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This was a great nature film featuring a deformed gypsy slasher. I felt it could've had more kills; however, I enjoyed the atmosphere. There are many shots of animals frolicking about the woods. It does have Jackie Coogan (Uncle Fester from the classic Addams Family) as a park ranger, which is a plus for me. If you love summer/wilderness horror like "In a Violent Nature," this 80s flick may be worth a watch. So grab a Coors, a Banjo and a Cucumber/Cream cheese sandwich and enjoy.

u/B0nec0llect0r98 — 8 days ago
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What the hell did I just watch? This features Melinda Clark (Return of the Living Dead 3) and the cool premise of a nun getting infected by a monstrous alien, which is manifested as a murderous tongue. Robert Englund even plays in this as a villainous prison director. This is a fever dream I managed to miss back when. It has some decent body horror and some qualities that make it a late night treat.

u/B0nec0llect0r98 — 17 days ago