A very relentless and sometimes overly gory film, this is the film debut of Cameron Romero, the son of George. Five young people on their way to a protest meeting in Washington DC in 1969 are picked up by a seemingly nice young man and offered shelter for the night in an old farm house. The five soon learn a lesson in terror they never imagined.
This is a very effective horror film and it's very grim like all of todays modern movies, but you can certainly see the Romero touches. It's nice to see Montana native, the sexy Paula Rhodes in this film and she does meet a gruesome demise.
It is a film worth seeing. Recommended!!
For lovers of movies from the silent era to modern day with an emphasis on horror, sci-fi, exploitation, WIP, westerns and anything of the fantastic and bizarre. THIS SITE IS DEDICATED TO BOB WILKINS, GEORGE ROMERO, ALAN FREED ,ROGER CORMAN, CARMEN ELECTRA, VELVET SKY, CAROLINE MUNRO, JOHN FREDRIKSEN, JOHN ZACHERLE, DONNA SUMMER, JUDY PACE, CLEO MOORE and, of course, CASEY KASEM.
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