A demented elderly woman has her mentally incompetent son kill and scalp various young women to use their hair for her wig shop while a persistent co-ed tries to link various killings on a local Florida college campus to them.
Directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis
scalping
wig
gruesome
wigs
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Cast
Ray Sager
Actor in Drive-in movie
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
Marcelle Bichette
Jane
Crew
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Director
Allison Louise Downe
Screenplay
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Producer
William Kerwin
Production Manager
Allison Louise Downe
Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
5 reviews
Nick
2.0★ · 10/02/25
What an ugly, boring, garbage movie. I got this blu-ray free with an ARROW order and I do not want it.
What an ugly, boring, garbage movie. I got this blu-ray free with an ARROW order and I do not want it.
dee
6.0★ · 05/27/24
i’ve got to say that the films that came out around the late 1960s to 1970e were some of the best especially the ones in the horror genre because im such a huge fanatic of these very low budget and extremely underrated films who don’t get the amount of attention that they deserve and sure i can see why some people may not vibe with them but for me i don’t care for the horrible acting or plot being all over the place like for instance this film still had me having a great time because of how well it mixed both elements of horror and comedy so well which i tend to love when films do that and also because even though there weren’t that many kills in this film the ones we did get to see were a bit gruesome and very bloody although they did look very cartoonish which i tend to notice when it comes to horror films in the 1960s but that’s what i liked about them because of how they themselves never took itself seriously and i think more people should watch these low budget 60s films because they truly are such gems <3
i’ve got to say that the films that came out around the late 1960s to 1970e were some of the best especially the ones in the horror genre because im such a huge fanatic of these very low budget and extremely underrated films who don’t get the amount of attention that they deserve and sure i can see why some people may not vibe with them but for me i don’t care for the horrible acting or plot being all over the place like for instance this film still had me having a great time because of how well it mixed both elements of horror and comedy so well which i tend to love when films do that and also because even though there weren’t that many kills in this film the ones we did get to see were a bit gruesome and very bloody although they did look very cartoonish which i tend to notice when it comes to horror films in the 1960s but that’s what i liked about them because of how they themselves never took itself seriously and i think more people should watch these low budget 60s films because they truly are such gems <3
Jason Choi
5.0★ · 10/29/22
All the roughness (from the script to the acting to the barely cleaned up restoration of a very rough print) of the film actually added to this having a weird charm to it. I guess I just like schlock when it’s done by someone who thinks they’re doing something that aims higher than that.
All the roughness (from the script to the acting to the barely cleaned up restoration of a very rough print) of the film actually added to this having a weird charm to it. I guess I just like schlock when it’s done by someone who thinks they’re doing something that aims higher than that.
