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1979·Horror·1h 27m
7.1
Scotty moves into Mrs. Engels' seaside mansion where three other college students are boarding. Mrs. Engels prefers to stay in her room in the attic, but her son Mason helps the students get settled. Soon one of the students is killed. The policemen on the case begin uncovering the Engels family secret as the remaining students become endangered
Directed by Denny Harris
slasher
attic
college student

Cast

Rebecca Balding
Rebecca Balding
Scotty Parker
Barbara Steele
Barbara Steele
Victoria Engels
Yvonne De Carlo
Yvonne De Carlo
Mrs. Engels
Avery Schreiber
Avery Schreiber
Sgt. Manny Ruggin
Brad Rearden
Brad Rearden
Mason Engels
Juli Andelman
Juli Andelman
Doris Prichart
Cameron Mitchell
Cameron Mitchell
Lt. Sandy McGiver
Tina Tyler
Tina Tyler
Victoria at 16
Thelma Pelish
Thelma Pelish
Housing Lady
Annabella Price
Annabella Price
TV Rape Victim

Crew

Roger Kellaway
Roger Kellaway
Music

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sulo
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damn this was kinda divalicious! creepiest scene ever was when she was sitting in front of a mirror with a picture taped on it.. Yeesh
damn this was kinda divalicious! creepiest scene ever was when she was sitting in front of a mirror with a picture taped on it.. Yeesh
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Aurora
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chuck bass blueprint and minion queen deserved better
chuck bass blueprint and minion queen deserved better
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Somto Umelo
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This was....perfect???

Been putting this off for so long but I'm glad I finally watched it.

It's a pretty simple slasher but is executed really well. I love the characters and how they interacted with each other. The film is psycho-inspired but does a really good twist on the formula. The film feels like a bridge between Halloween and the slashers that would come in the following years.

Very underrated film in my opinion.
This was....perfect???

Been putting this off for so long but I'm glad I finally watched it.

It's a pretty simple slasher but is executed really well. I love the characters and how they interacted with each other. The film is psycho-inspired but does a really good twist on the formula. The film feels like a bridge between Halloween and the slashers that would come in the following years.

Very underrated film in my opinion.
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The
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I would argue this doesn’t belong in the slasher pile but it is something close that I love. The fact that this reminded me of The Unseen and is deeply in Psycho(s) territory should give you an idea. It’s also just oddly magnetic.
I would argue this doesn’t belong in the slasher pile but it is something close that I love. The fact that this reminded me of The Unseen and is deeply in Psycho(s) territory should give you an idea. It’s also just oddly magnetic.
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kylie
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you know when you watch a movie and, throughout its runtime, you can just FEEL that it's going to be one of your favorites? yeah, that was this for me. the college setting and the beachy, cozy aesthetic immediately caught my attention, but there is so much more to love once the movie really gets going. scotty is a perfect main character & my new favorite final girl; the pacing is absolutely incredible; and don't even get me started on the performances, sound design/music, the surprisingly thematically well-grounded plot twist, or actually, ANY detail about this movie. i pretty much love it all (even the love interest, which isn't typical for me in slashers. i'm so glad this film took a hopeless romantic-esque turn for the ending because their banter was genuinely cute).

i'm rambling out of pure joy right now. where has this movie been all my life?
you know when you watch a movie and, throughout its runtime, you can just FEEL that it's going to be one of your favorites? yeah, that was this for me. the college setting and the beachy, cozy aesthetic immediately caught my attention, but there is so much more to love once the movie really gets going. scotty is a perfect main character & my new favorite final girl; the pacing is absolutely incredible; and don't even get me started on the performances, sound design/music, the surprisingly thematically well-grounded plot twist, or actually, ANY detail about this movie. i pretty much love it all (even the love interest, which isn't typical for me in slashers. i'm so glad this film took a hopeless romantic-esque turn for the ending because their banter was genuinely cute).

i'm rambling out of pure joy right now. where has this movie been all my life?
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