Island of Blood 1982
Island of Blood
The cast and crew of a low budget movie, filming on an island, are murdered one by one in accordance with the lethal lyrics of a punk rock song.
The cast and crew of a low budget movie, filming on an island, are murdered one by one in accordance with the lethal lyrics of a punk rock song.
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All 1 Videos & 5 Photoscast
Full Cast & Crew... Donna
... Jim (as Dean Richards)
RG
Ron Gardner... Franklin Phlegm
... Steve Faith
RH
Richard Helm... Rick
... Lyn
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See All 1 Reviews29 Jun 2023 by Wuchak
**_Little known slasher about, you guessed it, victims stuck on an island with a slayer_** A producer, director and seven cast members meet on a small isle off the coast of SoCal to make a movie, hosted by a curmudgeonly recluse. People immediately start dying in dubious ways. Who’s the killer and why is he or she murdering them? “Island of Blood” (1982), also known as “Whodunit” and “Scared Alive,” is an obscure early 80’s slasher that starts well enough with a little droll humor and Bari Suber being notable on the feminine front as BJ (her only role as an actress). Marie-Alise Recasner is also effective as Donna. Unfortunately, there’s not enough human interest to hold one’s attention as the characters are cardboard. Worse, the second half devolves into dull chase/assault sequences in the dark and, mostly, inside a schoolhouse. The ending is quite good, however; a nice surprise. The contemporaneous "Humongous" (1982) and “The Slayer” are better films of this ilk, as are the later “April Fool’s Day” (1986) and "American Gothic" (1987). By “ilk,” I mean slashers with the milieu of a remote island. "A Bay of Blood" (1971) is another example, although that’s set at a bay, yet similar enough. The flick runs 1 hour, 19 minutes, and was shot at Paradise Cove, Malibu (beach and island scenes), Dana Point Harbor (marina) and San Fernando Valley. GRADE: C
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Release Date:
Jan 08, 1982 (United States)
Run Time:
1hr 22`
MMPA Rating:
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United States
Status:
Released
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**_Little known slasher about, you guessed it, victims stuck on an island with a slayer_** A producer, director and seven cast members meet on a small isle off the coast of SoCal to make a movie, hosted by a curmudgeonly recluse. People immediately start dying in dubious ways. Who’s the killer and why is he or she murdering them? “Island of Blood” (1982), also known as “Whodunit” and “Scared Alive,” is an obscure early 80’s slasher that starts well enough with a little droll humor and Bari Suber being notable on the feminine front as BJ (her only role as an actress). Marie-Alise Recasner is also effective as Donna. Unfortunately, there’s not enough human interest to hold one’s attention as the characters are cardboard. Worse, the second half devolves into dull chase/assault sequences in the dark and, mostly, inside a schoolhouse. The ending is quite good, however; a nice surprise. The contemporaneous "Humongous" (1982) and “The Slayer” are better films of this ilk, as are the later “April Fool’s Day” (1986) and "American Gothic" (1987). By “ilk,” I mean slashers with the milieu of a remote island. "A Bay of Blood" (1971) is another example, although that’s set at a bay, yet similar enough. The flick runs 1 hour, 19 minutes, and was shot at Paradise Cove, Malibu (beach and island scenes), Dana Point Harbor (marina) and San Fernando Valley. GRADE: C
Cast & Crew of
Island of Blood
Directors & Credit Writers
WTN
William T. Naud... Director
... Script Supervisor
Cast
... Donna
... Jim (as Dean Richards)
RG
Ron Gardner... Franklin Phlegm
... Steve Faith
RH
Richard Helm... Rick
... Lyn
JM
Jared McVay... Bert
... Taylor (as Gary Phillips)
BS
Bari Suber... Betty Jean 'BJ'
... Phil
... Policeman
JP
Jim Piper... John
... Mayor