Stage Fright

Easy to watch slasher flick with basic thin plot starring jenny neumann from hell night. Most of the ingredients for a good horror filmare here , blood ,deaths , naked bodies and sex. Set around a theatre company and the performance of a new play the actors and the crew are picked off one by one,quite a short film that runs at a nice pace. The acting and the string score are quite good, the killings are basic worth a watch.

A good amount of gore and a lot more nudity and sex than you'd expect from a mainstream film. The ending was good in theory, but not executed as well as it could have been. Pretty good overall, but its hurt by the fact that there's no mystery as to who the killer is, lack of creativity in the kills and zero tension in the film.

.In January 1963, Helen sees her mother getting off with another man, a month later, mistaking her playful banter for being hurt, she inadvertently causes a car crash killing the mother. Now in the present, Helen is an aspiring actress who obviously has some issues. Meanwhile, there's some psycho murdering those who show too much PDAs. What are the chances that these are connected? Fairly likely. Well that was needlessly convoluted. the girl who played Helen DID affectively play a nutter, but the rest of the film was a mess. Less than halfway in, I found my interest waning exponentially (never a good sign) Culminating in one of the most unsatisfying endings that I've seen in quite some time. My grade: D Eye Candy: Sue Jones & Rosanna Zuanetti show everything, meanwhile Angela bares only her bottom

This is an Aussie attempt at a slasher movie and unlike it's American counterparts, this one has a shed load of nudity and sex, the story tells of a disturbed young woman who is triggered into murdering people when they have sex , a prologue reveals that the girl's mum was a bit loose in her ways and was killed by accident by the daughter in a car crash , the daughter is then rejected by her dad and placed into care , the girl then kills her foster dad with a shard of glass , move to the present day (1980) and she is now an aspiring actress and finds that the people she is acting with are being murdered in horrible ways with pieces of glass , it's no secret who the killer is as it's made obvious on the poster, the DVD and Blu ray releases , The stabbings are nasty , the nudity gratuitous (mostly with people you wouldn't want to see naked ) but it's all so lacklustre and by the numbers

I don't know why, but this one is a guilty pleasure for me. It's bad edited, the make-up FX are weak, the actings are cartoonish, but it simply works for me. I guess I like to think about what this movie's plot could've been with a bigger budget and a better writer.

A little girl named Cathy tries to keep her mother from making out with a man while driving one day, and she inadvertently causes her mother's death in the car crash. 16 years later, Cathy has changed her name to Helen and has become a psychotic actress. This film is pretty awesome. It relies on the absolute bare minimum of plot, with a killing every five minutes or so. And it does not always make sense -- why does she kill? Why the multiple personalities? I do appreciate that she uses broken glass as a reference to her mother dying in a windshield. The soundtrack is also awesome, with the same underlying theme playing over and over again. Sometimes this level of repetition is annoying (such as in "Hausu"), but here I think it played well and just added to the silliness of it all. I am not exactly sure what makes something qualify as "ozploitation", but I am glad this fits the bill, because maybe more people will see it.

I would advise that only lovers of 'b' horror movies would even attempt to watch this. Yes, there is plenty to love if you are into god awful movies, the acting is awful, absolutely terrible script, a fair amount of some quite risque nudity and a rip off of the theme from Jaws as the only music. Not sure if they are the plus points or negative ones.