Donny works in a factory which has incinerators. Gis coworkers are not aware that he is obsessed with fire and that he is a mentally disturbed man. As a child his mother punished him with burning to remove the evil.
After his mother's death, Donny is finally freed from her, but his excitement fades away soon when he begins to hear a voice in the house that seems to be his mother's.
The voices and delusions about his mother send Donny over the edge, and he soon starts taking this out on innocent women.....
It's basically a remake of Psycho, but this time instead of dressing like mother, he carries a flamethrower around with him at home, and torches the innocent women when hes coaxed them back to his house.
It was one of the banned video nasties from the eighties, and seeing the uncut version for the first time, it's pretty easy to see why. The makers have remade a classic, and just give it a more nastier, exploitative feel to.
And my word, will you fell dirty whilst watching this. The film has almost a brown tint to the reel, and it looks cheap throughout. The cast are absolutely fine, it's just I'm assuming that they disassociate themselves from the film, and the when looking on here, it looks like the ordeal stopped them from wanting to appear in anything else.
But it's a sleazy piece, and as that alone, it totally gets its job done.
It's fine, it it's nothing special....
After his mother's death, Donny is finally freed from her, but his excitement fades away soon when he begins to hear a voice in the house that seems to be his mother's.
The voices and delusions about his mother send Donny over the edge, and he soon starts taking this out on innocent women.....
It's basically a remake of Psycho, but this time instead of dressing like mother, he carries a flamethrower around with him at home, and torches the innocent women when hes coaxed them back to his house.
It was one of the banned video nasties from the eighties, and seeing the uncut version for the first time, it's pretty easy to see why. The makers have remade a classic, and just give it a more nastier, exploitative feel to.
And my word, will you fell dirty whilst watching this. The film has almost a brown tint to the reel, and it looks cheap throughout. The cast are absolutely fine, it's just I'm assuming that they disassociate themselves from the film, and the when looking on here, it looks like the ordeal stopped them from wanting to appear in anything else.
But it's a sleazy piece, and as that alone, it totally gets its job done.
It's fine, it it's nothing special....