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. Things are going fine until horrible things starts to happened with the cast of her new play.
Directed by John D. Lamond
theater play
childhood trauma
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Letterboxd
2.5 / 5
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Cast
Jenny Neumann
Helen Selleck
Gary Sweet
Terry Besanko
Nina Landis
Judy
Max Phipps
George D'alberg
Edmund Pegge
Bruce
Briony Behets
Angela
Gary Day
Policeman #2
Joy Westmore
Matron
Lise Rodgers
Mousy Auditionee
Doug Bowles
Babysitter
Angela Menzies-Wills
Lover in Bed
Crew
John D. Lamond
Director
Brian May
Original Music Composer
John D. Lamond
Producer
Michael Hirsh
Associate Producer
John D. Lamond
Original Story
Popular Reviews
3 reviews
Somto UmeloPRO
7.0★ · 05/09/26
Been searching for this film for weeks and I’ve finally found it!
Immensely stupid trashy fun softcore nonsense. The gore is great and there’s a chase scene with some standout cinematography.
Can’t say the film makes any sense in the end, but a fun time was had.
Been searching for this film for weeks and I’ve finally found it!
Immensely stupid trashy fun softcore nonsense. The gore is great and there’s a chase scene with some standout cinematography.
Can’t say the film makes any sense in the end, but a fun time was had.
dee
10.0★ · 09/06/24
look the ratings on this film may not be the best but i’m definitely gonna be one of the few to give this film a 5 stars because i just love coming across some underrated slashers from the 1980s and this one was very enjoyable for me like it reminded me so much of the film stage fright from 1987 with both films having a cast of people rehearsing for a play while some killer is out on the loose picking the cast members off one by one so did love how similar they both were and even though the story in this one was your typical killer has a sad and traumatic backstory so that then leads them to go on a murderous rampage i still didn’t mind it at all because i really loved in this film how we still got those pov type of scenes for the killer even though we the audience already know who exactly the killer is because to me it makes it more of a typical slasher film i also did like how the killers choice of weapon for killing their victims was them breaking anything nearby that was glass and using one of the shards to then viciously stab their victim to death and another thing is i liked how the killer in this film was a woman because i feel as though we need more slasher films with women being the villain because so many of the times it’s a male behind it all and that gets a bit boring for me like i wanna see a woman serve while she’s murdering people like im always gonna love them i don’t care give me more!
look the ratings on this film may not be the best but i’m definitely gonna be one of the few to give this film a 5 stars because i just love coming across some underrated slashers from the 1980s and this one was very enjoyable for me like it reminded me so much of the film stage fright from 1987 with both films having a cast of people rehearsing for a play while some killer is out on the loose picking the cast members off one by one so did love how similar they both were and even though the story in this one was your typical killer has a sad and traumatic backstory so that then leads them to go on a murderous rampage i still didn’t mind it at all because i really loved in this film how we still got those pov type of scenes for the killer even though we the audience already know who exactly the killer is because to me it makes it more of a typical slasher film i also did like how the killers choice of weapon for killing their victims was them breaking anything nearby that was glass and using one of the shards to then viciously stab their victim to death and another thing is i liked how the killer in this film was a woman because i feel as though we need more slasher films with women being the villain because so many of the times it’s a male behind it all and that gets a bit boring for me like i wanna see a woman serve while she’s murdering people like im always gonna love them i don’t care give me more!
