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5.3/10
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Two brothers kidnap and brutalize three women for the pleasure of their demented mother.Two brothers kidnap and brutalize three women for the pleasure of their demented mother.Two brothers kidnap and brutalize three women for the pleasure of their demented mother.
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Frederick Coffin
- Ike
- (as Holden McGuire)
Michael McCleery
- Addley
- (as Billy Ray McQuade)
Beatrice Pons
- Mother
- (as Rose Ross)
Peter Fox
- The 'Dobber'
- (as Karl Sandys)
Luisa Marsella
- Terry
- (as Marsella Davidson)
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- TriviaThe house that was used in this film was an actual house in the woods of Newton, New Jersey. No one had lived in it for 15 years before filming began. The previous owner of the house was actually found to have been murdered there.
- GoofsIn the film's opening decapitation, blood spatters across the car before the decapitation even happens.
- Alternate versionsAbout 11 seconds of this film were cut in West Germany in order to secure a "Not under 18" rating for it just so that it could get a theatrical release there. This version was also released on VHS and DVD. There is also a "Not under 16" version of it that was released in this country in which about 13 minutes were cut this time.
- SoundtracksI Think We're Alone Now
Sung by Tommy James of Tommy James & The Shondells
Written by Bo Gentry (uncredited) and Ritchie Cordell (uncredited)
Arranged by Jimmy Wisner (uncredited)
Courtesy of Roulette Records
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I like this movie. When I was a teenager and I first saw it I loved it. Of course then I was enthralled with gore fests. This movie is definitely gory but when I was 13 the satirical vibe was somewhat lost on me. You see Mother moves her two "mama's boys" to the woods. Where she can take what is good from the city and leave the rest behind. What is "good" are all the things you see on TV from Fonzie to breakfest cereals. The house they live in is a marvel of production values. Two thirds of the budget alone had to have gone into decorating the house. It certainly didn't go into the Special effects. Such as the shoddy moment of blood spattering before decapitation occurs. As early 80's slice and dice goes this far outshines the typical camper in peril scenerio. We are introduced to the three main (victims) characters and we even get meaningful flashbacks in their lives. This makes it a little harder to take when they are brutalized. All in all Mother's Day ain't Life is Beautiful but why would you be that aisle of the video store unless you wanted to see some inbred choke on Drano.
- marleymom-2
- Feb 25, 2000
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- Also known as
- Muttertag
- Filming locations
- Brooklyn Battery Tunnel Entrance, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA([Jackie comes home])
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- Budget
- $150,000 (estimated)
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