Carnage of Terror

Movie
German title	Carnage of Terror
Original title	Scream Bloody Murder
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1973
length	93 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Marc B. Ray
script	Larry Alexander; Marc B. Ray
production	Marc B. Ray
music	Rockwell
camera	Stephen H. Burum
cut	Alex Funke
occupation
	Fred Holbert : Matthew; Leigh Mitchell : Daisy Parsons; Robert Knox : Mack Parsons; Ron Bastone : Sailor; Suzette Hamilton : Brenda; Willey Reynolds : Lex; A. Maana Tanelah : Bridey-Lee; Florence Lea : Helen Anatole; Angus Scrimm : Dr. Epstein ; (as Rory Guy ); Cecil Reddick : Mr. Simpson;

Scream Bloody Murder (Original title: Scream Bloody Murder ) is an early splatter film , the Marc B. Ray in 1973 staged. The film, which has long been indexed, was released in German-speaking countries on December 21, 1973 and was also evaluated on video under the title Das Höllenmassaker . It is now freely viewable as a public domain .

action

Country boy Matthew runs over his father with the combine harvester and loses a hand in the process. After years of being released from the sanatorium and fitted with a prosthesis, he comes back home, where he is introduced to his mother's new lover. He kills him and his mother and is now wandering around, falling more and more insane. He murders women he meets; then he takes a woman hostage in a villa, whom he tries to impress with stolen luxury items. After he killed her while trying to escape, his demons drive him to suicide.

criticism

“Really tough and bloody horror thriller.” Is the verdict of the lexicon of international films . The film service added that the flick "speculates with its bloody realism on the audience's lust for sensation"

Remarks

The Bernese Higher Court judged the film in 1983 "as clearly brutal and therefore criminally relevant".

Web links

Scream Bloody Murder in the Internet Movie Database (English)
The film in the Internet Archive

Individual evidence

↑ deleted from the list in January 2008
↑ Bloodbath of Terror. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
↑ quoted from Ronald M. Hahn / Volker Jansen : Lexikon des Horrorfilms. Bergisch Gladbach 1989, p. 56
↑ F. Bernath: Film as a criminal matter (PDF; 17 kB)

[1] ted from the list in January 2008

[2] Bloodbath of Terror. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .

[3] quoted from Ronald M. Hahn / Volker Jansen : Lexikon des Horrorfilms. Bergisch Gladbach 1989, p. 56

[4] F. Bernath: Film as a criminal matter (PDF; 17 kB)