When will the kids learn? When an old man in a town warns you of great evil, perhaps he knows what he's talking about. When your college professor does the same thing, perhaps you should listen to him as well. But no, these kids just meander along and unleash the spirit of Black Claw and then all die one after the other.
Well, I guess we wouldn't have a month of slashers if these kids knew what they were doing.
This Fred Olen Ray written and directed film isn't bad. It's a different location for a slasher, the Native American mythos are intriguing and hey - that's Superman as the professor! No, really, that's Kirk Alyn, the original movie serial Kal-El, as Professor Machen*, who works alongside Forest J. Ackerman, who plays Professor Trentwood. And oh yes - Dr. Sharon Reynolds is Carroll Borland, whose look as Luna, the daughter of Bela Lugosi's Mark of the Vampire inspired plenty of undead femme fatales.
I don't know of too many other movies that have a lion-headed ghost, much less a moment where the image of an old man inside a bowl of soup causes someone to slice their own throat, but there you go. Scalps is there for you, answering the call of a movie you never knew you wanted but now you will always feel like you need.
*Aldo Ray and Robert Quarry were also up for this role. I mean, those are great picks too.
Well, I guess we wouldn't have a month of slashers if these kids knew what they were doing.
This Fred Olen Ray written and directed film isn't bad. It's a different location for a slasher, the Native American mythos are intriguing and hey - that's Superman as the professor! No, really, that's Kirk Alyn, the original movie serial Kal-El, as Professor Machen*, who works alongside Forest J. Ackerman, who plays Professor Trentwood. And oh yes - Dr. Sharon Reynolds is Carroll Borland, whose look as Luna, the daughter of Bela Lugosi's Mark of the Vampire inspired plenty of undead femme fatales.
I don't know of too many other movies that have a lion-headed ghost, much less a moment where the image of an old man inside a bowl of soup causes someone to slice their own throat, but there you go. Scalps is there for you, answering the call of a movie you never knew you wanted but now you will always feel like you need.
*Aldo Ray and Robert Quarry were also up for this role. I mean, those are great picks too.