Howard Hansen (Ted Prior, the brother of director David) has just had a Gremlins moment where he purchased a pickled punk in a Chinatown curiosity shop. Now, he can write faster than ever before and has more sexual energy than he's had in years, which shocks his wife Peggy (Sandahl Bergman and if he has an issue finding her attractive, this movie may be science fiction) and worries her, as he's just hired a new secretary named Carol McKay (Shannon Tweed).
I don't have to give this advice but I will. Ladies, if your husband has Shannon Tweed as his secretary and you have any trust issues, you or your husband and maybe everyone you know is going to die.
Whatever is inside that glass jar now has possessed Carol, who is turning husband and wife against one another and she's also conspiring to steal Howard's new script with his agent Murray Dunlap (Frank Sivero, Frankie from Goodfellas), because that guy owes money to Henry Silva and his henchman Chad McQueen.
Of all the Ray movies I've watched this week, this one might be my favorite just because it's so deranged - Tweed forces Prior and Bergman to have sex while holding a gun on them; everyone is possessed by a cyclopedian fetus; just how good is Hansen's script if people are ruining lives over it - and ends with nearly the entire cast ends up in a gun battle that nihilistically wipes out most of them. Way to go on the script, Mark Thomas McGee.
This movie got released on video by Columbia Tri-Star. Let that make your brain explode.
I don't have to give this advice but I will. Ladies, if your husband has Shannon Tweed as his secretary and you have any trust issues, you or your husband and maybe everyone you know is going to die.
Whatever is inside that glass jar now has possessed Carol, who is turning husband and wife against one another and she's also conspiring to steal Howard's new script with his agent Murray Dunlap (Frank Sivero, Frankie from Goodfellas), because that guy owes money to Henry Silva and his henchman Chad McQueen.
Of all the Ray movies I've watched this week, this one might be my favorite just because it's so deranged - Tweed forces Prior and Bergman to have sex while holding a gun on them; everyone is possessed by a cyclopedian fetus; just how good is Hansen's script if people are ruining lives over it - and ends with nearly the entire cast ends up in a gun battle that nihilistically wipes out most of them. Way to go on the script, Mark Thomas McGee.
This movie got released on video by Columbia Tri-Star. Let that make your brain explode.