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A newly-married woman becomes convinced someone from her past is stalking her, but nobody believes her until the bodies start to pile up.A newly-married woman becomes convinced someone from her past is stalking her, but nobody believes her until the bodies start to pile up.A newly-married woman becomes convinced someone from her past is stalking her, but nobody believes her until the bodies start to pile up.
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- TriviaLynne Frederick supplied some of her own wardrobe for this film due to its very low budget.
- GoofsIn the introductory voice over, schizophrenia is likened to multiple personality disorder (or dissociative identity disorder). In reality, these are two entirely different ailments, one being a disruption in a person's perception of reality (schizophrenia) and the other a disconnect between more than one personality state (DID).
- Alternate versionsThe original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit the stabbing of a naked woman during the flashback scene. However additional cuts were made (totalling 1 min 3 secs) for the video release with further edits to the same scene plus cuts to the hammer murder, a sex scene and the stabbing of Mrs Wallace through the head with a knitting needle. The 2008 Redemption DVD is fully uncut.
- ConnectionsFeatured in My Sweet Schizo (2012)
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Pete Walker's "Schizo" is a commendable take on the at the time yet to be defined stalker/slasher genre and it even has some Giallo undertones. But sadly, the film itself isn't anything too exciting. Samantha is a successful ice skater and she's getting married. After the marriage, the trouble begins as she's being followed & stalked by a strange person from her own past. Soon enough dead bodies - all friends and acquaintances of Samantha - start popping up everywhere. Walker brings his own style to the picture, presenting us a handful of gruesome killings and some female nudity along the side. But his directing efforts can't help a screenplay that's too talkative for its own good and a plot that's simply too predictable. The ending is satisfactory, so "Schizo" surely isn't a waste of time for true fans of the genre.
- Vomitron_G
- Jul 30, 2011
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