The Flesh and Blood Show

The Flesh and Blood Show

An appalling amalgam of carnage and carnality...

5.6(33 votes)
1972
1h 33m

Overview

Actors rehearsing a show at a mysterious seaside theater are being killed off by an unknown maniac.

User Reviews

J

John Chard

5/10

October 16, 2014

Boobs, Butts and Blood - All Suffering Pier Pressure! Pete Walker brings us a proto-slasher that's now as cornball as can be. Is it worthy of respect in the pantheon of horror? Yes, maybe. This is a coastal town that they forgot to close down. A group of actors and actresses have mysteriously been lured to an end of pier theatre to star in a play. Pretty soon they start being bumped off one by one. So it be! There's plenty of nudity, actors siting around musing on the "biz" and its perils, while the matter of fact attitude to the disappearances is almost as ludicrous as someone opening the door in the middle of the night stark naked... It's good fun in truth, especially for British film fans like me to see the likes of Robin Askwith and Jenny Hanley in this. The run down theatre setting is a good one, while the play they are rehearsing makes no sense and is quite surreal! 5/10

Details

Status:Released
Release Date:October 1, 1972
Runtime:1h 33m
Budget:N/A
Revenue:N/A
Language:EN

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