A woman kidnaps her husband's mistress and tells the mistress two horror stories involving evil things.A woman kidnaps her husband's mistress and tells the mistress two horror stories involving evil things.A woman kidnaps her husband's mistress and tells the mistress two horror stories involving evil things.
Jesse Lizarraga
- Jack (segment "The Wrap-Around")
- (as Jesse Hernandez)
Scott Pierce
- (segment "The Box")
- (as Scot Pierce)
Owen Rutledge
- Leon (segment "Thing in a Jar")
- (as Trey Garris)
Debra Stevens
- Beth (segment "Thing in a Jar")
- (as Deborah Stevens)
Mike Tristano
- Detective #1 (segment "Thing in a Jar")
- (as Michael Tristano)
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- TriviaDirector Jay Woelfel's segment was filmed a year after the rest of the film was shot.
- Alternate versionsThe first release from Vista street was in 1995 and has a photo of a monster attacking a woman on the cover. On the down side this version also has the stereo music tracks very out of sync with each other. This audio problem was corrected when the film was Re released by Spectrum, aka Dead Alive, Aka Burning Moon Home Video in 1997. This version features no monster on the cover, but more photos on the back of the box.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Camp Blood 5 (2016)
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Some people might paint the picture on this as "campy." While others might credit it with an "Ed Wood style" (apologies to Wood, who at least tried). However, the plain and simple truth here is that it's simply awful.
I imagine that a selectively edited version could have (or did) serve as an eye-roller for Elvira, or Rhonda Sheer's Up All Night, back in the day. Though without them to give us something of interest to look at in between breaks (trust me here, breaks ARE NEEDED) it will be difficult for even the most rabid "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" fan to sit through this.
Some interesting lighting and sparse topless scenes garner it a 2/10, but I'm being generous. Do yourself a favor and find some other THINGS to do, or watch, than this D movie.
I imagine that a selectively edited version could have (or did) serve as an eye-roller for Elvira, or Rhonda Sheer's Up All Night, back in the day. Though without them to give us something of interest to look at in between breaks (trust me here, breaks ARE NEEDED) it will be difficult for even the most rabid "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" fan to sit through this.
Some interesting lighting and sparse topless scenes garner it a 2/10, but I'm being generous. Do yourself a favor and find some other THINGS to do, or watch, than this D movie.
- FrankDamage
- Dec 27, 2013
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