Blood Shack (1972) VHS Ray Dennis Steckler

Trash-miehen Ray Dennis Stecklerin ”ohjaama” (nimellä Wolfgang Schmidt) mökkikauhuelokuva rodeokohtauksilla. Ei todeksi uskoisi.

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Blood Shack (also known as The Chooper and Curse of the Evil Spirit)[1] is a 1971 American horror film written and directed by Ray Dennis Steckler (under the pseudonym Wolfgang Schmidt),[2][3] and starring Steckler's then-wife Carolyn Brandt[1] alongside Ron Haydock.

Cast[edit]
Carolyn Brandt as Carol
Ron Haydock as Tim
Jason Wayne as Daniel
Laurel Spring as Connie
John Bates as Charlie
Steve Edwards as Constable
Linda Steckler as Margie
Laura Steckler as Barbra
Production[edit]
The film was produced on a budget of "five hundred dollars tops".[1] Filming took place in Pahrump, Nevada,[1] and according to Steckler, the furnishings of the titular shack were property that had been left behind by a previous tenant.[1] The black suit worn by the "Chooper", which was too small for Haydock,[4] was recycled from a previous Steckler production, Lemon Grove Kids Meet the Monsters.[1] The killer was called the "Chooper" after the repetitive "choop" sounds made by the suit's wearer during the "Green Grasshopper" segment of The Lemon Grove Kids.[4]

Release[edit]
Under the title The Chooper, the film received a limited theatrical release,[5] playing in one theater in Denver, Colorado. It was also released on VHS under this title.[4] For home video, the film was cut down from 70 minutes to 55 minutes, then re-scored and retitled Blood Shack.