Billy Ray McQuade, Deborah Luce, Frederick Coffin
Three women who were friends in college get together for a ten year reunion and decide to go camping in the woods. Unknown to them, two boys and thier mother who happen to live in those very same wood...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 31, 2000
Stats: 113 reviews
This early directing credit for Charles Kaufman, the brother of Troma boss Lloyd Kaufman, has three young ladies getting together for their annual dose of female bonding. This time, they're going camping, but they get abducted and brutalized by two demented hillbilly sickies and ...( read more)
One of my 80's horror favorites, which seems to have an anti-female theme throughout; therefore the title fits. Clockwork Orange in some parts, Texas Chainsaw Massacre in other parts. A group of girls have a friendship reunion campout in the deep woods, but are soon dragged to an...( read more)
This film tries to work as a social commentary but it's not much different than any other women-hating splatter movie of the period.
Excellent backwoods horror. Quite comedic, but the ending scared the daylights out of me when I was a kid. Too bad Troma has the rights to it, that means we'll never see a decent DVD of it.
A completely unrated gem of a horror flick written and directed by Charles Kaufman (brother of Troma founder and creator of the Toxic Avenger Lloyd Kaufman). An insane domineering mother and her two hillbilly sons Ike and Addley live in psychotic bliss in the backwoods where they...( read more)
The remake is confirmed. Cool. I like this movie a lot. It is low-budget and due to that a bigger budget remake would do this justice. There are incredibly creepy scenes in this. Namely the escaping from the house and the stalking in the woods. The script isn't the strongest due ...( read more)
This one came off more as satire than horror to me. I really got into it though, maybe because it was so violent. Fans of 80's horror flicks will love this one.
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