands and sandy hook.
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