Deadly Blessing (1981) 5.5
This film is set in Amish Country, at a local farm, where a woman's husband is mysteriously killed by his own tractor! Director:Wes Craven |
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Deadly Blessing (1981) 5.5
This film is set in Amish Country, at a local farm, where a woman's husband is mysteriously killed by his own tractor! Director:Wes Craven |
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Maren Jensen | ... |
Martha Schmidt
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Sharon Stone | ... | ||
Susan Buckner | ... |
Vicky Anderson
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Jeff East | ... |
John Schmidt
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Colleen Riley | ... |
Melissa
(as Coleen Riley)
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Douglas Barr | ... |
Jim Schmidt
(as Doug Barr)
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Lisa Hartman | ... |
Faith Stohler
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Lois Nettleton | ... |
Louisa Stohler
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Ernest Borgnine | ... | ||
Michael Berryman | ... |
William Gluntz
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Kevin Cooney | ... |
Sheriff
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Bobby Dark | ... |
Theatre Manager
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Kevin Farr | ... |
Fat Boy
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Neil Fletcher | ... |
Gravedigger
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Jonathon Gulla | ... |
Tom Schmidt
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A former Hittite (a member of an Amish-like sect) dies in a mysterious tractor "accident", and his widow is left to face the frightening Hittites who view her as "the incubus" and may have sinister designs on her. Written by Brian J. Wright <bjwright@acs.ucalgary.ca>
You know what? I almost like this film more than "Last House On The Left", because of the fact that it carries itself in such a manner. I am almost sure that it has been tossed in the gutter in the past few years. it shouldn't be. You know what? If I were Sharon Stone, I'd be proud of this film, because it is not as bad as people say, or as bad as she thinks. I bet a LOT of people prefer it to that Basic Instinct sequel. I liked BI2, but c'mon, This film is better than that, everybody knows it. This movie is just fine. It has some pretty good sequences, and a nice cast of three outstandingly beautiful women, and a low key, but creepy score by a then unknown James Horner. I actually prefer it to other supernatural horror films, and you know what? I'm not the only one, and thank goodness for that. I like this film, in all it's freaky glory, and the shrieks and scares! Were I to be "blessed", I'd say it were one bi+ch of a blessing. Thank god I am not around the lovely Maren Jensen at the end of this chiller.