Frank Kress, Amy Farrell, Hedda Lubin
Schlockmaster H.G. Lewis created one of the most horrifically grusome and disgusting maniac-killing-beautiful-women shockers ever. Not for the faint of heart.
DVD Release Date: May 9, 2000
Stats: 79 reviews
A series of murders haunts the local strip club scene. A newspaper decides to hire the legendary Abraham Gentry (Frank Kress) to track down the killer, since the police seem obviously inept at the task. Using his advance payment at local strip clubs and interviewing the dancers (...( read more)
The most relentless film of Lewis' I've seen. The gore is vibrant, it's squishy, and it's plentiful. There's as much go-go as there is gore in this flick, so there's little room left for plot, but, that doesn't matter. It's super kitschy and thus super-great.
Bit silly, dated, lotsa gore & pasties... would make a great drive-in flick. See it to say u have.
An H G Lewis Blood feast. He is moving up in my world. This was a great flick.
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