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Feb 25, 2016 · The Mutilator contains all the classic slasher tropes. A group of horny, drunk college kids head out for a booze filled weekend of sex. A group of horny, drunk college kids head out for a booze ...
Rated 5/5 Stars • Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/23/23 Full Review Chad G When it comes to horror films that haven't aged well, The Mutilator usually comes to mind. It is a prime example of pure 80s ...
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My review was written in January, 1985 after a Times Square screening. "The Mutilator" is a boring horror film, designed strictly for fans of explicit gore. Picture was filmed in North Carolina in 1983 as "Fall Break" (in keeping with the trend of scare films linked to seasonal holidays), a title retained in its theme song, played twice.
The Mutilator (originally titled Fall Break) is a 1984 American slasher film written, directed and produced by Buddy Cooper, and co-directed by John S. Douglass. The plot follows a group of college students who travel to an island property during fall break and are stalked and murdered by one of the students' fathers.
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Released at the peak of the slasher craze in 1985, The Mutilator has developed a reputation as one of the great unseen slasher films of the 80’s. The film was essentially forgotten over time by all but the most diehard of horror fans, who kept interest in the film alive by constantly praising its intense level of gore.
Mar 6, 2016 · The Mutilator is armed with a collection of ghastly kill sequences thanks to the fine work of FX gore wizard Mark Shostrom (Videodrome, Evil Dead II). The body count is relatively low when you compare them to the standard of the time, but that doesn't make them any less shocking and, if we are being completely honest about slashers, that fact ...
The Mutilator aka Fall Break was one of those lost slashers I remembered from the video store days strictly because of that monolithic box cover art.. When I finally saw it I instantly fell in love… the wild accidental mother murder opening, the surprisingly atmospheric North Carolina beach setting, that theme song (!), the collection of idiot college kids, and the excellent kills/gore ...
