Rating: R (horror violence and gore and for language)
Length: 95 minutes

Widescreen 1.66:1 Color (Anamorphic)

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 2.0

English, French, Spanish

A small-town doctor is stoned to death by the citizens of a city in 1959 after they discovered he had killed seven of the townspeople. His seven year old son is placed in an asylum. Forty two years later, he escapes and seeks revenge on the city that killed his dad.

Lots of creative deaths and fake blood wrapped around a simply told story. There are plenty of cringe-worthy moments.

Yes, the doctor giggles and it gets annoying. The plot has tons of holes and you don't have to watch very hard to see them. It could have used more gore, what film couldn't, and where are the naked ladies?

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It doesn't take a genius to know what you're getting when you pick up a DVD by this name for $2.99. This is really a film for horror fans to watch together late at night after a few cold ones to have fun with.

Denise Barnes - Leigh

Richard Bradford - Officer Hank Magruder

Holly Marie Combs - Jennifer Campbell

Patrick Cronin - Sheriff Harper

Cliff De Young - Tom Campbell

[Andersonville, Carnosaur 2, The Craft, Glory, The Tommyknockers]

Keith Diamond - Officer Joe Reitz

Doug E. Doug - Trotter

[Eight Legged Freaks]

Larry Drake - Doctor Evan Rendell

[Darkman, Darkman II: The Return of Durant]

Nancy Fish - Elaine Henderson

[Kiss Kiss Bang Bang]

Darin Heames - Stu

Michelle Johnson - Tamara

[Blood Ties]

Sara Melson - Coreen

Glenn Quinn - Max Anderson

Zoe Trilling - Normi

Deborah Tucker - Dianne

John Vickery - Dr. Chamberlain

[Murder By Numbers]