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Un legendario asesino psicópata acecha un campamento de verano.Un legendario asesino psicópata acecha un campamento de verano.Un legendario asesino psicópata acecha un campamento de verano.
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Gaylen Ross
- Betsy
- (as Alexis Dubin)
Tony Nunziata
- TP
- (as Tony Fish)
Tom Candela
- Richie
- (as Jimmy Steele)
Frederick Neumann
- Max
- (as Carl Fredericks)
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- CuriosidadesPaul Ehlers's son Jonathan Ehlers was born during the shooting of the movie. Paul received the news that his wife was in labor while filming a scene in full Madman Marz make-up. Paul went immediately to the hospital and held his newborn son for the first time while still wearing some of his Marz make-up and overalls covered with fake blood.
- PifiasWhen Marz is holding Bill up in the air and is about to kill him, Bill cries out but his mouth doesn't match the words heard.
- Banda sonoraSong of the Fifth Wind
Sung by Tony Nunziata (as Tony Nunziata)
Written, Produced and Arranged by Gary Sales
© 1980 Gary Sales
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I think that a complete guide of the slasher subgenre it's almost impossible to write: because of its very simple&cheap formula, a lot of movie have been produced since the beginning of the 80s.
Among these, one of the earliest and most appreciable is MADMAN by Giannone, which is a very honest low-budget flick with some variations from the original (Cunningham's) model and a more fairy-tale oriented atmosphere (the nominal villain really looks like an ogre). Of course, as many other similar features, it has its flaws - acting, for example - but that's not what you seek from such kind of movies. The special effects are pretty well done and they're obtained with very simple solutions. Giannone's style is good, especially in the use of deep focus and the cinematography is genuinely inventive (the green painted leaves!). Eventually, it's better than many others.
Among these, one of the earliest and most appreciable is MADMAN by Giannone, which is a very honest low-budget flick with some variations from the original (Cunningham's) model and a more fairy-tale oriented atmosphere (the nominal villain really looks like an ogre). Of course, as many other similar features, it has its flaws - acting, for example - but that's not what you seek from such kind of movies. The special effects are pretty well done and they're obtained with very simple solutions. Giannone's style is good, especially in the use of deep focus and the cinematography is genuinely inventive (the green painted leaves!). Eventually, it's better than many others.
- eer85
- 14 nov 2004
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