Directed by:
Peter Stanley-WardComposer:
David James NielsenPlots(1)
There is a place, a place called Grockleton, where high atop a scenic hillside stands the lonely Beesley's Manor. Governed by the ominous Landlord, the area surrounding the Manor is policed by his personal gallery of rogues, such as Pooch, the cross-eyed marksman, Pike who likes to spot the prey, and Dobbin who drinks gasoline...straight from the tank. Always on the lookout for females to carry on the Beesley name (willingly or not), the Landlord keeps a watchful eye over all of his land – and brutally dispatches those outsiders who dare set foot upon it. When three improbable heroes stumble unsuspectingly onto his land, the quiet beauty of the countryside suddenly erupts in a torrent of blood and violence. Cruelly snared into a menacing hunt and chase, our heroes soon discover that the woods are crawling with a number of different killers – each more vicious and exotic than the last! Will the Landlord triumph and collect his 'trophies' and a future bride? Or will the unlikely trio be victorious against him in his own game? (Imagination Worldwide)
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Incredible! One of the biggest pieces of crap I have ever suffered, it ruined an hour and a half of my life. If I were to enumerate all that is bad in this thing (let’s call it a thing, I refuse to call this shit a film), I wouldn’t know where to begin – the stupid actors, the stupid script that forces the stupid actors to do stupid things, or the stupid direction that directs the stupid actors doing stupid things. Truly unique. Recommended only for collectors of film (no, that’s not right) curiosities.
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