Vincent Kartheiser, Chad Christ, Sabine Singh
Based on the true story of drugs, satanism, and murder in the upper class town of Northport, Long Island in 1984.
Stats: 36 reviews
Try to see this movie if you can, it is so hard to find. It's not released on DVD yet but there are some copies floating around on the internet. I actually got a great copy of this movie that I bought at a convention a few years back. It's based on the true story of teenage Ricky...( read more)
great movie based upon the true story of Ricky Kasso, also known as "The Acid King"..hi was only seventeen when hi was involved with satanism and drugs, and before hi took his own life hi stabbed a friend to death..it's dark, sad and scary, the movie really reaches out and grabs ...( read more)
Pretty interesting little film. Bonus points for my hometown's connection to it.
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I was at Northport harbor that night and it wasn't all that complicated. The weed heads were in back of the liquor store smoking out in our own little gang. Ricky and them guys were in a different part of the park/harbor. I knew them guys and all that jazz about satan worship was a bunch of crap, they never even heard of Antoine Lavey or the Church Of Satan. They were into hard rock some of which had undertones of Satan in the lyrics. Rolling Stone Magazine was the one who put the "Satan" (I guess to sell more magazines) into the story. They interviewed most of the people who were there that night (they came to my door) and asked questions like did we hear or see anything? ect. They were all just really losers who got to high off angel dust and were hallucinating. A fight happened over drug money and a death occured. Ricky was still stoned from the dust when he hung himself in jail. Thats all. I think alot of people might have thought that if they added "Satan" They would sell more Mag
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