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Decampitated: Directed by Matt Cunningham. With Amy Gordon, Mike Hart, Steve Ladden, Wayne Larsen. Seven friends are going camping at the infamous DeCamp acres for a weekend. But they crash their car and have to walk, encountering a psychopath who tries to kill them one by one.
Decampitated is a 1998 independent American horror comedy film. It was directed by Matt Cunningham and stars Mike Hart, Jonathon Scott, Thomas Martwick, Steve Ladden, and Cristina Patterson Ceret. It was given a limited release in theaters and distributed on video by Troma Entertainment.
Seven friends crash their car en route to a camping trip, and, as they begin to walk, they encounter a psychopath who is hellbent on killing them. Subtitles: English. Starring: Amy Gordon Mike Hart Steve Ladden Wayne Larsen Bethany La Voo. Directed by: Matt Cunningham.
Seven friends are going camping at the infamous DeCamp acres for a weekend. But they crash their car and are put in the woods guarded by a psychopath killer who tries to kill them one by one.
DECAMPITATED is one of the better Troma productions. Seven friends set out for a camping trip in the wilds of Colorado. Unbeknownst to them, a hopping, skipping, dancing madman is out to ruin their plans!
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Jun 28, 2021 · Directed by D. Matt CunnighamStarring Mike Hart, Jonathan Scott, Thomas Hartwick, Steve Ladden, Christine Pataerson, Bethany Lavoo, Amy Gordon, Ryan Lowery, ...
Decampitated (1998) Posted by FilmNerd | Mar 28, 2023 | Comedy , Cult Films , Reviews , Troma Tuesdays | 0 | After getting a book about legendary special effects artist Dick Smith, budding filmmaker Matt Cunningham’s path was set.
If you threw The Great Outdoors, Monty Python, and Friday the 13th into a blender, you'd have Decampitated. Troma never ceases to amaze you.
noun. decapitator. di-ˈka-pə-ˌtā-tər. dē- noun. Did you know? Decapitation is a quick and fairly painless way to go, so it was once considered suitable only for nobles like Sir Walter Raleigh, Mary Queen of Scots, and two of Henry VIII's unfortunate wives.
