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Michael Anthony

‘Night of the Strangler’ Review (Vinegar Syndrome)
1972 | Directed by Joy N. Houck Jr.

(a.k.a Dirty Dan’s Women, Is the Father Black Enough, The Ace of Spades)

“Southern Revenge”

When Denise (Susan McCullough, in her only credited role) returns home to New Orleans with the news that she is pregnant and due to wed back in New York, her oldest brother Dan (James Ralston, The Terminator) is none too pleased, especially when the father and future husband is revealed to be African American. He is as racist as they come and he doesn’t care who knows about it! Fortunately for Denise, her slightly older brother Vance (Mickey Dolenz, The Monkees) is much more supportive. Not that it really matters as she and her fiancee are murdered back in New York by a Vietnam vet-cum-assassin (Patrick Wright, The Abductors). Denise’s fiancee is shot in broad daylight and her death is staged as a grief stricken suicide.
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  • 7/21/2015
  • by Mondo Squallido
  • Nerdly
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