Avanaida - Satan's viper death bite

Movie
German title	Avanaida - Satan's viper death bite
Original title	Spasms
Country of production	Canada
original language	English
Publishing year	1983
length	90 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	William Fruet
script	Don Enright , William Fruet
production	John G. Pozhke , Maurice Smith
music	Eric N. Robertson , Tangerine Dream
camera	Mark Irwin
cut	Ralph Brunjes
occupation
Peter Fonda : Dr. Tom Brazil Oliver Reed : Jason Kincaid Kerrie Keane : Suzanne Cavadon Al Waxman : Warren Crowley Marilyn Lightstone : Dr. Claire Rothman Miguel Fernandes : Mendes / Tasaki Angus MacInnes : Duncan Tyrone Laurie Brown : Allison Julie Khaner : Marcie

Avanaida - death bite Satan Viper (Alternate title: The bite - - Avanaida Todesbiß Satan Viper : Original title spasms is a Canadian) horror film directed by William Fruet from 1983. It was based on the novel "Death Bite" by Michael MaryK and Brent Monahan filmed .

action

The big game hunter Kincaid was bitten and survived years ago by a gigantic viper that lives on a Pacific island. Since then he has had a telepathic connection with the snake: he sees through its eyes and is plagued by nightmarish visions. To end the curse that weighs on him, he wants to kill the snake. He has them captured and brought to him in the big city. Starting at the port, the Viper escapes and heads towards the city. Kincaid, who looks through the snake's eyes, soon discovers that the monster is looking for him. His daughter Suzanne wants to help him and goes hunting. In the end, Kincaid is killed just like the snake.

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• The budget was approximately CAD 4,900,000 .
• Shortly before the film was finished, the budget ran out and some scenes were used twice in the end to bring the film to an acceptable length.
• The mask from the Japanese horror film Onibaba - Die Töterinnen can be seen in a short scene .

criticism

"Skilfully made horror film with very speculative shock scenes."

- Lexicon of international film :

Web links

• Avanaida - death bite Satan Viper in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Avanaida - Satan's Viper Death Bite in the online movie database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Avanaida - Satan's Viper Death Bite in the Lexicon of International Films , accessed on September 28, 2011.