Black Roses (1988)

Note des utilisateurs:

2.5/10   

Réalisateur:

John Fasano

Scénariste:

Cindy Cirile (writer)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

Demons hypnotize the general public by posing as a rock and roll band. |

Plot Keywords:

Demon | Good Versus Evil | Satanic | Death | Demoness

Avis des utilisateurs:

More rock weirdness

Ensemble

Julie Adams	...	Mrs. Miller
Carmine Appice	...	Vinny Apache
Peter Bontje	...	Flunkie
Tony Bua	...	Tony Ames (as Athony C. Bua)
David Crichton	...	Mr. Miller
Jesse D'Angelo	...	Jason Miller
Glenn Deveau	...	Demon Bassist
Frank Dietz	...	Johnny Pratt
Carla Ferrigno	...	Miss Priscilla Farnsworth
Margaret Groome	...	Mrs. Sullivan
Michael Gruma	...	Minion
Jason Harris	...	Mr. Pratt
Paul Kelman	...	Julie's Stepdad
Heather LaPointe	...	Minion
Jason Logan	...	Mr. Pratt
John Martin	...	Matt Moorhouse
Ron Mazza	...	Black Roses Guitarist
Keith Miller	...	Dr. Marshall
Chester Nakelski	...	Demon Drummer
Debbie Noonan	...	Minion
Lonnie Oliver	...	Minion
Vincent Pastore	...	Mr. Ames, Tony's Dad
Paul Phenomenon	...	Black Roses Keyboardist
Karen Planden	...	Julie Windham
Dave Roberts	...	Usher
James Rocchi	...	Biff
Skip Shelgrove	...	Cop #1
James Slade	...	Minion
Robin Stewart	...	Tina
Pat Streliioff	...	Janey Miller
Ken Swofford	...	Mayor Farnsworth
Frank Thompson	...	Official
Sal Viviano	...	Damien
Dennis Woods	...	Cop #2

Autre(s) titre(s):

Black Roses (France) [fr]

Durée:

90 min

Pays:

USA

Langue:

Anglais

Couleur:

Couleur

Son:

Mono

Classification:

Australia:M | UK:18 | USA:R

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Dundas, Ontario, Canada

Guillemet:

Mayor Farnsworth: You sound like a hysterical Mrs. Miller.
Matt Moorhouse: If I was Mrs. Miller I would be hysterical because Mr. Miller's dead.

Soundtrack:

I'm No Stranger

More rock weirdness

i swear I say this flick for rent in a 7-11 when I was still a pre-teen.

I've had a vague recollection of the box art and the general plot ever since. Being the dedicated bargin bin hound that I am, I finally managed to find a copy of this movie. I'm a giant fan of B-movies in general, but this film just didn't seem to make effective use of the wacky plot. It could have been a lot more over the top; it ended up being pretty slow going during some sections. The F/X are actually halfway between funny/cheesey and somewhat half decent. Although I enjoyed this movie for all of its b-graded goodness (i.e. bad music, bad acting, some T&A from the leading female), i reccomend it to serious fans of the b-horror genre. If you ever get a chance to pick it up used for a few bucks, it's good for a laugh. However, Rock N' Roll Nightmare, by the same director, is an absolute MUST HAVE.